Fukushima Hidden Gems
Porte du Tohoku avec des villages figés dans le temps. Ouchi-juku conserve intacte une rangée de maisons aux toits de chaume de l'ère Edo ; le château Tsuruga-jo témoigne de la résistance samouraï d'Aizu ; les cinq étangs volcaniques de Goshiki-numa brillent de couleurs qui semblent irréelles.
19 spots
Trois régions en une : une côte pacifique tempérée, une ville fortifiée dans le bassin intérieur, et des lacs et forêts d'altitude à l'ouest.
Climat et meilleure saison
Varie fortement selon la zone : doux sur la côte, enneigé à Aizu. Les cerisiers au printemps et le feuillage d'octobre sont les temps forts.
Spécialités culinaires
- Ramen de Kitakata
- Saké (multiple médaillé d'or national)
- Ika-ninjin
- Pêches
Lieux emblématiques
- Château de Tsuruga
- Village aux toits de chaume d'Ouchi-juku
- Lac Inawashiro
- Étangs de Goshikinuma
Byakkotai Memorial
The Byakkotai Memorial (飯盛山白虎隊記念館) commemorates 20 teenage samurai (ages 16–17) from the Aizu clan's Byakkotai (白虎隊, 'Wh…
Ouchi-juku Snow Festival
The Ouchi-juku Snow Festival (大内宿雪まつり) transforms the historic thatched-roof village into a magical winter wonderland du…
Iwaki Yumoto Onsen
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Aquamarine Fukushima
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Hanamiyama Park
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Fukushima Peaches
Fukushima Prefecture is Japan's second-largest peach producer (after Yamanashi), renowned for exceptionally sweet, juicy…
Lake Hibara
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Mt. Bandai
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Spa Resort Hawaiians
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Ouchi-juku
Ouchi-juku is a single street lined with 40 thatched-roof houses, preserved exactly as it looked in the 1600s when daimy…
Lake Inawashiro
Lake Inawashiro (猪苗代湖) is Japan's fourth-largest lake, spanning 103 square kilometers at 514 meters elevation, famous fo…
Goshiki-numa Ponds
Goshiki-numa (五色沼, 'Five-Colored Marshes') is a collection of 30+ volcanic ponds created by the 1888 eruption of Mt. Ban…
Higashiyama Onsen
Higashiyama Onsen (東山温泉) is a historic hot spring town nestled in a mountain valley 5km east of Aizu-Wakamatsu, where st…
Kitakata Ramen
Kitakata (喜多方) is Japan's ramen pilgrimage destination, famous for asa-ramen (朝ラーメン, breakfast ramen) culture where loca…
Tsuruga Castle
Tsuruga Castle is the five-story white keep where the Aizu clan made their last stand in 1868, holding out for a month w…
Tadami Line
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Aizu Sake Breweries
Aizu region is one of Japan's premier sake-producing areas, with 30+ active breweries crafting premium sake using local…
Sazae-do Temple
Sazae-dō (さざえ堂) is an extraordinary hexagonal wooden temple built in 1796, featuring a double-helix interior structure w…
Abukuma Cave
Abukuma-do (あぶくま洞) is a spectacular limestone cave system stretching 3,300 meters underground (600m open to visitors), f…