2025 Fukushima Prefecture Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

✵ Fukushima Prefecture 2024.08 Here are some must-see spots in Fukushima that we visited in the summer! I took some cute photos, so please take a look at them✍️ 📍Spots ①#Aquamarine Fukushima (The largest aquarium in Tohoku!) ②#Wonder Farm (A rare tomato theme park in Japan🍅) ③#Akabeko Park (The giant Akabeko is actually a slide!) ④#Sannokura Kogen Flower Field (You can see 2.5 million sunflowers🌻) ⑤#Ouchijuku (A beautiful view of the townscape from the Edo period) ⑥#Negi Soba (A specialty of Ouchijuku! Eat soba noodles with a single leek without using chopsticks🫛) #Japan travel memories#Fukushima sightseeing #Fukushima trip

\Fukushima Prefecture 2 nights 3 days very satisfying travel plan/ Day 1 13:00 | Ouchijuku with 600 years of history 　　　　Relax yourself with the old scenery of thatched roofs! 15:00 | Japanese art inn Okawaso An art inn with a worldview like Demon Slayer and Spirited Away! Recommended for holidays too! Day 2 11:00 | Aizu Samurai Residences Relax and time travel at Aizu Samurai Residences🕰️ 12:00 | Lunch at Kuyotei on the grounds of Aizu Samurai Residences 13:00 | Oyakuen A famous garden in Aizu! A relaxing spot🍃Buy a combined ticket for Tsuruga Castle, Rinkaku, and all 3 facilities here for a great deal! 14:30 | Rinkaku Teahouse in Tsuruga Castle Hikari no Rekishi Emaki by NAKED Enjoy the spectacular matcha tea in the castle, digital art in the venue, and Tsuruga Castle! 17:00 | Listel Inawashiro Relax and soothe your fatigue in the hot springs! Great for holidays too! Day 3 10:30 | Listel grounds: Herb garden Umbrella Sky on Listel grounds: Relax in the spectacular flower fields, a popular photo spot! *Tickets to the herb garden are free for guests staying overnight! 12:00 | Nisshinkan A hidden gem! Enjoy a time-slip historical journey at Nisshinkan! [Recommended spots] 1. Ouchijuku + A spectacular view of the thatched roof streetscape that hasn't changed for 600 years! 2. Okawaso + The world of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba! A luxurious hot spring inn! Stay at least once! 3. Tsuruga Castle + A digital museum inside the castle! Learn about the history of Aizu! [Recommended gourmet food] 1. Kuyotei Restaurant Katsudokizen Limited to 5 meals per day, 2,500 yen (tax included) Chikuzenni, yam with pickled plum, boiled cod, pork saute (with special sauce), white sesame sauce with pickled herring and Japanese pepper, kozuyu, green bean rice Enjoy Aizu local cuisine! [Recommended hotel] Fukushima Prefecture Hotel Mei Okawaso Hotel address: 984 Shimodaira, Oaza Ashimachi, Ooto-machi, Aizuwakamatsu-shi, Fukushima-ken 969-5147 Fukushima Prefecture Listel Inawashiro Listel Park, Kawageta, Inawashiro-machi, Yama-gun, Fukushima-ken 969-2696 [Photogenic spots] 1. Umbrella Sky + Stand in the middle of the pool and take a photo! 2. A spot where you can have Mt. Bandai, flower fields, and nature all to yourself! 3. A gorgeous building that welcomes you with a front desk + strikeout! [Other points] Fukushima Prefecture is not crowded, and there are many photogenic spots, famous hotels, and historical cultural assets! We recommend traveling by car for this trip plan! ■ Aizu Sightseeing Rental Car Station Rental Car East Japan Aizuwakamatsu Office Nippon Rental Car Aizuwakamatsu Office Nissan Rental Car Aizuwakamatsu Store▪️For accommodation at Okawaso and Listel, we recommend booking with Rakuten Travel or Agota for a cheap plan! ▪️Common tickets for Oyakuen, Tsuruga Castle, and Rinkaku are a good deal! You can buy them at any of the facilities. If you are returning to Tokyo by car, we also recommend Hanyu Parking😊 #My Travel Itinerary #Fukushima Tourism #Fukushima Gourmet #Fukushima Prefecture #Ouchijuku #Aizu Ashinomaki Onsen Okawaso #Umbrella Sky #Winter Travel #Hot Spring Trip #Japanese Travel Tour

While I was wandering around Fukushima Prefecture, I happened to stop by the ruins of Onami Castle. It was the season for autumn leaves, so the surrounding scenery was completely colored. The ruins of Onami Castle were also beautifully colored, and I was able to enjoy the view from here. #AutumnFoliage #Fukushima

Address: Tsuboba, Inawashiro-machi, Yama-gun, Fukushima Prefecture, 969-3101 Atmosphere/Facilities: Bustling with children on summer vacation! Lake Inawashiro surrounded by mountains was very, very beautiful!! The sky was so beautiful that I thought there was nothing more beautiful than the summer sky!! Although it is a lake, you can enter it, so why not bring your swimsuit and enjoy it🏝 ◎15 minutes by car from Inawashiro Station #JapanGenkiProject2021 #SummerShortTrip#BreathtakingView

Take the "Haikara-san" sightseeing bus from Aizu-Wakamatsu Station and get off at the "Tsuruga Castle Entrance" bus stop. It is a 5-minute walk from the stop. Business hours are from 8:30 to 17:00. Tsuruga Castle has a museum inside the castle, so you can learn about the history of Aizu-Wakamatsu, including the Byakkotai! You can also get a panoramic view of Aizu-Wakamatsu city and Mt. Bandai from the castle tower. It feels great on a sunny day! Aizu-Wakamatsu has a sightseeing bus, so you can easily sightsee. Be sure to visit Tsuruga Castle along with other spots! In spring, it is also famous as a cherry blossom viewing spot🌸 #Historic site#Amazing nature#Breathtaking views#A trip to enjoy spring #Tsuruga Castle #Fukushima Prefecture #Flower viewing spots

This time, I will introduce some cute sightseeing spots in Fukushima Prefecture. This is a place where you can feel a European atmosphere. The Western-style buildings and even the garden have a Western atmosphere, and I was very satisfied with being able to take some cute photos. Please go and check it out. 📍Anna Garden Address: 3-183 Arai Yokozuka, Fukushima City, Fukushima Prefecture Opening hours: 10:00-18:00 #Spring0yentrip

This time, I will introduce a park in a castle town in Fukushima Prefecture. This is a park in front of a castle. I visited at lunchtime this time, and it was nice that there were not many people and I could take a leisurely stroll. Please go and check it out! 📍Kasumigajo Park, Nihonmatsu City, Fukushima Address: 3-chome, Goryouchi, Nihonmatsu City, Fukushima Prefecture Opening hours: 24 hours #0 yen trip February 2025

#FuriTabiWinter Fukushima Prefecture is a prefecture located in the Tohoku region of Japan It is the third largest prefecture in Japan, where you can enjoy both the sea and the mountains This is a record of my trip ﹢﹒ ✦⊹﹒ ﹢﹒ ✦⊹﹒ ﹢﹒ ✦⊹﹒ ﹢﹒ ✦⊹﹒ ﹢﹒ ✦ ◼︎Tsuruga Castle A Japanese castle that was located in Aizuwakamatsu City Also known locally as Tsuruga Castle The only red-tiled restored castle tower in Japan ◼︎Kanayama-cho Oshio Natural Carbonated Water One of the few natural carbonated water springs in Japan Please give it a try ◼︎Milk Shop Restaurant 2 minutes walk from Ashinomaki Onsen Station in Aizuwakamatsu City A restaurant that serves milk miso ramen and sauce katsudon in a homely atmosphere ◼︎Nihonmatsu Castle Ruins A Japanese castle that was located within the Nihonmatsu City walls Nihonmatsu Castle was developed as a modern castle in 1643 by Niwa Mitsushige, the first lord of Nihonmatsu Domain ◼︎Shirakawa-Komine Castle Ruins A Japanese castle that was located in Shirakawa City The three-story turret was faithfully restored in 1991, and the front gate was faithfully restored in 1994 in wood based on drawings from the Edo period #Domestic travel #Girls trip #Solo trip #Fukushima #Fukushima sightseeing #Fukushima trip #Castle tour

#DomesticTravelRecord A record of trips to Koriyama City and Inawashiro Town, located in the center of Fukushima Prefecture ﹢﹒ ✦⊹﹒ ﹢﹒ ✦⊹﹒ ﹢﹒ ✦⊹﹒ ﹢﹒ ✦ ◼︎Goshikinuma The most famous of the lakes and ponds created by the eruption of Mt. Bandai is Goshikinuma The lake shines with mysterious colors such as emerald green and cobalt blue ◼︎TARO CAFÉ (Taro Cafe) A cafe located on the shore of Lake Inawashiro that serves coffee, cakes, and other desserts, as well as light meals ◼︎Inawashiro Herb Garden A herb garden that spreads out in front of the Listel Inawashiro hotel building About 500 kinds of herbs, as well as seasonal flowers such as rape blossoms and cosmos, bloom on a 100,000㎡ site ◼︎Morohashi Museum of Modern Art One of the world's largest collections of about 340 paintings, sculptures, prints, and other works by Salvador Dali Closed in winter due to heavy snowfall For details, please check the website ◼︎Genghis Khan Makoto They offer tender lamb, including domestic lamb purchased in whole cows Even if you don't like lamb, the Melty Sheep raised in Katsurao Village, Fukushima Prefecture, has tender meat, little of the distinctive sheep smell, and is very easy to eat #Gourmet #Gourmet Trip #Fukushima Gourmet #Fukushima Tourism #Fukushima #Genghis Khan Specialty Store #Lakeside #Museum Tour #Museum #Cafe #Cafe Tour

📍Sabo Yamadaya I went there for the limited-edition "French Toast"! I heard that the "Dashimaki Sandwich" usually sells out quickly, so I ordered it! It's delicious, as it's popular! If you visit Ouchijuku, please stop by here! [INFORMATION] Sabo Yamadaya 📮46 Ouchiyamamoto, Shimogo-machi, Minamiaizu-gun, Fukushima Prefecture 969-5207 🕑9:00-15:00 #0 Yen Trip November

📍Hideyo Noguchi Memorial Hall A place where you can learn about the history of a great man. You can even see his handwriting! A great spot! A must-visit when you visit Fukushima! 【INFORMATION】 Hideyo Noguchi Memorial Hall 📮81 Maeda, Mitsuwa, Inawashiro-machi, Yama-gun, Fukushima 969-3284 🕐9:00-17:30 💰Admission fee: 1200 yen #0 yen travel autumn

📍Forest Park Adatara This time I stayed in an Airstream, a comfortable accommodation that looks like a large bus. Inside, it is equipped with everything you would find in a normal home, such as an air conditioner, refrigerator, microwave, rice cooker, toilet, shower, and bed, so it's very comfortable. You can also pitch a tent on the site, so it's recommended for camping beginners. I always use this site instead of the tent site when the temperature is low during the change of seasons, such as spring and autumn. It is a very beautiful facility with a hot spring.

I tried out SUP at Urabandai Matsubara Camp in Fukushima Prefecture 🏄 The view from the surfboard on the lake surface was spectacular, and the activity while feeling the pleasant breeze was truly a blissful moment ✨ The instructor's instruction was also polite and easy to understand, so even beginners can enjoy it with peace of mind. There were food sales around, and a variety of delicious gourmet foods were available. 🍡 The lunch after exhausting my energy felt especially delicious, and I was able to enjoy the local flavors. The campsite itself was clean and well-maintained, making it the perfect environment for outdoor enthusiasts. Urabandai Matsubara Camp was not only a great place to experience SUP, but also a great place to spend some relaxing time surrounded by nature. This campsite, where you can refresh both your body and mind and enjoy delicious food, is an attractive spot that will make you want to visit again. #SUP #MatsubaraCamp #UraBandai

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The SL Banetsu Monogatari connects Aizu-Wakamatsu Station to Niitsu Station! Is it classified as a rapid train? But it seemed to run slowly so that you could enjoy the scenery unique to the region! It's not easy to ride a retro vehicle like a steam locomotive from Tokyo, so it was a valuable experience! Even if you take a photo at an ordinary station, the steam locomotive stands out so much that it easily becomes photogenic! #gw2022jp #retrospot #photogenicspot #railroad #steamlocomotive #sl #spectacularview #coupletrip

"Ouchi-juku" located in Minamiaizu-gun, Fukushima Prefecture A "half-farming, half-stay" post station on the Aizu Nishi Kaido road during the Edo period The name is still passed down today as the common name of the village, where thatched-roof houses line the road, or as a tourist destination. In 1981 (Showa 56), it was selected as an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings, and is one of Fukushima Prefecture's leading tourist destinations! There are many guesthouses, souvenir shops, and soba restaurants. In particular, soba is known as Takato soba, and there is a custom of eating soba with green onions instead of chopsticks. If you want to experience the old-fashioned atmosphere and spend time in a relaxing space, please come and visit us! ! #breathtaking views #summer trip #historic historic sites #Japan Genki Project 2021 #summer trip #breathtaking views #trip with children

Japans Ouchisu, a small village that does not lose the village of Hachio is also a large inner house where the village is built. It is smaller than Shirakawa Township and has fewer tourists. The private buildings that have been preserved in the Edo period are located in a valley surrounded by snow. In the early morning, we were almost the first visitors to arrive here. It was only after the villagers began to sweep the snow, and the observation deck was empty. Walking through the village, such as crossing the time, is in the snow scene of the Edo period hundreds of years ago. There are not many shops in Daeju, but it is very interesting. Sometimes it feels that the store is not bad, and it is targeted. There are people who sell the food, there are cute gifts, and the wife sells brown sugar red bean snacks on the roadside. There is a family hotel where you can stay in Dae Nai, but not many. There is also the Snow Festival here in February every year. specialties are chopped green onions and rock fish sandwiches. The opening hours of the store are around 9:00-17:00. The specific address is: Ouchi Yamamoto, Minato-machi, Minato-machi, Fukushima Prefecture. Traffic is not very convenient, but in Japan, public transportation covers a wide area and there is no problem in arriving. Line 1: Take the Aizu Railway from JR Aizuwakamatsu Station and get off at Yuno Onsen Station. From April to November, take the shuttle bus "" for about 20 minutes, get off at the "Greater Entrance", 1

The popularity of soba noodles in Japan is no less than that of Japanese ramen. It is also a food that tourists are worthy of punching. How can we get a bowl of unparalleled authentic soba noodle dishes? The most correct choice is to go to the Japanese countryside. . The 400-year-old Ouchi is the hometown of Japanese soba noodles, retaining the earliest tradition of eating noodles with green onions, and the village is surrounded by white buckwheat. This home is the oldest soba noodle restaurant in the inner Neiwan. The decoration in the room has not been moved for hundreds of years, and all kinds of old things are piled up everywhere. And the customer, sitting on the tatami floor, waiting for the soba noodles made by the owner with the spring water. Speaking of the big onion soba noodles in this big inn, there is actually an allusion to look for. It originated from the local custom of eating soba noodles to celebrate the newlyweds. The onion symbolizes men and the bowls are women. The residents put the whole green onions as chopsticks on the noodles, and use the onion to eat noodles to symbolize fertility. It didn't take long for our soba noodle set to be served. It was a green scallion with green scallion placed in a bowl instead of chopsticks. To be honest, because I have tasted all kinds of top-quality Japanese materials in the past few days, I dont expect much from this bowl of soba noodles, but when I mix the yam mud, mustard and soba noodles into the mouth, the corners of the mouth I couldn't help but curl up. It's really delicious. I can't eat the green onions together. The chewy and spicy ingredients of the teeth are really like the big inside, full of the feeling of the summer.

This is a mountain village that has been left since the Edo period. It still retains the appearance of the quaint thatched ancient house at that time. It has become a modern people, looking for the beautiful nostalgic past. Because there is little known, so there are almost no foreign tourists involved, but also let the big inside, and some more mysterious mood, as if coming out of comic books! In fact, in the Edo period 400 years ago, it was an important station in the Tohoku region to go to Tokyo. It was extremely prosperous, and merchants would stop here and stay in the bustling city. After the Meiji Restoration, the iron and road networks were opened one after another. The convenient transportation made the inner lodgings gradually lose their geographical advantages. These thatched houses instead escaped the ravages of the years, completely retaining the ancient rhyme of the Edo period, the strong ancient Intentional and fascinating. The Da Nei station retains a 30-meter-wide main street. The huts on both sides stand side by side. The range is not large, but it is elegant and simple. Each building is a hundred-year-old man, selling its own production. Dim sum and local produce.