Tatsugoyama is a place name located in the southeastern part of Fukushima City, in the mountainous area, 20-30 minutes by car from Fukushima Station. This is the ancient "Frozen Tofu from Mt. Tateko". It's called tofu...
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When it comes to famous Japanese wine production areas, many people imagine prefectures such as Yamanashi, Yamagata, and Nagano. However, wine is also being brewed in Fukushima Prefecture, and wine grapes are also cultivated...
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Mount Adachi Tara is an active volcano at an altitude of 1,718m, located in the central part of Fukushima Prefecture, and has been selected as one of Japan's 100 Famous Mountains and Utsukushima 100 Famous Mountains. Adachi has appeared in various literature since the Manyoshu era...
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Waki, which is blessed with a lot of sunlight, is a famous tomato production area. Tomatoes grown in the sunlight are not only good in taste, but also contain many ingredients that are useful for your health. That kind of...
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There are many delicious foods you can't get unless you go to Fukushima, and one of them is "Shimiten." But just by asking your name, you don't know what it's like. I was like that too. To an acquaintance, "...
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Nakano Fudoson is popular among the locals as "Nakano's Fudo-sama." Many people are busy with first visits to shrines, year-end festivals, and fireworks displays, but for some reason it is not well known to people outside the prefecture. Where do you see...
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Kitakata Ramen, which was born in Kitakata City, Fukushima Prefecture, is a Fukushima gourmet food that is still very popular today. There are many famous restaurants in Kitakata City where you can eat Kitakata ramen. Traveling to Fukushima...
Fukushima Civic Garden is located in Fukushima Prefecture Azuma General Sports Park. It may be a bit difficult to tell what it is called "Nihon-Kyoen," but it is a private house from the mid-Edo period to the middle Meiji period...
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Fukushima Prefecture is home to rich nature and many famous hot spring resorts. Stay at a hot spring inn close to tourist spots and make it a base for sightseeing. This time we will be especially interested in Fukushima Prefecture...
Do you know "Sazaedo"? It's not a seafood pub. It is the nickname for a specially-architectured three-storey Buddhist hall that was built in several locations from Kanto to Tohoku during the Edo period. Japan's first...
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