Browse attractions and highlights across Fukushima, and build your itinerary around them.
Experience the magic of 350-to-500-year-old pink weeping cherry trees standing along a scenic slope. Visit in mid-April for the best views during your stroll through the historic Miharu area.
Enjoy the stunning views of Tsubakuro-dani.
夜の灯ろうが彩る幻想的なライトアップや、平安時代の歴史を感じる徳一廟など、磐梯山の麓で日本の幽玄な美しさに触れられるスポットです。
A beautiful village of thatched-roof houses preserving Japan's original landscape. A peaceful journey through history and nature.
Soma Nomaoi is one of the great festivals of Tohoku. The powerful armored horse racing and samurai processions offer a one-of-a-kind experience of Japanese history. Visit in the refreshing season of May to feel the breath of tradition.
Experience the breathtaking view of the JR Tadami Line's arch bridge amidst the changing seasons. The winter snowscapes and autumn foliage are particularly spectacular. Don't forget your camera to capture the perfect moment!
Enjoy a top-tier winter experience on slopes overlooking the beautiful Lake Inawashiro!
Experience the Shio Sanzan Akatsuki-mairi, a traditional February ritual in Fukushima City. Witness a solemn dawn ceremony set against the breathtaking, clear winter air.
A traditional naked festival held on the night of January 7th at Fuman Kukuzo Bosatsu Enzoji Temple in Yanaizu, Fukushima. The sight of men in loincloths performing a heroic ritual amidst snow and fire is a breathtaking expression of Japanese winter tradition.
Joho-ji Kannon-do is a precious thatched-roof temple showcasing Muromachi-era architecture. It is famous for the 'Hitohada Kannon' statue and its stunning integration with the rugged, natural landscape of Fukushima.
