Homare Sake Brewery is open in Kitakata City, located in the Aizu region of Fukushima Prefecture. Kitakata City is famous for its Kitakata ramen. However, it is also known for many sake breweries that make delicious alcohol...
Kozuyu is one of the most representative local dishes in the Aizu region of Fukushima Prefecture. Kozuyu was introduced as a celebratory treat. Its history is long and its roots date back to the Edo period. Aizu...
Takahata Tenmangu Shrine, located in Iizaka-cho, Fukushima City, in the northern part of Fukushima Prefecture, holds the "Liar Festival" twice a year. With the hope that all disasters will be turned into lies and into good things. Only available at the Liar Festival...
One of Fukushima Prefecture's most representative local toys is Akabeko. Akabeko has been loved for many years as an old-fashioned lucky charm and as a representative character of Fukushima Prefecture. In recent years, red beko...
Anpo persimmon is one of Fukushima's specialty products. As the north wind gets cold and harsh, the season for anpo persimmons comes. A wintery atmosphere is the colorful orange color of retailers in the prefecture...
Daiko's milk is widely popular among the residents of Fukushima Prefecture. Cafe au Lait is one of the long-selling products of Raiou Kyodo Dairy Industry. It is also sold at supermarkets in the prefecture, so it is a familiar sight in Fukushima prefecture...
One of Fukushima Prefecture's most famous sweets is Kashiwaya's thin-skinned manju. The thin skin is wrapped in a refreshingly sweet bean paste, and the unchanging thoughts have been around since its founding, as well as refined techniques...
When you think of New Year's dishes, mochi is the place to eat, but how do you eat mochi? There are many ways to eat it, such as zoni, yakisobe, and bean paste rice cakes, but in Koriyama City, Fukushima Prefecture, cabbage mochi, a local ingredient...
Carrots are one of Fukushima's most representative local dishes, originating from northern Nakadori in Fukushima Prefecture. This dish is known to all Fukushima residents, and has long been popular as a home-style flavor. ...
Fukushima Prefecture has a nationally famous limestone cave called "Abukuma Cave." This time, we will be introducing another cave called "Irimizu" that forms the "Abukuma Cave System" along with the Abukuma Cave...
