FUKUSHIMA
RESILIENCE

ᯓ THE SAMURAI CITY & ANCIENT TRAILS ᯓ

JAPAN.GG Insight: Fukushima is Japan’s third-largest prefecture, offering everything from volcanic peaks to coastal recovery projects.

Fukushima is a Story of Strength. Whether you are exploring the "Samurai City" of Aizu-Wakamatsu or the thatched-roof houses of Ouchijuku, you will find a region that honors its past while building a bright future.

⚔️ The Spirit: Aizu-Wakamatsu

Known as the "Samurai City," Aizu is home to Tsuruga Castle. This region was the site of the final stand of the samurai during the Boshin War, a history preserved at the Sazaedo Temple.


📍Miharu Takizakura

🏔️The Wild: Mount Bandai

The **Bandai-Asahi National Park** is a playground for outdoor enthusiasts. From the multi-colored lakes of **Goshiki-numa** to world-class skiing, Fukushima's volcanic landscape is breathtaking.

ᯓ Must-Visit Gems!💎 ᯓ
📍Tsuruga Castle
📍Ouchijuku
📍Goshiki-numa Lakes
ᯓ Culture & Nature ᯓ
📍Fukushima Fruit Line
📍Soma Nomaoi (Horse Fest)
📍Aquamarine Fukushima


🍑THE KINGDOM OF FRUIT

Fukushima is world-famous for its Peaches and Sake. It consistently wins the most gold medals at Japan's Annual Sake Awards, making it a "Grand Slam" stop for foodies.

🏗️THE JOURNEY OF RECOVERY


📍The Great East Japan Earthquake and Nuclear Disaster Memorial Museum

Visit the **Great East Japan Earthquake and Nuclear Disaster Memorial Museum** to understand the region's incredible progress. It is a powerful testament to human spirit and modern innovation.


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