Fukushima

Fukushima offers unique attractions and cultural experiences that showcase the best of this region. Discover temples, natural wonders, and local traditions that make Fukushima a must-visit destination.

Hot Springs & Relaxation

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Aizu Higashiyama Onsen

A 1,300-year-old hot spring town in the mountains near Aizu-Wakamatsu, known for healing waters, traditional ryokan, and connections to the tragic White Tiger Brigade samurai story.

Nature & Scenic Spots

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Goshikinuma Ponds

A collection of volcanic ponds displaying mystical colors ranging from emerald green to cobalt blue, created by Mt. Bandai's 1888 eruption in the beautiful highland of Urabandai.

Mount Bandai & Urabandai

Volcanic mountain and its spectacular northern plateau dotted with colorful lakes, autumn foliage, and hiking trails shaped by a massive 1888 eruption.

Castles & Historic Sites

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Ouchi-juku Post Town

A remarkably preserved Edo-period post town with 40+ thatched-roof houses lining a car-free main street, offering a rare glimpse of feudal-era Japan frozen in time.

Tsuruga Castle

A reconstructed castle in Aizu-Wakamatsu famous for its distinctive red roof tiles and heroic last stand during the Boshin War, symbolizing samurai loyalty and the end of the feudal era.

Fukushima

Hot Springs & Relaxation

Aizu Higashiyama Onsen

Nature & Scenic Spots

Goshikinuma Ponds

Mount Bandai & Urabandai

Castles & Historic Sites

Ouchi-juku Post Town

Tsuruga Castle

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