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Ouchi-juku is a former post town established around the 17th century and also registered…

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Ouchijuku was a flourishing post-town in the 17th century. Today the town’s tradit…

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Sazae-do is a three-storied, hexagonal pagoda with the look of an optical illusion. Offi…

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Aizu Erosoku (painted candles) are one of Aizu’s traditional crafts. The candles a…

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Tsuruga Castle, also known as Aizu Castle or Aizuwakamatsu Castle, is famed as an impreg…

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Goshikinuma, literally meaning “Five Coloured Ponds”, is a group of volcanic…

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The JR Tadami Line is a local line that connects Aizuwakamatsu in Fukushima Prefecture t…

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Among a cluster of lakes and ponds created by the eruption of Mount Bandai, Lake Hibara,…

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Higashiyama Onsen is one of three renowned hot springs in Tohoku along with Kaminoyama O…

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Goshikinuma’s (Five Colored Lakes) sightseeing paths, bustling with tourists in th…

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The 100km2 Lake Inawashiro is one of the largest lakes in Japan. The lake is so big that…

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This is a tour to visit the earthquake-stricken area along the coast of Fukushima Prefec…

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Ride a snowmobile in an ultimate terrain at an elevation of 1,230 meters.Staff will expl…

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Miharu Takizakura is a red weeping cherry tree designated as a natural monument of Japan…

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With a maximum elevation of 1,622m, the Bandai Azuma Skyline is a scenic driving route m…

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The Aizu Festival is Aizu’s largest festival and is held in late September each ye…

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Aizu Bukeyashiki is a historical site of reconstructed samurai residences of the Edo per…

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Located 314 metres above sea level, Mount Iimori overlooks the former castle town of Aiz…

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The largest hall, Takine Goten (Takine Hall), is absolutely breathtaking. The "Tsuk…

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There have been many chrysanthemum fans in Nihonmatsu since the period when it was known…

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Adding colour to Iwaki in summer, the Iwaki Fireworks Festival is a rarity in Japan beca…

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This is a little-known ski resort that is never crowded despite having good access from …

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There is a theory that the origins of the Mizuhiki Shuraku community come from when hunt…

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Selected as one of Japan’s 100 most famous mountains, Mount Bandai is the leading …

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Oyaku-en is located 15 minutes on foot to the east of Tsuruga Castle. It is a Japanese g…

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The hot spring village is located on a plateau at an elevation of 750 meters and is know…

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Hanamiyama Park is a famous spot for flowers where not only cherry blossoms and ume (Jap…

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The Taimatsu Akashi is one of Japan’s three major fire festivals that has been con…

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Soma Nomaoi, a ritual dating back over a thousand years, takes place in northern Hamador…

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From JR Nanukamachi station, the 700m Nanukamachi-dori Street leads to Noguchi Hideyo Se…

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Iizaka Onsen was one of three popular hot springs in the ancient Oshu region along with …

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The unusual festival known as Nanokado Hadaka Mairi is held annually on the night of 7 J…

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The Fukushima Waraji (Straw Sandals) Festival takes place in early August each year and …

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Fukushima City is dotted with many famous flower spots that charm visitors, including Ha…

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Facing the Pacific Ocean, the Fukushima coast is where the warm Kuroshio Current and the…

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Ashinomaki Onsen is proud of its beautiful valley and natural hot spring with abundant h…

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Sukagawa City is one of the largest producers and exporters of cucumbers in Japan. …

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Located upstream from the Arakawa River, a tributary of the Abukuma River, this hot spri…

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Fukushima is a leading “fruit kingdom” in Japan. Leveraging the unique clima…