
Fukushima, meaning “Happy Island” is a city nestled between mountains in the Abukuma Valley. At 37 degrees latitude North it ...
Aizu-Wakamatsu is the capital of the Aizu region on the southern part of the Aizu basin, and came to be central to the region...
Shimogo Town is the home to some of Fukushima's best sightseeing spots, with Ouchijuku and Tonohetsuri both located here. The...
Kitakata is a center of sake and miso production in northern Fukushima, reflected by the many storehouses located here. The r...
One of the best times to visit Tsuruga Castle is during spring when the sakura trees are in bloom, and an annual festival tak...
Each year during Japan's rainy season, Fukushima's Jupia Land Hirata is home to an impressive hydrangea festival which also c...
Aizuwakamatsu City is well-known for its rich samurai heritage. Every year, a 3-day festival takes place around the castle an...
Close to Koriyama station in northern Japan's Fukushima prefecture, Karakusa is a cosy little dining bar with affordable meal...
Tagoto Cuisine Inn, Aizu Wakamatsu City is an ideal respite for those who would prefer a slow and traditional pace. Tagoto is...
Visit a delicious pastry shop in the main part of Aizuwakamatsu City as a break from sightseeing.
In Aizu Wakamatsu, a historical town in northern Japan's Fukushima prefecture, New Palace hotel is affordable and convenientl...
In the countryside of Fukushima Prefecture in northern Japan, Second House is a small, friendly guesthouse, offering inexpens...
Immediately next to Fukushima Station, in Tohoku in northern Japan, APA Hotel is comfortable, convenient, and affordable.
Exploring Koriyama City Parks, Kaoseoizan Daijingu Shrine, and Big I.
In the historical castle town of Aizu Wakamatsu in Japan's Fukushima perfecture, Oyaku-En is a tranquil stroll garden with a ...
Immediately next to Koriyama station in northern Japan's Fukushima prefecture, Molti is a shopping center, and the building i...