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Kassenba's Weeping Cherry Tree

There are two weeping red cherry blossoms at the spot where Yoshiie Hachimantaro is said to have battled with Sadato and Muneto Abe. It is said that they are introduced as grandchild cherry blossoms of “Miharu takizakura (weeping red cherry blossoms)”. They bloom with excellent red fl...

Kassenba's Weeping Cherry Tree
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Benishidare Jizo-zakura (weeping cherry tree)

This weeping cherry tree is around 400 years old and is called the "daughter" of Miharu Takizakura, another famous cherry tree located in Fukushima. Countless visitors have visited from inside and outside the prefecture after hearing about the beauty of this cherry tree. Photography tip...

Benishidare Jizo-zakura (weeping cherry tree)
Nature & Scenery

Lake Akimoto

When Mt. Bandai erupted in the Urabandai area, Okuragawa River and Nakatsugawa River were blocked, resulting in the creation of Lake Akimoto. This is the deepest lake among the three Urabandai lakes (Lake Hibara, Lake Onogawa, Lake Akimoto) and the second biggest lake after Lake Hibara. Boats, fi...

Lake Akimoto
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Fudo Cherry Blossoms of Ageishi

This tree is located on the grounds of a temple dedicated to the Buddhist deity Acala (known as Fudo Myoo in Japan), and is thus known as the "Fudo cherry tree." The tree is about 350 years old and is considered to be a descendant of Takizakura, a famous cherry tree also located in Fuku...

Fudo Cherry Blossoms of Ageishi
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Tatsuzawa Fudo Falls

Breathe in the cool, crisp negative ion air and relax under the shade of trees as you marvel at the beauty of the Tatsuzawa Fudo Falls. Two waterfalls make up the Tatsuzawa Fudo Falls; Odaki is considered the male fall and is the larger of the two (16m tall), while the smaller of the two is consi...

Tatsuzawa Fudo Falls
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Azuma Orchard

The Fruit Line takes its name from Fukushima Prefecture's position as a "Fruit Kingdom." Here you can enjoy the delicious taste of freshly-picked fruit, such as cherries from early June, peaches from mid-July, nashi and grapes from early September, and apples from October. There is ...

Azuma Orchard
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Jupia Land Hirata

A massive forest park of 167,000 square kilometers, featuring hiking courses, camping sites and BBQ locations that can be enjoyed as a day or overnight trip. It is known for its 150,000 Shiba-zakura cherry blossom trees, and a "Shiba-zakura Festival" is held every year during their bloo...

Jupia Land Hirata
Nature & Scenery

Ozegahara

Ozegahara translates to Oze Marshland. It’s a high-altitude marshland by definition but it’s definitely so much more as well. Located in Oze National Park, this 8 square kilometer marshland is a popular hiking destination and has some plant species that can only be seen at Oze Marshla...

Ozegahara
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Ozawa Sakura

This beautiful cherry blossom tree stands alone in the centre of a field. The small temple next to the tree is dedicated to the Buddhist deity of child safety & childbirth. This scenery is so beautiful - it has even been used in Japanese movie posters. Ozawa Sakura usually reaches full bloom...

Ozawa Sakura
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Tenkyokaku

Named by the Crown Prince Yoshihito upon its opening in 1907 as “The Palace of Heaven’s Mirror”, Tenkyokaku is a decadently decorated former villa. Imperial Prince Arisugawa Takehito decided to build Tenkyokaku after being impressed by the beauty of Lake Inawashiro during a visi...

Tenkyokaku
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Mt. Bandai Gold Line

Mt. Bandai Gold Line connects Bandai Kogen, a highland rich with lakes diverse in shapes and size, and various alpine plants, and the Aizu area, which has an immensely rich and fascinating history. This submontane sightseeing road offers diverse views of Mt. Bandai and can lead visitors to eit...

Mt. Bandai Gold Line
Nature & Scenery

Kaneyama Fureai Hiroba Viewpoint

Throughout the year, Kaneyama Fureai Hiroba Viewpoint spoils visitors with views of atmospheric fog rising above the Tadami River, mountains frosted with snow or painted with autumn leaves, all surrounding the Taishi Shuraku district of traditional houses.

Kaneyama Fureai Hiroba Viewpoint
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Koori - a peach blossom utopia

Koori is a wonderful place to view blossoms on fruit trees, and with 236 hectares of peach orchards, the largest such expanse in Japan. *1 Along the banks of the Abukuma in the Danzaki area of Koori is 120 hectares (25 times the size of Tokyo Dome) of peach orchard with 24,000 trees, and when the...

Koori - a peach blossom utopia
Nature & Scenery

Nakakamodo Maple Tree

Nakakamado is a very uniquely shaped maple tree. This incredible tree – designated as a Natural Monument – looks like an open umbrella, and has 3m of roots that protrude out of the ground. If visiting during autumn-leaf season, it’s best to plan your trip for mid-November. Howe...

Nakakamodo Maple Tree
Nature & Scenery

Furoyama Park Azaleas

A park selected by the Okukuji Prefectural Natural Park as a "Green Sight of Fukushima". This is famous for its azaleas, and from late April through to early May, boasts 3,333 plants covering the mountain in deep red. Climbing halfway up the hill gives a great view of the town. *Peak vi...

Furoyama Park Azaleas

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