When it comes to the Japanese traditional of autumn leaf viewing, Fukushima Prefecture has so many fantastic spots to choose from. Whether the leaves of dark red maples, or bright yellow ginkgos, there are countless places worth visiting. In this post, I’ll introduce some of the famous and lesser-known ginkgo tree spots to visit thisContinue reading 5 Ginkgo Tree Spots To Visit in Fukushima this Autumn
Nihonmatsu Lantern Festival is held annually between October 4 & 6th. These beautiful festival float’ lanterns shining bright in dark should not to be missed!Continue reading Nihonmatsu Lantern Festival
Fukushima Prefecture is packed with such a variety of amazing scenic spots. It goes without saying that there is lots to see during the momiji (autumn-leaf viewing) season! I have compiled a list of 10 of my recommended spots for autumn-leaf viewing, based on places I have been to, and those I can’t wait toContinue reading 10 Beautiful Places to See Autumn Leaves in Fukushima This Year
Summer is the perfect time to take a hike around the incredible Goshiki-numa, Urabandai. The range of colours which can be seen in the water of the picturesque lakes and ponds of this area has given it the name ‘Goshiki-numa’, meaning ‘Five Coloured Marshes’. The area is most well-known for its bright blue ponds, whichContinue reading Goshiki-numa’s Breathtaking Blue Lakes
Ramen, breathtaking historical buildings, ancient shrines – what more could you want from a day out? Kitakata City has all of this, and more to offer. Kitakata’s Warehouses The warehouse-lined streets of Kitakata are a wonderful place to wander and explore traditional Japan. Warehouses that became popular in the Meiji and Taisho eras were used bothContinue reading Traditional Japan in Kitakata
October marks a great opportunity for visitors to Japan to hunt for the countries best Autumn leaf viewing spots. Fukushima Prefecture is no different when it comes to Autumn time. Although there are some calendars online, it is very tricky to plan a trip to see autumn leaves in Japan in advance. Jododaira A coupleContinue reading Autumn Leaves in Fukushima
