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Hanamiyama

A magnificent flower-filled mountain that has been cultivated by local farmers for over 60 years. Hanamiyama P […]

The Bandai-Azuma Skyline is a 29 km alpine road with a maximum elevation of 1622 m that winds through the Azum […]

Fukushima Inari Shrine is located in the heart of Fukushima City. It is the biggest shrine in Fukushima City a […]

Jododaira is a sub-alpine plateau with an elevation of 1600 m. It is located at the mid-point of the spectacul […]

This private property was originally used by the Faculty of Agriculture at Utsunomiya University for collabora […]

Iwaya Kannon is a collection of approximately 60 Buddhist engravings that proudly adorn the eastern face of Mt […]

Azuma Sports Park was opened in 1995 for the 50th National Sports Festival of Japan. The expansive grounds fea […]

Daizoji Temple was founded in the name of Heian period shogun Sakanoue no Tamuramaro (758 ~ 811) at the foot o […]

Mt. Shinobu (or Shinobuyama) is a symbol of Fukushima City. In Spring this small peak welcomes crowds who gath […]

Nakano Fudoson was established more than eight centuries ago (around 1180). This Zen temple is decorated with […]

The spacious Shiki no Sato (Village of Four Seasons) agricultural park opened in 1995 and was modeled on a med […]

Ioji Temple was founded in 826 and features a Buddhist statue of the ‘Yakushi Nyorai’ (Buddha of Medicine) tha […]

Fukushima City Minka-en is a collection of traditional homes, inns, restaurants, and a historic theater, set i […]

Haguro Shrine sits atop Mt. Haguro, the central peak of Mt. Shinobu. You’ll have to watch your step on the fin […]

A traditional residence that traces back to the 16th century, Kyu Horikiri-tei (Former Horikiri Residence) was […]