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Fukushima Hidden Gems

Puerta del Tohoku con aldeas detenidas en el tiempo. Ouchi-juku conserva intacta una hilera de casas con tejado de paja de la era Edo; el castillo Tsuruga-jo muestra la resistencia samurái de Aizu; los cinco estanques volcánicos de Goshiki-numa brillan en colores que parecen irreales.

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Tres regiones en una: una cálida costa pacífica, una ciudad castillo en la cuenca interior y lagos y bosques de montaña al oeste.

Clima y mejor temporada

Varía mucho según la zona: suave en la costa y nevado en Aizu. Los cerezos en primavera y el follaje de octubre son los momentos estelares.

Gastronomía típica

  • Ramen de Kitakata
  • Sake (múltiple medallista de oro nacional)
  • Ika-ninjin
  • Melocotones

Lugares emblemáticos

  • Castillo de Tsuruga
  • Aldea con techos de paja de Ouchi-juku
  • Lago Inawashiro
  • Lagunas de Goshikinuma
Fukushima Peaches — representative image, not a photograph of this location
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Lake Hibara — representative image, not a photograph of this location
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Mt. Bandai — representative image, not a photograph of this location
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Lake Inawashiro — representative image, not a photograph of this location
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Goshiki-numa Ponds — representative image, not a photograph of this location
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Tadami Line — representative image, not a photograph of this location
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Abukuma Cave — representative image, not a photograph of this location
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