๐ Articles about Fukushima
Fukushima Cherry Blossom Guide: Best Sakura Spots
Discover the most beautiful cherry blossom spots in Fukushima. Spring sakura viewing guideโฆ
Fukushima Local Gourmet Guide: ๅๅคๆนใฉใผใกใณ
Discover Fukushima''s unique local cuisine including ๅๅคๆนใฉใผใกใณ. A food lover''s guide to theโฆ
Rainy Day in Fukushima: Best Indoor Spots & Activities
Don't let the rain stop you in Fukushima! Discover top indoor attractions including ใใผใใซ่ณ่จโฆ
Fukushima Food Guide: Sauce Katsudon, Kitakata Ramen & Peaches
Aizu's iconic sauce katsudon, the nationally celebrated Kitakata ramen and Japan's finest โฆ
Aizu Tsurugajo Castle and Meiji Restoration Tragedy: History of the Castle Town Where Byakkotai Perished
Tsurugajo Castle in Aizuwakamatsu, Fukushima, was the main fortress of the Aizu domain thaโฆ
Higashiyama Onsen and Aizu: Aizu's Inner Retreat Beloved by Natsume Soseki
Higashiyama Onsen on the outskirts of Aizuwakamatsu is a celebrated Aizu hot spring visiteโฆ
Oku-Aizu Mishima Town Thatched Houses: Villages Frozen in Time Along the Tadami River
Mishima in Oku-Aizu, Fukushima, is a Japan original landscape where thatched farmhouses reโฆ
Aizu Sake: One of Tohoku's Premier Sake Regions Born from Rich Snowmelt Water
The Aizu region of Fukushima is a premier sake production area using abundant snowmelt watโฆ
Koriyama and Asaka Canal: Meiji Era Mega-Project That Transformed Modern Agriculture
Koriyama, Fukushima, is an agricultural city whose paddy fields expanded through the Meijiโฆ
Lake Inawashiro and Wintering Swans: Mystical Lake at the Foot of Mt. Bandai
Lake Inawashiro in Fukushima is Japan's fourth-largest lake. Each NovemberโMarch, swans miโฆ
Ura-Bandai Goshikinuma: Walks Through Fantastical Lakes of Differing Colors
Goshikinuma in Ura-Bandai, Fukushima, is a group of 30+ lakes created by Mt. Bandai's 1888โฆ
Soma-Minamisoma Nomaoi: Thousand-Year-Old Armored Warrior Cavalry Procession
Soma Nomaoi (Wild Horse Chase) held each July in Soma and Minamisoma, Fukushima, is a Natiโฆ
Akabeko and Aizu New Year Folk Crafts: The Red Cow Figurine Beloved as a Lucky Charm
"Akabeko" (Red Cow) from Aizu, Fukushima, is a papier-mรขchรฉ figurine with a perpetually noโฆ
Soma Nakamura Castle and Baron Park: Hidden Cherry Blossom Spot in Fukushima's Hamadori
Baron Park (Nakamura Castle Ruins) in Soma, Fukushima, is one of the premier cherry blossoโฆ
Aizu Lacquerware: 400-Year-Old Lacquer Craft Heritage of a Premier Production Area
Aizu lacquerware in Aizu, Fukushima, is a National Traditional Craft with approximately 40โฆ
Okiagari Koboshi and Aizu Folk Crafts: Lucky Charm of "Seven Falls, Eight Rises"
"Okiagari Koboshi" (Roly-poly Doll) from Aizu, Fukushima, is a papier-mรขchรฉ toy that alwayโฆ
Mt. Bandai and Inawashiro Ski Resort: Winter Sports in the Bandai Highlands
The Inawashiro-Bandai Highland area at the foot of Mt. Bandai is one of Tohoku's premier sโฆ
Southern Aizu Secret Tadami River Local Line: Steam Locomotive Scenery in River Mist
The Tadami Line in Fukushima runs along the Tadami River and attracts railway enthusiasts โฆ
Shirakawa Barrier and Ancient Road: Tohoku's Ancient Gateway Sung in the Manyoshu
The "Shirakawa Barrier" in Shirakawa, Fukushima, is the ruins of an ancient checkpoint conโฆ
Aizu Soba and Regional Cuisine: A Journey Experiencing Aizu's Food Culture
Aizu region of Fukushima is a treasury of rich food culture. The experience of eating tradโฆ
Mt. Azuma and Jododaira: Highland Paradise of Faith and Sulfur Fragrance
Jododaira, about 1 hour by car from Fukushima City, is a highland spreading through Mt. Azโฆ
Abukuma Cave: Limestone Cave of the Abukuma Mountains Created Over 80 Million Years
Abukuma Cave in Tamura, Fukushima, is a limestone cave approximately 600m long formed overโฆ
Aquamarine Fukushima and Onahama Port: Sanriku Sea and the Revived Fish Market
"Aquamarine Fukushima" in Iwaki is an aquarium where you can experience both the recovery โฆ
Kitakata Ramen Morning Culture: Kitakata's Unique Custom of Eating Ramen in the Morning
In Kitakata, Fukushima, the "morning ramen" (asa-ra) culture of eating ramen for breakfastโฆ
Aizu-Wakamatsu, Tsurugajo Castle and Mt. Bandai โ History and Majestic Nature of Fukushima
Explore the samurai spirit of Tsurugajo Castle in Aizu-Wakamatsu and the dramatic volcanicโฆ
Kitakata Ramen and the Storehouse Town โ A Noodle Journey from Shirakawa to Kitakata
Savor the famous Kitakata ramen in its hometown and stroll through the charming kura storeโฆ
Bandai Highland and Urabandai Eco Museum โ Volcanic Lakes and Scenic Wonders
Explore the stunning volcanic lakes and wetlands of Urabandai, where the 1888 eruption of โฆ
Aizu-Wakamatsu Tsurugajo Castle โ The Soul of Aizu
Explore the rebuilt Tsurugajo Castle in Aizu-Wakamatsu, a symbol of the samurai spirit thaโฆ
Isasumi Shrine โ The Grand Ancient Shrine of Aizu's Protector
Pay respects at Isasumi Shrine in Aizu, the grand protector of the region with over 2,000 โฆ
Urabandai Goshikinuma โ The Color-Changing Ponds of Fukushima
Stroll the trail linking Goshikinuma (Five-Color Ponds) in Urabandai, where each pond glowโฆ