The only wooden double-helix styled building in Japan, this mysterious temple located in Aizuwakamatsu must be experienced to be believed. Located partially up the slopes of Mt. Iimoriyama, the site of the tragic end of the 19 samurai boys of the Byakkotai during the Boshin War, Sazaedo Temple is a curious architectural anomaly that has fascinated visitors from around the world.

Embrace the outdoors and witness volcanic activity on this awe-inspiring tour through unique landscapes in this spectacular onsen area. Nihonmatsu City, in the north of Fukushima Prefecture, is home to an otherworldly landscape, covered in green vegetation, rocky terrain, and an impressive crater. This is the Adatara Sulfur Mine Trail, which is a fantastic destination for nature-lovers.

Created in partnership with the Pokémon Company’s Pokemon Local Acts to promote tourism, this is one of four exclusive Chansey parks created for Fukushima Prefecture.

Once a retreat for the lords of Aizu, this postcard-perfect ryokan offers the warm hospitality of Aizu culture even in the snows of winter.

Step into the world of the samurai at Aizu Samurai School Nisshinkan, the training place of Fukushima’s ancient warriors. Located in Aizuwakamatsu, a historic castle town, this faithfully reconstructed school invites visitors to experience authentic samurai training, from martial arts to traditional cultural practices.

Step inside the beautiful and traditional Shorinkaku, a Japanese inn offering an immersive and peaceful experience.