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Everything creators found in Fukushima
Kutsurogijuku Shintaki Parking Lot
Gaburi Garden Kaju Orchards
Aizu-Wakamatsu Station
Ramen Jiro Aizuwakamatsu Station Restaurant
Kogaikuni Shrine
Daikokudoshiunkaku Takizawahoru
Koike Confectionery Iimoriyama
Sazaedo Temple
Iimoriyama
Higashiyama Onsen Mukaitaki
Higashiyama Onsen Shooting Range
Kutsurogijuku Chiyotaki
Yukkura Inn
Tonoguchi Weir Cave
Fukushima Racecourse
Suehiro Sake Brewery
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Suehiro Sake Brewery
Fukushima is Japan's top award-winning region for sake, and this brewery, established in 1850 (Edo period), produced a gold medalist sake in 2025. They offer free daily tours in both English and Japanese, including free samples.
Google MapsMoni Nite Ryokan
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Moni Nite Ryokan
A traditional ryokan with 60 years of history, offering a completely different experience from a modern hotel. Rooms are named, not numbered, indicating a higher level of service and luxury.
Google MapsAshinomaki Onsen
@Patricia in TokyoAkabeko Workshop
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Akabeko Workshop
A workshop located in an old-fashioned house where you can make your own akabeko, a traditional red cow folk toy believed to bring good luck and health. The owner lives there and has converted part of his living space into a workshop.
Google MapsTonte
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Tonte
A restaurant specializing in Fukushima's famous sauce katsudon, known for using local ingredients from Aizu, such as Koshihikari rice and cabbage. It's a popular spot, evidenced by celebrity signatures at the entrance.
Google MapsRinkaku Teahouse
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Rinkaku Teahouse
A historic teahouse built for the son of Sen no Rikyu, Japan's most influential tea master, as a hideout. It's believed that without this teahouse, the tradition of matcha ceremony might not have existed. The materials used are original, re
Google MapsTsuruga Castle
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Tsuruga Castle
A monument with intense history, symbolizing the samurai spirit. It was the site of a month-long siege during the Boshin War, where the Aizu clan remained loyal to the samurai era until the very end. The castle withstood heavy bombing and w
Google MapsAizu Higashiyama Onsen
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Aizu Higashiyama Onsen
A hotel known for its daiyokujo (large public bath), specifically a rooftop bath that overlooks the city. Guests can choose their own yukata designs from the lobby.
Google MapsMisoya Soba Restaurant
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Misoya Soba Restaurant
A popular soba restaurant known for its unique twist: serving soba noodles with a whole naganegi (long green onion). They also offer takeout bags for customers to take home unfinished leeks.
Google MapsOuchijuku
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Ouchijuku
A traditional village that once served as a stopover for travelers between Aizu and Nikko. It's now a single street lined with souvenir shops, street food stalls, and restaurants, offering a glimpse into old Japan.
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