⭐ Thank you for joining us for a great 2025 in Fukushima Prefecture! ⭐ Only 75 minutes north of Tokyo, Fukushima is a thriving up-and-coming tourist spot thanks to its array of exciting festivals, samurai history and diverse nature. From the historical heartland of Aizu in the west to the sunny shores of Iwaki out east, with skiing, hiking and hot springs in the centre, there’s something to do here year-round. 🫡 Thinking of visiting in 2026? Follow us here at Travel Fukushima Japan for travel i
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⭐ Thank you for joining us for a great 2025 in Fukushima Prefecture! ⭐ Only 75 minutes north of Tokyo, Fukushima is a thriving up-and-coming tourist spot thanks to its array of exciting festivals, samurai history and diverse nature. From the historical heartland of Aizu in the west to the sunny shores of Iwaki out east, with skiing, hiking and hot springs in the centre, there’s something to do here year-round. 🫡 Thinking of visiting in 2026? Follow us here at Travel Fukushima Japan for travel i
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Incredible festivals, heavy snowfall, powdery ski runs and hearty local dishes to warm the soul - winter is a great time to visit Fukushima! But uhh bring several coats Some of the sights of winter 2025: 🥶 The 7th Jan Naked Shrine Visit in Yanaizu ⬅️➡️ Aizu-Bange’s Bale-Pulling Festival ❄️ Ouchi-juku Snow Festival ⛷️ Ski resorts: Grandeco, Inawashiro & Nekoma Mountain 🦢 Shidahama shoreline of Lake Inawashiro 🚂 Yunokami Onsen & To-no-hetsuri Stations 🎨 Takashiba Deko Yashiki Artisan Village �
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Incredible festivals, heavy snowfall, powdery ski runs and hearty local dishes to warm the soul - winter is a great time to visit Fukushima! But uhh bring several coats Some of the sights of winter 2025: 🥶 The 7th Jan Naked Shrine Visit in Yanaizu ⬅️➡️ Aizu-Bange’s Bale-Pulling Festival ❄️ Ouchi-juku Snow Festival ⛷️ Ski resorts: Grandeco, Inawashiro & Nekoma Mountain 🦢 Shidahama shoreline of Lake Inawashiro 🚂 Yunokami Onsen & To-no-hetsuri Stations 🎨 Takashiba Deko Yashiki Artisan Village �
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As Japan’s third-largest prefecture, Fukushima is huge, which means heading from the east coast to the western mountains almost feels like travelling to a different country entirely. Fortunately, that also means an abundance of beautiful natural scenery, whether you’re looking to see the towering cliffs in Naraha Town or the striking snowy views at the Kaneyama Fureai Hiroba viewpoint. Meanwhile, Fukushima has nearly twenty ski resorts spread throughout the prefecture, with several resorts nestl
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As Japan’s third-largest prefecture, Fukushima is huge, which means heading from the east coast to the western mountains almost feels like travelling to a different country entirely. Fortunately, that also means an abundance of beautiful natural scenery, whether you’re looking to see the towering cliffs in Naraha Town or the striking snowy views at the Kaneyama Fureai Hiroba viewpoint. Meanwhile, Fukushima has nearly twenty ski resorts spread throughout the prefecture, with several resorts nestl
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March 11th 2021, marks the ten-year anniversary since the devastating Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami, and the following accident at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station. Since that dark day ten years ago, Fukushima has made astonishing progress in revitalizing their home and making Fukushima safe again. Through the courage and determination of the people here, Fukushima has overcome so much! We invite you to take a virtual journey to the mountainous region of Fukushima known as A
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March 11th 2021, marks the ten-year anniversary since the devastating Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami, and the following accident at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station. Since that dark day ten years ago, Fukushima has made astonishing progress in revitalizing their home and making Fukushima safe again. Through the courage and determination of the people here, Fukushima has overcome so much! We invite you to take a virtual journey to the mountainous region of Fukushima known as A
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There are many unique and spectacular spots in Fukushima Prefecture! The first is Lake Inawashiro, which is known as a spot where swans fly in for the winter. It is the fourth largest lake in Japan and is famous for "splash ice," a phenomenon that occurs in January and February when the water of the lake is blown by the westerly wind and freezes on the trees along the shore.The silvery white lake with its swans and splashing ice is breathtaking! The second is the Tadami Line, which connects Koid
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There are many unique and spectacular spots in Fukushima Prefecture! The first is Lake Inawashiro, which is known as a spot where swans fly in for the winter. It is the fourth largest lake in Japan and is famous for "splash ice," a phenomenon that occurs in January and February when the water of the lake is blown by the westerly wind and freezes on the trees along the shore.The silvery white lake with its swans and splashing ice is breathtaking! The second is the Tadami Line, which connects Koid
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❄️ First snow of the year in Fukushima City this morning! ❄️ Much like last year, we had our first snow on the ground here in Fukushima City in early December. Temperatures were down to -2°C this morning, but it’s been quite sunny in the afternoon! There’s also been reports of snow across the prefecture in the Aizu region today, with the hillier ski regions of Inawashiro, Urabandai and Oku-Aizu already having seen snow in November 🥶 Many ski resorts are due to open December 13, but check indivi
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❄️ First snow of the year in Fukushima City this morning! ❄️ Much like last year, we had our first snow on the ground here in Fukushima City in early December. Temperatures were down to -2°C this morning, but it’s been quite sunny in the afternoon! There’s also been reports of snow across the prefecture in the Aizu region today, with the hillier ski regions of Inawashiro, Urabandai and Oku-Aizu already having seen snow in November 🥶 Many ski resorts are due to open December 13, but check indivi
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Fukushima City looks stunning from the Karasugasaki Observation Deck on the western side of Mt. Shinobu! 🤩⛰️ Mt. Shinobu is one of the landmarks of Fukushima City, and the best part is that it is easily accessible from the JR/Shinkansen Fukushima Station! Whether you are looking for a cool autumn hike or a scenic drive with incredible views, this spot will surely not disappoint! 🙌 If you like this reel, please share it! 🔖#visitfukushima #fukushima #mtshinobu #visitjapanjp #visitjapanau #visit
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Fukushima City looks stunning from the Karasugasaki Observation Deck on the western side of Mt. Shinobu! 🤩⛰️ Mt. Shinobu is one of the landmarks of Fukushima City, and the best part is that it is easily accessible from the JR/Shinkansen Fukushima Station! Whether you are looking for a cool autumn hike or a scenic drive with incredible views, this spot will surely not disappoint! 🙌 If you like this reel, please share it! 🔖#visitfukushima #fukushima #mtshinobu #visitjapanjp #visitjapanau #visit
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NEKOMA Mountain is one of Japan’s biggest ski resorts, spanning both sides of Mt. Nekomadake in the Bandai region of central Fukushima. When combining the north and south areas, which used to be separate resorts but are now connected by a single lift, there are 13 lifts and 33 courses to try (ranging in difficulty from Olympian-level black runs to lil baby courses like the ones I stuck to.) The south side has great views over Lake Inawashiro (when the snow stops!), whereas the north side is more
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