monuments, sight seeing and parks in Fukushima, Japan

  • Aizu-wamakatsu-Sightseeing Information
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    Guide to local restaurant, brewery and art museum, lacquer ware museum, ware and handicrafts workshops, and more.

  • Seaside Park in Haramachi
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    Includes a campground (car campers only), community house, sea bathing and cooking facilities.

  • Haramachi-Cultural Heritage
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    Gives overview of Sakurai Tumulus, Eleven-faced Kannon, Takanokura Monju Pagoda, dragon and lion engravings in Mishima Shrine, Izumi-no-ichiyou Pine, the former Takeyama Residence, and Copper Bell.

  • Haramachi-Equestrian Field
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    Hosts equestrian events and was designed according to international standards. With field riding course, enclosed riding ground, racetrack, and more.

  • Haramachi-Natural Features
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    Information about Shiraito Falls (Niidagawa Valley), Yokokawa Valley, Takanokura and Yokokawa Dams, and Niida River.

  • Haramachi-Parks
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    Featuring photos and brief overview of Heart Land Haramachi, Yo-no-mori and Haramachi Athletic parks.

  • J-Village
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    Sports complex which has natural green and training fields, roofed and sand pitch, a stadium, a futsal field, a fitness club, tennis court, a satellite house, hotel, restaurants, and a convention facility.

  • Futatsunuma General Park
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    General park built on the site of an ancient battlefield, which appeared in the Manyo-shu collection of poems. Contains sports and accommodation facilities, and a BBQ area.

  • Tenjin-misaki Sports Park
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    A vast green park facing the Pacific Ocean. Has cherry blossom, camping, barbeque square, hot spring, cycling terminal, ice cream shop, and more.

  • Kasumigajo Castle Park
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    Situated on the site of Niwa castle, the clan who once ruled over Nihonmatsu. The park is graced by blossoms and flowers of each season, spots of historical interest also abound.

  • Midorigaoka Park
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    Consisting of the mountains of Gorozan, Atago, and Myoken. Dotted with 60 poem monuments dedicated to plants, and is also popular as a celebrated spot of cherry blossom viewing.

  • Takizakura
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    One of the three great cherry trees of Japan, more than 1,000 years old, and was declared a national treasure in 1922. Over 200,000 people from all over Japan come to see the tree every spring.

  • Niita Paired Raigo 3 Statues Monument
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    Estimated to date back some 650 years. Paired Amida-Trinity images on a rock wall along Shakado River. Located in Kagamiishi Town.

  • Mt. Utsumine
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    A 14th century-battlefield that is a popular hiking course among elementary and junior-high school students. Overlooking Abukuma River, Koriyama's urban area, and the Sukagawa City.

  • Otsujigataki Falls
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    4 meters-high fall whose waters fall in the figure of the Chinese character Otsu. There is a monument of the great haiku master Matsuo Basyo.

  • Ookanbara Azalea Garden
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    Dates back some 300 years when the Watanabe family in Okanbara began planting azaleas. Located in Sukagawa City.

     

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