Browse attractions and highlights across Fukushima, and build your itinerary around them.
Fukushima
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.
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 historic temple featuring a beautiful Kura-style main hall, a Registered Tangible Cultural Property. Highlights include an exquisite Kamakura-period wooden Buddha and a peaceful atmosphere that blends with the traditional streets of Kitakata.
A beautiful Meiji-era architectural gem where you can explore the rich local history of Fukushima.
Enjoy a top-tier winter experience on slopes overlooking the beautiful Lake Inawashiro!
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.
Experience the elegance of the Heian period at the National Treasure Shimizusamida-do. The seamless blend of the Pure Land garden and historic architecture offers a serene, beautiful landscape perfect for a peaceful retreat.
Experience Kanazawa no Hayagamogori at Kuronuma Shrine in Nihonmatsu City, Fukushima. This is a special opportunity to touch the heart of Japanese seasonal traditions and local history. A perfect way to experience the authentic spirit of Japan.
A rare opportunity to witness Mikagura, a traditional art form honored by Fukushima Prefecture. The solemn rituals held in the winter silence at the historic Yatsuki Tsutsutoko Betsu Shrine will create a lasting memory of Japanese spiritual beauty.
Don't miss the stunning Mizubasho flower fields that signal the arrival of spring.
