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Aizu Gurutto Card Discount Benefits Aizu Gurutto Card Discount Benefits Period that discounts are in effect (please contact individual businesses for their regular closing days and conditions for discounts): October 1, 2019 to March 31, 2020 Aizuwakamatsu 11 Aizu Tsuruya Hotel 0242-27-5772 Promotional gift 1 Hand-making Experiences Bansho 0242-27-4358 A bamboo-copter will be given to those that take part Hotel in a hand-making experience 12 Shibukawa Donya 0242-28-4000 Workshop Okiagari koboshi (traditional doll) present 2 Aizu Jokamachi Rent-A-Cycle 0242-27-4005 Rent-a-cycle fee (1 time/day) 500 yen→450 yen 13 Yado Takaya 0242-22-2265 500 yen discount on accommodations for one group 3 Konjakutei 0242-27-6048 Hotel 14 Minshuku Takaku 0242-26-6299 Free coffee in the lobby for staying guests Tax-free accommodation fee 4 Harataki 0242-26-4126 Hotel 15 Hotel Takako 0242-27 -7117 Free coffee in the lobby for staying guests Free onigiri for stay on a weekday 5 Shosukeno Yado Takinoyu 0242-29-1000 16 Hotel Izumiya 0242-27 -5538 200 yen discount on use of hot springs for non- Accommodation fee (tax inclusive) staying guests Hotel Adults 12,000 yen → 11,500 yen 6 Hotel Fushimi-so 0242- 27-2944 10% off the price of accommodation 17 Ryokan Tagoto 0242-24-7500 5% off accommodation fee with 1 free coffee or 7 Ashinomaki Prince Hotel 0242-92-2321 soft drink 10% off the price of accommodation 1 free alcoholic beverage or juice 18 Fukushima Prefecture Museum Tearoom 0242-28-7638 8 Okawa-so 0242-92-2111 10% off the cost of food and drinks 500 yen coupon for in-hotel use 19 Chanko Yagura Daiko 0242-25-1413 9 Aizu Ashinomaki Onsen Marumine Hotel Chanko nabe for one individual Izakaya 0242-92-3001 1,500 yen→1,300 yen Free coffee in the lobby for staying guests 20 Wakamatsu Shokudo 0242-22-2284 5% off sauce katsudon 10 Hotel New Palace 0242-28-2804 Restaurant 10% off the price of accommodation 21 Eki Café (Shop selling local specialties from the 17 regions of Aizu) 0242-39-3880 32 Gokurin 0242-24-1666 Restaurant 50 yen off café set meal Free salad or mini fried rice (excluding Machiaruki sweets set) 33 Taketo Chaya 0242-22-1068 22 Tsurugaoka Saryo 0242-26-6052 Restaurant 50 yen off coffee・tea Free “nishin no sanshozuke” (pickled herring) reservation requirement – traditional local cuisine 34 Nunoya Lacquerware Shop 0242-22-2159 kaiseki (multicourse) cuisine 30% off orders of products listed in the Akebono catalog 23 Kappo Ganso Wappa-Meshi Takino 0242-25-0808 35 My Earth 0242-27-1672 1 free soft drink Restaurant 10% off listed shop prices 24 Aizu Ichibankan (Noguchi Hideyo Seishunkan) 36 Folk Crafts Hall Matsuyoshi 0242-24-2503 0242-27-3750 5% off souvenirs and meals 10% off food and drink Cafe 37 Yamakaya 0242-27-0501 Shop 25 Bowling Kingdom Sport Aizu Royal Plaza 5% off all products 0242-27-1922 Show your card to get one free game (valid for up 38 Kosaka Lacquerware Aizu Meisho Hanakura to three people) 0242-22-1619 15% of all lacquerware 26 Kohikan Kura 0242-27-3791 Cafe Free ice cream for those who order a meal 39 Lacquerware Studio Suzutake 0242-27-9426 We will guide you through the lacquerware studio 27Original Nikomi Sauce Katsudon Shop Nakajima 0242-24-5151 40 Hamasaki Lacquerware 0242-26-3130 50 yen discount off all katsudon 30% off all lacquerware Restaurant 28 Ipputei 0242-28-4885 41 Shosuke Confectionery 0242-27-0287 50 yen discounted from all bills whose sum is over 20% off boxed gifts items 1,000 yen 29 Saishokusaishu Aizukko 0242-32-6232 42 Ishimoto Rice Store 0242-22-2401 Commemorative gift Izakaya Discount if you buy over 5kg of Aizu rice to take home without delivery 30 Kiriya Gongentei 0242-25-3851 Restaurant 1 free small side dish 43 Ozawa Candle Shop 0242-27-0652 5% off for customers whose purchase exceeds 31 Aizu Tonkatsu Shop T onpachi 0242-22-1078 2,000 yen 80 yen off 44 Tsurugajo Kaikan 0242-28-2288 52 Oyakuen 0242-27-2472 1 0% off your meal at Oshokujidokoro Ninomaru 〈Admission fee〉Adult 330 yen → 270 yen (drinks excluded) High school student 270 yen → 220 yen 1 0% off store purchases (excluding some food Elementary and junior high school students products, alcohol and tobacco) 160 yen → 110 yen 53 Showa Natsukashikan 0242-27-0092 Shop 45 Aizu Kanehachi Rice 0242-27-7181 Entrance fee 200 yen → 180 yen Special discount if you buy Aizu Koshikari, Aizu Hitomebore or Aizu Milkyqueen 54 Aizu Shurakukan (Sake Store) 46 Yamagataya 0242-22-5769 Watanabe Sota Shoten 0242-22-1076 10% off regular price of painted candles (in-store A special Aizu senbei present to those who make a merchandise) purchase 47 Aizu Bukeyashiki 0242 -28-2525 55 Flower Park of the Seasons Aizumura 〈Admission Fee〉Adults 850 yen→750 yen 0242-75-3434 Junior & high school students 550 yen→470 yen 50 yen off usual entrance fee Elementary school students 450 yen→370 yen 56 Pronto Aizuwakamatsu 0242-28-8355 48 Iimoriyama Moving Walkway Slope 10％ off food and drink 0242-22-9586 Adults 250 yen → 230 yen 57 Fukushima Prefectural Museum 0242-28-6000 General & University Students 280 yen Groups 49 Byakkotai History Museum 0242-26-1022 220 yen (permanent exhibitions only) Elementary, 〈Entrance fee〉adults 300 yen→250 yen Middle and High School Students Free High school students 200 yen → 150 yen Elementary and junior high school students 150 yen→120 yen 58 Aizuromantei Shiogura 0242-93-7500 Free small coffee with every order of the 50 Byakkotai Memorial Hall 0242-24-9170 Manzoku- lunch meal 〈Entrance fee〉adults 400 yen →320 yen High school students 300 yen → 240yen Inawashiro Elementary and junior high school students 200 yen→160 yen 60 Noguchi Hideyo Memorial Hall 0242-65-2319 50 yen off individual admission fee 51 Tsurugajo Castle Tower 0242-27-4005 〈Tsurugajo Castle (Tower & Teahouse Rinkaku) 61 Minshuku Shokokan 0242 -62-2548 combined entrance ticket〉 1 kg home-grown rice present Hotel Adults 520 yen → 410 yen Elementary and junior high school students 62 Lakeside Hotel Minatoya 0242-65-2111 150 yen → 120 yen 10% accommodation fees (for 1 night with two meals) 10% off Restaurant Saiko (excluding drinks) 63 Pension Verlaine 0242-63-0855 74 Kitakata Kuranosato 0241-22-6592 1000 yen discounted from accommodation (1 night 25% off (individual) entrance fee General・ stay with 2 meals) university student 400yen→300yen Elementary & junior high school student 200yen 64 Yu-no-Yado Auza Inawashiro 0242-63-1639 →150yen 10% off store products 1 free drink Hotel (some items excluded) 65 Pension Caprice 0242- 63-0234 75 Sakuyama Shokudo 0241-22-0701 5% discount on accommodation fee 50 yen off meal total 66 Bikyo-Shunsai Sanjo 0242-65-2828 76 Akarenga 0241-22-5030 Show your card beforehand to get 5% off food and Restaurant Akarenga sticker present drink and souvenirs 77 Namae Shokudo 0241 -22-2966 67 Kojiya Shoten 0242-62 -3167 Shop 10% off purchases 10% off meal total 78 Fukushimaya 0241-23 -2702 68 Sato Noodle-Making Factory 0242-66-2020 Free large serving of noodles 1 box of five (with soy sauce soup) 1,200 yen (tax inclusive)→1,000 yen (tax inclusive) 79 Tamayoshi Shokudo 0241-22-7365 50 yen off meal total 69 Refreshing Inn Welcome Welcome 0242-65-2481 80 Honke Ominato Ajihei 0241-24-2990 5% off accommodation fees 50 yen off ramen items Kitakata 81 Sakurai Shokudo 0241 -22-0615 50 yen off noodle dishes 70 Yamanaka Senbei Honpo 0241-22-0004 Tamari senbei charcoal fire-grilling experience 82 Marumi Shokudo 0241-22-0506 Restaurant 600 yen→500 yen 100 yen off spring rolls (harumaki) 71 Yamatogawa Shuzo Hoppofudokan 83 Kitakata Ramen Shop Matsuri Tei 0241-22-2233 0241-23-2439 Spend 1000 yen, get an original glass cup free 50 yen discount from 1 noodle order 84 Tanpopo Tei 0241-21-1477 72 Wakaki Shoten 0241-22 -0010 Shop 5% off miso・5% off soy sauce 10% off total food order 73 Ekimae Kai Shoten 0241 -22-0033 Shop 85 Taian Shokudo 0241-22-6268 5% off all purchases (excluding alcohol and tobacco) 50 yen off Kitakata Ramen and Chashu Ramen 86 Kitakata Ramen Restaurant Wan-Wan 95 Active Resorts Urabandai 0241-32-3111 0241-24-3775 20% off room charges・ 100 yen off Wan-Wan Special Ramen single 10,000 yen→8,000 yen・ 50 yen off Ramen 100 yen off Omiyage Ramen western-style twin or Japanese-style room (2 people, 1 room) 87 Kitakata Green Hotel 0241-22-0011 weekday 25,200 yen→from 20,160 yen One complimentary mixed bean snack (10,080 yen for one person)・ day-use of hot springs 1,200 yen →800 yen 88 Yodoya&Muto(company) 0241-27-2022 5 ％ off all products All products available for 96 Pension Tomo 0241-32-2722 tasting 500 yen off accommodations Kitashiobara 97 Urabandai Pension Alice Grove 0241-32-2577 1 free glass of wine or soft drink 89 Outdoor and Picture Book Lodge Moku Moku to all staying guests 0241-32-3010 Accomodation fee 8,700yen → 8,400yen 98 Pension Hearty 0241- 32-2090 10% off canoe rental 10% off accommodations 90 Pension Heidi 0241-32-2008 99 Urabandai Rising Sun Hotel 0241-32-2311 500 yen off accommodations (1 night 2 meals) 10% off regular accommodation fees 100 Akimotoya Ryokan 0241 -32-2222 91 Urabandai Grandeco Tokyu Hotel 0241-32-3200 10% off accommodation fees 100 yen off day-use of hot springs (with face towel; separate 300 fee for bath towel) 101 Bandia 0241-32-2829 Herb tea on the café terrace 92 Bandai Hibara Kohan Hotel 0241-33-2341 (including herb-infused cookies) Day-use of hot springs 1,075 yen→800 yen 500 yen (tax inclusive) →400 yen（tax inclusive） 15：00～18：00 Free garden admission 93 Oyado Furaibo 0241-32-3077 102 Urabandai Lake Resort 0241-37-1111 One complimentary Premium Yebisu beer for Onsen hot springs entrance 1,200 yen overnight guests → 700 yen (towel not included) Hotel 94 Pension Buddy 0241-32-2920 103 Grandeco Urabandai Ropeway 0241-32-2530 10% off accommodation fee 100 yen off regular price of round trip ticket (adult・child) Minamiaizu 105 Mt.
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