Fukushima Prefecture Travel Guide

A national park spanning Yamagata, Fukushima, and Niigata, and the third-largest in Japan by land area.

White wind turbines set against a crisp blue sky, framed by the vibrant colors of the seasons.

A celebrated waterfall embraced by primeval forest, where both fresh greenery and autumn leaves create picture-perfect scenery.

Seasonal colors reflect on the lake’s surface. Enjoy a relaxing moment at a park where the spirit of “Shimin Kyōraku” lives on.

The sky-high planetarium is a major draw! Learn about space and science.

A nostalgic hot spring experience that embraces travelers across time.

A national treasure that still carries the spirit of the Heian period today.

A white symbol that hugs the horizon, linking the sea and sky.

An observation tower in a park on a cape, offering sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean and the city of Iwaki.

A place where both adults and kids can have fun all day long.

See, catch, and eat. A museum where you can deepen your connection with watersides and life itself.

One of Japan’s most iconic highland nature parks, with marshlands filled with blooming Asian skunk cabbage and scenic mountain ranges.

Enjoy a memorable morning ramen experience at a famous Kitakata ramen shop.

A rest house located at the exit of the mysterious Abukuma Cave.

One-of-a-kind Italian cuisine, brought to life over charcoal with the blessings of Tohoku.

A Japanese restaurant where Fukushima and Aizu’s rare horse meat and local flavors come together.

Thirty gyoza arranged in a circle! As the birthplace of enban gyoza, it carries on the teachings of its founder.

Enjoy an impressively large sauce katsudon as grand as Mt. Bandai.

Crispy and packed with juicy flavor! A specialty restaurant serving carefully made enban gyoza with hand-stretched wrappers.

A long-established ramen restaurant where you can enjoy a bowl filled with Kitakata tradition.

Aizu’s local specialty with a secret sauce! Hearty and delicious cutlets.

Enjoy Aizu sauce katsudon at this long-established tonkatsu specialty restaurant with over 40 years of history.

A famous Kitakata ramen shop known for its queues.

A traditional soba restaurant that preserves Ouchi-juku’s local specialty, walnut soba (kurumi soba).

Smiles of Iwaki gather here! A landmark complex directly connected to Iwaki Station.

From lifestyle goods and gourmet food to hobbies, this mega mall is where you're sure to find a favorite.

Shop, play, and connect. A landmark in front of Koriyama Station where plenty of smiles come together.

Conveniently connected to the station, this shopping center offers an extensive selection of Fukushima souvenirs!

A hub for showcasing Fukushima Prefecture’s local products and sharing travel information.

A tourism and local products center packed with “All the best of Iwaki, all in one place.”

A hot spring inn where you can enjoy great sake and Fukasawa’s famous spring water.

For family trips and special gatherings alike, this is a hot spring resort where everyone can relax with a smile.

A hot spring inn embraced by a thousand years of history. Unwind with a stay shaped by the passing time of Aizu.

Enjoy an extraordinary getaway at an art-filled palace in a national park.

A retreat of two-tiered waterfalls and rising hot spring steam. Seasonal gardens add to its charm.

Unwind to your core with soothing natural hot spring water. Every room comes with its own hot spring bath for maximum relaxation!

Enjoy a famous hot spring and exquisite cuisine at this quiet inn beside a beautiful mountain stream.

Tropical relaxation, soothing hot springs, and a carefree Hawaiian-style stay.

A long-established ryokan with its own hot spring source and over 100 years of history.

A scenic hot spring inn surrounded by the natural beauty of Oku-Aizu, offering a truly refreshing escape for body and soul.

Enjoy a one-of-a-kind stay in a spacious, elegant private villa.

Soak in hot springs while enjoying refreshing gorge scenery.