In addition to the trains that are carried by passengers, there are many freight trains running on the JR Tohoku Main Line, the Iwate Galaxy Railway Line and the Aoimori Railway Line, which pass through the Tohoku region. And then we're at the front of that freight train...
Prefectures have designated "prefectural XX" such as flowers and animals, which symbolize the local government, as mascots. The bird in Fukushima Prefecture is a millet. But just asking for his name...
When it comes to Miharu Town, Tamura District, Fukushima Prefecture, Miharu Takizakura is famous. Another spot you'll want to check out is Miharu Dam. Miharu Dam reduces flood damage in the Otakine River and Abukuma River basins and farms...
Over the past few years, Fukushima Prefecture has been increasing the number of facilities where you can enjoy glamping in various parts of the prefecture, and each has been bringing out its own unique personality to help people enjoy the "glamorous camping." Among them...
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We would like to introduce Kashima Ojingu, Nishida-cho, Koriyama City, Fukushima Prefecture, a unique power spot where you can see a nationally designated natural monument. The sacred object of Kashima Ojingu Shrine is a giant pegmatite dyke. Until today...
"Jangara" from Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture, is characterized by its heavy, heavy bean paste and crisp, chewy skin, and can be obtained not only in Iwaki City, but also at product halls and supermarkets in Fukushima Prefecture...
Do you know "Ohori Soma ware"? This is a ceramic that has been handed down in Namie Town, Futaba District, Fukushima Prefecture. A bluish green ground color with fine cracks, and a dashing horse is seen running through...
There is a warlord from the Sengoku period, Nikaido Moriyoshi, who was based around Sukagawa City, in Nakadori Chubu, Fukushima Prefecture. ...Even if you like Japanese history, you don't know...
There is the sea and the mountains. Fukushima Prefecture is home to the rough sea breeze, forests covered in silence, snow covering the sea, and gentle squealing river sounds. To overcome the harsh nature...
When you think of the classic ingredients in tempura, what do you think of? Shrimp, sweet potato, maitake mushrooms, shiso leaves, and manju. ...Huh, manju? that's right. Um, there's bean paste in it...
