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Fukushima is a land of history, nature, and hospitality. Explore the samurai town of Aizu-Wakamatsu with its iconic Tsuruga Castle, enjoy the clear waters of Lake Inawashiro, and hike through the Bandai Highlands. The area is also known for its seasonal beauty, soothing hot springs, and delicious local rice, peaches, and ramen.

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Address: 1-20 Mikaminamimachi, Fukushima City, Fukushima
Website: https://fukushima.travel/
Operator: Fukushima Prefecture Tourism & Local Products Exchange Association

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Fukushima City

The capital of Fukushima Prefecture, this city offers a wealth of food, hot springs, and spectacular views. Fruit picking along the "Fruit Line" is a popular and luxurious experience where you can taste seasonal peaches, pears, and apples fresh from the tree. Near the city center are three unique hot spring resorts: Takayu, Tsuchiyu, and Iizaka. From the blossoms of Hanamiyama in spring to the autumn colors of the Bandai-Azuma Skyline, this is a charming destination where urban life and nature are closely linked.

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Fukushima Waraji Festival

Fukushima Waraji Festival is a premier summer event in Fukushima City, famously featuring a massive straw sandal called a Waraji, measuring 12 meters in length. Rooted in the legends of Mt. Haguro, the festival involves prayers for strong legs and safe travels. The sight of the giant Waraji being paraded through the streets is breathtaking, and the venue erupts with energy to the rhythm of powerful drums and traditional dancing. It is a dynamic celebration where local passion and traditional culture come together.

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Hanamiyama Park

A world-renowned photographer once praised this place as "a paradise in Fukushima." This floral heaven is a privately owned mountain opened to the public. In spring, cherry blossoms, plum blossoms, forsythia, and flowering peaches bloom all at once, coloring the mountain like a patchwork of pastel colors. With the snow-capped Azuma Mountains in the distance and colorful flowers at your feet, the scenery is truly paradisiacal. Surrounded by flowers raised with love by local farmers, it is a special place to experience the warm heart of Japan.

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Fukushima City Minka-en (Open Air Museum of Old Houses)

An open-air museum that relocates and restores historic buildings constructed between the Edo and Meiji periods from across Fukushima Prefecture. With thatched-roof farmhouses, post-town structures, and even a historic theater, visitors can experience the lifestyle of Japanese people from centuries ago. Seasonal traditional events and old-fashioned craft workshops are held here, making it a spot to slowly journey through the original landscapes of Japan amidst a beautiful Satoyama setting.

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