Jodomatsu Park

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A mystical park featuring a harmony of uniquely shaped rocks and pine trees, earning it the nickname Land Matsushima. The sight of mushroom rocks with white surfaces carved by years of weathering and erosion evokes a wondrous feeling, as if you have landed on another planet. This location, where creative natural formations coexist with the tranquility of a Japanese garden, is also popular as a photogenic spot with stunning views. It is perfect for those who wish to wander through one of Japan's hidden gems known only to a few.

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Koriyama City

Jodomatsu Park

Address
Tadano, Ouse-machi, Koriyama City, Fukushima Prefecture
Website
https://www.ousekanko.com/
Operator
Ouse Town Tourism Association, Koriyama City

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