2026 Nihonmatsu Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in September)

We stayed at Oyado Hanakanzashi, and here is a recap of the open-air bath in the "Katakuri" room, which features its own private bath♨️! I still had so many photos of the open-air bath attached to the absolutely stunning "Katakuri" room! I just had to share them...😂 So this post is all about the open-air bath🙌 The open-air tub is spacious enough to easily fit 8 people, and having it all to myself was pure bliss!!! It boasts the largest open-air bath of all the rooms at Oyado Hanakanzashi, and it's incredibly popular! If you see it available, I highly recommend booking it right away. Just looking at these photos makes me want to go back and stay there again🤤🧡 It's definitely one of those inns (and rooms) I want to visit regularly!!! ー➖ーーー 📍 Access 🚄 Tohoku Shinkansen: Tokyo to Fukushima Station, approx. 1 hour 30 mins 🚌 Free Shuttle Bus: Fukushima Station to Oyado Hanakanzashi, approx. 40 mins ♨️ Rates 1 night with 2 meals for 2 guests: 55,000 yen〜 (27,500 yen per person) *For a standard room. For the open-air bath room "Katakuri", it's an additional 15,000 yen〜 per person.) 🕰️ Hours Check-in: 15:00〜 Check-out: 〜11:00 ーーーー

At Oyado Hanakanzashi in Dake Onsen, Fukushima, the large public baths are available in two types: ・Indoor bath only ・Indoor bath + open-air bath They alternate between men and women, so you get to enjoy both bathing areas! This time, we're introducing the one with only the indoor bath!!! This one is also a cloudy hot spring packed with mineral deposits (yunohana), and it boasts a strong sulfur scent—absolutely irresistible if you love cloudy onsen!🤤 〜〜〜 ♨️Bathtub 〜〜〜 The indoor bath was the perfect size to fit 4 people! It's a smaller bathtub, but since the inn has few rooms, the large public bath never gets crowded, giving you plenty of space.◎ 〜〜〜〜 🫧Washing Area 〜〜〜〜 There were 3 shower stations!!! 〜〜〜〜 ✨Changing Room 〜〜〜〜 Just like the other bath, mini towels are provided right in the changing room, so all you need to bring from your room is a bath towel!!! Skincare sets are fully stocked too, meaning you can enjoy the onsen with just your bath towel in hand.♨️ We've also covered the details of the bathtubs, washing areas, and changing rooms in Part 1, so definitely check that out too!!! · - ♨️Dake Onsen Spring Quality: Simple acidic hot spring Temperature: 54.5°C (around 42–43°C when bathing) Benefits: Nerve pain, muscle aches, joint pain, frozen shoulder, motor paralysis, joint stiffness, bruises, sprains, chronic digestive issues, hemorrhoids, poor circulation, post-illness recovery, fatigue relief, general health promotion, etc. · -

At Hana-kanzashi, an inn in Fukushima's Dake Onsen, the grand baths · Indoor bath only · Indoor bath + Open-air bath come in these two types, and this time we're introducing the one with the open-air bath!!! It's a milky hot spring packed with natural mineral deposits (yunohana) and a strong sulfur scent, highly recommended for fans of cloudy hot springs 🙌 〜〜〜 ♨️ The Baths 〜〜〜 Both the indoor and open-air baths were the perfect size for about 4 people! Although the tubs are on the smaller side, with only 8 guest rooms in the inn, the grand bath never gets crowded, and I practically had the whole place to myself!!! 〜〜〜〜 🫧 Washing Area 〜〜〜〜 Washing stations are set up in both areas, with 2 inside and 1 outside!!! 〜〜〜〜 ✨ Changing Room 〜〜〜〜 Hand towels are provided in the changing room, so all you need to bring from your room is a bath towel!!! Skincare sets are also fully stocked, so it's awesome that you can head there practically empty-handed aside from your towel!!! · - ♨️ Dake Onsen Spring Quality: Simple acidic hot spring Temperature: 54.5°C (Approx. 42-43°C when bathing) Benefits: Relief for neuralgia, muscle aches, joint pain, frozen shoulder, motor paralysis, stiff joints, bruises, sprains, chronic digestive issues, hemorrhoids, poor circulation, post-illness recovery, general fatigue, overall health promotion, etc. · - Travel

@onsen_mami \The meat and pumpkin soup for dinner was delicious! Meals at mt.inn 🥢/ ⁡ The main meat for dinner varies depending on the plan! I chose the beef sirloin steak plan, but there are also plans where you can eat Date chicken or roasted pork and duck from Fukushima Prefecture!! The chicken and duck that other people were eating looked delicious too🤤 ⁡ The staff brought the main meat (1st photo), appetizer (2nd photo), and dessert (6th photo), but the other salads, soups, rice, and bread were self-service, so I was happy that I could eat as much as I wanted!!! ⁡ I often have trouble deciding whether to have rice or bread... so I was personally happy that I could have both🍞 ⁡ The pumpkin soup had a strong pumpkin flavor and was slightly sweet. It was so delicious!!! ⁡ The portions may look small, but they are surprisingly filling, so I was very satisfied with both the taste and the volume!!! · ----- 📍Access 🚅Tohoku Shinkansen Tokyo to Koriyama Station, about 1 hour 40 minutes 🚃Tohoku Main Line Koriyama Station to Nihonmatsu Station, about 25 minutes 🚌Fukushima Kotsu Bus Nihonmatsu Station to Dake Onsen, about 30 minutes 👣About 3 minutes from the bus stop or 🚗About 3 hours 30 minutes from Tokyo ⁡ 🕰Business hours Check-in 15:00~ Check-out ~10:00 ⁡ ♨️Price From 19,000 yen for 2 people with 2 meals per night (from 9,500 yen per person, according to Jalan) ⁡ · You can also take a day trip to the hot springs, 600 yen for adults, 300 yen for children, and you can bathe between 7:00 and 21:00!!! · ----- #Domestic travel #Hot springs #Dake Onsen #Mount Inn #Fukushima #fukushima

Nihonmatsu Castle in Nihonmatsu City, Fukushima Prefecture. I went there around 4:30pm, but there was no one there. Or rather, it was pitch black. I was scared so I ran along the way, but there were quite a few mountain monkeys!! It was a pretty tough climb, and I thought it would have been hard to take the castle, but it seems they attacked from behind and it fell. #Outdoor

Fukushima Dake Onsen ♨️ Adatara Inn Ogiya ~Dinner~ ⁡ The rice was delicious, and the portions were also amazing at this inn👀!!! I ate it all, but the mushroom rice was so good I wanted a second helping!!! ⁡ 1st photo: Appetizer, sashimi, and egoma tofu ⁡ 2nd photo: egoma tofu The egoma sauce was sweet and really delicious!!!! I wonder if it would be good with mochi? ⁡ 3rd photo: Appetizer The eel sushi was delicious!!! ⁡ 4th photo: Sashimi Squid🦑 is surprisingly rare, so I'm happy to have it!!! ⁡ 5th photo: Sangen pork soy milk shabu-shabu Even the soy milk soup was delicious~Shabu-shabu is best with ponzu sauce after all. ⁡ 6th photo: Shrimp Masako The matsutake soup stock smelled great and was so delicious that I wanted to have more...!! ⁡ 7th photo: Boiled food The pumpkin was sweet and delicious. ⁡ 8th photo: Deep-fried lotus root It was delicious with white fish paste in between. ⁡ 9th photo: Soy milk shabu-shabu in the middle of eating🥢 10th photo: Mushroom rice, miso soup, pickles If I wasn't so full, I would have eaten three bowls of mushroom rice... ⁡ 11th photo: Dessert Fig tart, the figs were so good!!! ⁡ 12th-14th photos: Photos of the courtyard🍃 The waterwheel lit up by the sunlight was so beautiful!!! It only took me a little over an hour to finish eating all of this! I was so happy that they served the food so quickly, matching our eating speed!!!! (Sorry for eating so quickly) ⁡ Watching this is making me hungry...😇 ⁡ #hotspring #hotspringtrip #Fukushima #hotspringinn #dinner #deliciousinnfood

Fukushima Dake Onsen♨️ Adatara Inn Ogiya I've been wanting to go to this inn ever since I saw a video about the hot spring on Twitter!!! 🚄Tohoku Shinkansen Tokyo Station - Koriyama Station, about 80 minutes 🚃Tohoku Main Line Koriyama Station - Nihonmatsu Station, about 25 minutes 🚌Free shuttle bus from Nihonmatsu Station, about 20 minutes or 🚕Taxi from Nihonmatsu Station, about 20 minutes ✔️Recommended points ⚫︎Cloudy water full of hot spring minerals ⚫︎Depending on the plan, you can use the large bath exclusively ⚫︎Minimum explanation required at check-in! ※I'm glad they explained it in detail, but I was happy that the large bath was exclusively available immediately after checking in, so I was able to go into my room and take a bath right away! ⚫︎Free coffee and tea in the lobby🍵☕️ ⚫︎The food is delicious! I'm glad the food was served quickly! ⚫︎You can order drinks for dinner before dinner. ※If you order in advance, they will be ready for you when you eat! ⚫︎The "Perilla Sauce" is delicious ⚫︎They also provide cold water when you lay out the futon ⚫︎There are two doses of lotion and milky lotion ※It may have been a coincidence, but there were two types, and I used them after washing my face at night and in the morning!!! ✔️Points to note ⚫︎Dinner may be prepared about 15 minutes earlier than the scheduled time. ※They will call you when they are ready early, so it's a good idea to wait in your room a little beforehand👀 I stayed in the hot spring until the very last minute♨️ #Hotspring #HotspringTrip #Fukushima #NigoriYu #DakeOnsen

Nihonmatsu Shrine This shrine is located at 1-61 Honmachi, Nihonmatsu City, Fukushima Prefecture. The nearest station is JR East Tohoku Main Line Nihonmatsu Station, about a 5-minute walk away. There are a lot of mosquitoes in the summer, so insect repellent is a must. The annual lantern festival in October is famous, so I wanted to see it at least once. This year's annual festival will be shortened to two days, October 2nd and 3rd, and will be held on a smaller scale. #Fukushima #Summer trip

Nihonmatsu Station/Nihonmatsu City Tourist Information Center A JR East Tohoku Main Line station located in Honmachi 2-chome, Nihonmatsu City, Fukushima Prefecture. The current station building was built in 1976, and in 2002 it was selected as one of the 100 best stations in Tohoku. I got a manhole card and a nearby tourist information paper at the tourist information center to the right just after exiting the ticket gate. *On weekdays, this type of manhole card is distributed at a different location, the Fukushima Adatara Seiryu Center (2-96 Enokido, Nihonmatsu City). In front of the station was the statue of the Nihonmatsu Boy Corps soldier, "Kasumijo no Tachikaze." #Fukushima #StationBuilding #LocalCard #SummerShortTrip

One of the best parts of a highway road trip is checking out the service areas. They're not just for restroom pit stops; they're great places to discover the local area ♥ For some reason, there's an Ultraman at this service area, and the moment I walked in, I was like, "Whoa!!" Even the vending machines were adorable, so I couldn't help but snap a pic 📷️. Why is there an Ultraman? If anyone knows the details, please enlighten me 🙇 The real charm of this service area is that it's absolutely packed with the region's best features. ① Akabeko (Red Cow) Goods Colorful ones, Shinkansen 🚄 collabs, milk 🥛 collabs, and more! There were even gacha machines, and before I knew it, I had bought five of them 😅 They also had things that would make great gifts 🎁, like Akabeko cookies. It's basically a holy land for Akabeko fans 😂 ② Fukushima Prefecture Support Pokémon: Chansey Goods Chansey's 🐣 Egg 🍮 Pudding Miyagi Prefecture has Lapras, but Fukushima's official support Pokémon is Chansey ♥ I’d love to visit Chansey Park ⛲️ someday, but if you can't make it there, let's settle for this cute Chansey 🍮 pudding ♥ I heard a rumor that Chansey's English name is actually "Chansey"—is that true? ③ Airport-Exclusive ✈️ Goods Airport-exclusive items made a special appearance here! The Chiikawa characters dressed like pilots wear blue 💙 uniforms. ④ Fresh Fruits 🍎 As you'd expect, they also had seasonal vegetables and fruits. They were selling peaches 🍑 named "Akatsuki." So cool ✨️ ✅️ Key Points⋯ ① The food court has plenty of seating 🍴. I haven't seen many like this, but it's a two-story service area. With a restaurant on the second floor, there are tons of places to sit back and relax 🪑. ② I didn't go because of the rain ☔️, but I heard there's even an observation deck ♥ Being able to enjoy the mountain views is wonderful 👍️

A hot spring inn located in Dake Onsen, Fukushima♨️ The room I stayed in at Oyado Hanakanzashi was so wonderful, I just had to share it!!! The inn has 8 rooms in total, and 3 of them come with a private open-air bath! The bath is amazingly spacious. I really wanted to stay in the "Katakuri" room with its private open-air bath, so finally being able to stay there was absolutely amazing🤤!!!! 〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜 ✔️ Highlights of the room 〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜 ⚫︎ Unlimited access to a 100% free-flowing natural hot spring open-air bath until checkout♨️ The tub is so huge that it looks like 8 people could easily fit in😂 ⚫︎ Dinner and breakfast are served in your room🥢 　The suite actually consists of two rooms, and one was dedicated entirely to dining!! ⚫︎ Two types of loungewear are provided: a yukata and a samue👘 ⚫︎ The skincare amenities provided are by Omnisens🫧 ⚫︎ It’s the closest room to the large public bath, making it super easy to take a dip anytime! ⚫︎ Coffee, green tea, hojicha (roasted green tea), and water are provided in the room🍵 Staying hydrated was never an issue! 〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜〜 Also, relaxing on the outdoor chair by the open-air bath to enjoy the fresh air, or chilling on the single-seat sofa inside the room was incredibly cozy🙌

I want to introduce Oyado Hanakanzashi in Dake Onsen, Fukushima, because it is an absolutely wonderful inn!!! The cherry blossoms in Dake Onsen are stunning from mid to late April,🌸 so even if you don't stay at Oyado Hanakanzashi, I highly recommend staying in Dake Onsen.🫶 ~~~~~~~~~~ ✔️ Recommended Highlights ~~~~~~~~~~ ⚫︎ Unlimited access to the 100% free-flowing, directly sourced hot springs until checkout! ⚫︎ The welcome drink of matcha green tea and tama-yokan (ball-shaped sweet bean jelly) is delicious. ⚫︎ Enjoy complimentary onsen tamago (hot spring eggs), Japanese sake, and wine.🍷 · Sake and wine are limited to two glasses per person. ⚫︎ Barley tea, water, and seasonal teas are available for free, as much as you want, until checkout.🍵 You can also enjoy coffee the next morning before checkout.☕️ ⚫︎ Dinner and breakfast can be served in your room or in a private dining room! ⚫︎ Fully stocked with skincare sets! Rooms with a private open-air bath come with exclusive Omnisens amenities! ーーーー 📍 Access 🚄 Tohoku Shinkansen: Tokyo to Fukushima Station (Approx. 1 hour 30 minutes) 🚌 Free Shuttle Bus: Fukushima Station to Oyado Hanakanzashi (Approx. 40 minutes) ♨️ Rates From 55,000 JPY for 2 guests for 1 night with 2 meals (27,500 JPY per person) · For a standard room. Upgrading to the "Katakuri" room with a private open-air bath is an additional 15,000 JPY per person. 🕰️ Hours Check-in: From 3:00 PM Check-out: Until 11:00 AM ーーーー

For international travelers, visiting Fukushima's "Nihonmatsu Castle (Kasumigajo Castle)" offers more than just the charm of an ancient fortress—it carries a historically heavy, slightly sorrowful weight. You'll initially be blown away by the spectacular restored "Minowa Gate." However, reading the placards about the "Nihonmatsu Youth Corps"—boys barely in their teens who died in battle during the Boshin War at the end of the Edo period—is truly heart-wrenching. Unlike other famous castles celebrated for the fiery conquests of warlords, this place holds a sense of tragic, poignant beauty. Heavy history aside, the seasonal scenery here is an absolute showstopper! The grounds explode with cherry blossoms in spring, while autumn brings the renowned "Nihonmatsu Chrysanthemum Figure Exhibition" and hillsides covered in vibrant red maple leaves—it's so breathtaking you won't be able to stop snapping photos. For foreign tourists like us who love digging deeper, Nihonmatsu Castle offers an escape from the hustle and bustle of big-city attractions. Strolling along the ancient stone walls and quietly soaking in the blend of historical vicissitudes and stunning natural beauty makes for an incredibly touching, culturally rich journey!

A ryokan (traditional Japanese inn) in Fukushima that I visited this summer! It had an open-air bath and cost just under 20,000 yen per person ♨️ It was too hot in the summer to use the open-air bath, so I recommend going in the fall or winter 🚗 There's also a safari park nearby, making it perfect for sightseeing 🦁 The food was delicious, and the hot springs were incredibly relaxing! Even a one-night, two-day trip is enough to enjoy it, so please do go! It was a peaceful place surrounded by nature 🌳 The hotel staff were also very kind and helpful, which was great 👍

#hellohalloween Ambience & Setting Perched on Kasumigajo Hill in Fukushima Prefecture, the Nihonmatsu Castle Ruins (Kasumigajo Park) preserve the legacy of a once-mighty samurai stronghold. Though much of the original fortress was lost to time and the Meiji Restoration, the site remains one of Japan’s most picturesque castle ruins, surrounded by lush greenery and thousands of cherry trees. Today, it serves as both a historical monument and a beloved scenic park that embodies the timeless beauty of Japan’s feudal past. ⸻ Highlights of the Visit · Stone Walls & Gates: The castle’s remaining stone ramparts and reconstructed gates, such as Minowa Gate, convey the original scale and defensive design of the Edo-period fortress. · Tenshu Ruins (Main Keep Site): Offers panoramic views over Nihonmatsu City and the surrounding mountains — especially breathtaking during spring and autumn. · Kasumigajo Park: Renowned as one of Japan’s top 100 cherry blossom spots, the park bursts into a sea of pink during April, attracting visitors from across the region. · Historical Monuments: Statues, plaques, and markers throughout the grounds tell the story of the Nihonmatsu Clan and their role in regional samurai history. · Autumn Chrysanthemum Festival: Each fall, the site transforms into a vibrant display of flowers, with colorful chrysanthemum dolls and decorations celebrating local culture. ⸻ Practical Info · Location: Kasumigajo Park, Nihonmatsu City, Fukushima Prefecture, Japan · Opening Hours: Open year-round (park area accessible at all times) · Admission: Free · Access: Approx. 20 minutes on foot or a short taxi ride from JR Nihonmatsu Station · Facilities: Visitor information center, rest areas, walking trails, and seasonal food stalls during festivals ⸻ Why It’s Worth Visiting · A historically significant site offering insight into Japan’s samurai era. · One of the best cherry blossom viewing spots in Fukushima. · Combines cultural heritage, natural beauty, and panoramic city views. · Seasonal events make each visit unique — from spring blooms to autumn festivals. ⸻ Final Thoughts The Nihonmatsu Castle Ruins capture the spirit of Japan’s samurai heritage in a setting of serene natural beauty. Whether you visit for the history, the blossoms, or the views, this atmospheric site stands as a poetic reminder of resilience, elegance, and the passage of time.

Adachigahara Furusato Village is a tourist facility located in Nihonmatsu City, Fukushima Prefecture, featuring approximately 3 million red spider lilies. The vibrant red flowers against the backdrop of a five-story pagoda create a stunning view. In early September, visitors can also enjoy the early-blooming white spider lilies, known as 'Summer Christmas.' The park's symbol is a five-story pagoda approximately 31 meters tall, which houses a mother-and-child statue created by sculptor Kentaro Hashimoto. Access 📍 4-100 Adachigahara, Nihonmatsu City, Fukushima Prefecture, 964-0938, Japan

【Adachigahara Furusato Village】 📍Location: 4-100 Adachigahara, Nihonmatsu City, Fukushima Prefecture 《Access》 · About a 6-minute walk from Adachigahara Bus Stop (Fukushima Kotsu Bus) · About a 9-minute walk from Adachigahara Park Bus Stop (Fukushima Kotsu Bus) · About a 9-minute walk from Industrial Park Entrance (Nihonmatsu) Bus Stop (Fukushima Kotsu Bus) 🕰️Hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM ✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲ The park is home to approximately 2.5 million red spider lilies, which bloom all at once during this season. The vast grounds are covered in a sea of red spider lilies, resembling a red carpet. Occasionally, you can spot white flowers blooming among them. The scenery, featuring a watermill, thatched-roof houses, and a five-story pagoda, is truly enchanting.

After visiting the Nihonmatsu Castle Ruins, we were looking for a quick and reliable lunch stop—and Yoshinoya never disappoints. We pulled into the Fukuoka-440 Yui branch, and as expected, it was a smooth and fuss-free experience. Parking was super convenient, with spaces located right outside the shop—perfect for a quick stop when you’re on a road trip or just passing through. Inside, everything was straightforward. You simply place your order at the counter and they hand you a buzzer. Once it goes off, just head back and collect your tray. We went for the classic beef bowl (gyudon)—always satisfying and great value for money. The portions were generous, the beef was flavorful and tender, and it hit the spot after a wet, chilly walk at the castle ruins. It’s the kind of comfort food you can count on, especially when traveling with family. Yoshinoya might be a chain, but it’s exactly the kind of simple, consistent, and affordable meal that makes traveling around Japan so easy. No surprises—just good food, fast service, and plenty of convenience. #summervacay #YoshinoyaJapan #GyudonFix #NihonmatsuEats #JapanRoadTrip #TravelFuel #QuickBitesJapan #ValueForMoney #ComfortFoodJapan #FukushimaEats #FamilyFriendlyStop #japan #japantrip #tohoku #tohokutrip #travel

We made a stop at the Nihonmatsu Castle Ruins, but I’d say it’s really more suited for those driving, as access without a car can be a bit of a challenge. I drove all the way up to the public parking area, which was just a small open patch—not many spots, and the road leading up was quite narrow, so do drive with caution. As for the site itself, don’t expect to see any standing castle structures—this is more of a historical site with stone foundations and remnants of what used to be. Interestingly, some of the photos displayed around the area actually seemed to be of Kasumigajo Park, which is nearby and might cause a bit of confusion for first-time visitors. That said, the views from the top were surprisingly nice, even on the rainy day we visited. The mist and drizzle added a moody, atmospheric touch to the ruins and surrounding trees, which made for some lovely, quiet moments despite the weather. If you’re a history buff or someone who enjoys walking through quiet, scenic ruins, you might still enjoy it. But if you’re expecting an intact castle or interactive experience, you might leave a bit underwhelmed. #summervacay #NihonmatsuCastleRuins #CastleRuinsJapan #TohokuTravel #HiddenJapan #HistoricalJapan #OffTheBeatenPath #JapanRoadTrip #CastleViews #TravelRealTalk #RainyDayExploration #japan #japantrip #tohoku #tohokutrip #travel

#cherryblossom25 Nakajima Jizozakura in Akiyama is a charming little cherry blossom spot that feels super down-to-earth and real. This ancient sakura tree has been around for ages, standing tall and proud with its soft pink flowers lighting up the area every spring. The tree sits near a small Jizo statue, giving the place a peaceful, almost spiritual vibe that’s really calming. It’s not packed with tourists, so you get plenty of quiet moments to soak in the beauty and snap some cool photos without any rush. The surrounding countryside adds to the chill atmosphere, with rolling hills and fresh air making it a perfect escape from busy city life. If you want to experience cherry blossoms in a simple, heartfelt way, Nakajima Jizozakura is a sweet little hidden gem in Akiyama you won’t want to miss.

#springwander The altitude is 1,700m, but if you use the "Adatarayama Ropeway", you can go up to the summit station at an altitude of about 1,350m in about 10 minutes from the foot of the mountain station, and you can easily enjoy trekking in about an hour and a half to the top of the mountain, so it is suitable for beginners and families. Also popular. It is also known as a famous place for autumn leaves, and from late September to mid-October every year, it is crowded with many climbers. Ski resorts are open in winter, and you can enjoy one of the best snow quality in Tohoku.

Mt. Adatara, one of Japan's 100 famous mountains, is located in Fukushima Prefecture. It is a mountain with an altitude of 1,700m, but you can take the ropeway to a height of 1,350m, and then walk for 5 minutes to reach Yakushidake Panorama Park, where the summit of Mt. Yakushi is right in front of you. A shrine and a hanging bell are enshrined at the summit. The view of the Adatara mountain range from the summit of Mt. Yakushi is also a spectacular view, but if you come this far, we recommend aiming for the summit of Mt. Adatara. It takes about 1 to 1.5 hours from the summit of Mt. Yakushi. (However, it is dangerous if you do not have proper equipment such as trekking shoes.) The autumn world of Mt. Adatara is also said to be as beautiful as Mt. Kurikoma, which is famous for having the best autumn leaves in Japan. The world below was blue, but the autumn leaves near the summit were magnificent. Rarely found at such a high altitude, there were fields of silver grass instead of alpine plants. The summit of Mt. Adatara is also known as Mt. Chichikubiyama (Chichikubiyama) lol. When I visited, the fog was so thick that I couldn't see much, but when it's clear, you can see Mt. Bandai, the Iide mountain range, the Zao mountain range, and more. When descending, it is more interesting to descend from the Okudake area if you have time and energy, rather than taking the ropeway. However, after it rains, it gets muddy, and the muddy roads and rocks are slippery, so be careful. After descending, it is customary to wash off the sweat at "Okudake no Yu" (650 yen for adults) located right in front of the ropeway station. (Although I didn't have time, I skipped it...) Even beginners can easily climb it, so it's recommended for climbing to see the autumn leaves! #tripdomestictravel #FukushimaPrefecture #breathtakingview #autumnleaves #climbing

#FuriTabiWinter Fukushima Prefecture is a prefecture located in the Tohoku region of Japan It is the third largest prefecture in Japan, where you can enjoy both the sea and the mountains This is a record of my trip ﹢﹒ ✦⊹﹒ ﹢﹒ ✦⊹﹒ ﹢﹒ ✦⊹﹒ ﹢﹒ ✦⊹﹒ ﹢﹒ ✦ ◼︎Tsuruga Castle A Japanese castle that was located in Aizuwakamatsu City Also known locally as Tsuruga Castle The only red-tiled restored castle tower in Japan ◼︎Kanayama-cho Oshio Natural Carbonated Water One of the few natural carbonated water springs in Japan Please give it a try ◼︎Milk Shop Restaurant 2 minutes walk from Ashinomaki Onsen Station in Aizuwakamatsu City A restaurant that serves milk miso ramen and sauce katsudon in a homely atmosphere ◼︎Nihonmatsu Castle Ruins A Japanese castle that was located within the Nihonmatsu City walls Nihonmatsu Castle was developed as a modern castle in 1643 by Niwa Mitsushige, the first lord of Nihonmatsu Domain ◼︎Shirakawa-Komine Castle Ruins A Japanese castle that was located in Shirakawa City The three-story turret was faithfully restored in 1991, and the front gate was faithfully restored in 1994 in wood based on drawings from the Edo period #Domestic travel #Girls trip #Solo trip #Fukushima #Fukushima sightseeing #Fukushima trip #Castle tour

Tohoku Safari Park A zoo in Nihonmatsu, Fukushima where you can see carnivores, herbivores, and reptiles. You can also feed the animals, so it's recommended for those who want to interact with the animals! ︎ Admission fee: Adults 2,900 yen, Children 1,800 yen, Seniors 2,100 yen #0 yen trip November

#0yentripnovember Mount Adatara A particularly high-altitude stratovolcano near Fukushima Prefecture. Mount Adatara is known for its hiking trails, summit crater, and hot springs. You can also take a ropeway to the top. information Address: Ishimushiro Kuromori, Atami-cho, Koriyama-shi, Fukushima-ken 963-1301

#DomesticTravelRecord A restaurant famous for its sauce katsudon, founded in 1948, located at the entrance to Dake Onsen in Nihonmatsu City, Fukushima Prefecture As rumored, the volume is so large that the lid won't close, and the katsu is thicker than I've ever seen, so you may not be able to finish it by yourself (it seems you can take the rest home) The taste is also very delicious There are 7-8 parking spaces in front of the restaurant If there are no spaces available, you can use the free parking lot at Dake Onsen It gets crowded on holidays and at lunchtime, and there are often lines before the restaurant opens There is a waiting sheet at the entrance of the restaurant, so please write your name and line up We recommend visiting when you have time #Fukushima #FukushimaTourism #Gourmet #GourmetTrip #DomesticTrip #SoloTrip

#DomesticTravelRecord Sora no Niwa Resort is located in Dake Onsen, Nihonmatsu, Fukushima Prefecture This is an accommodation facility surrounded by a deciduous forest where you can enjoy hot springs and ceramic baths that are healing for beauty and health "Sora no Niwa Shizen Restaurant" is a restaurant located inside the Sora no Niwa Resort Surrounded by a spacious and beautiful forest, you can enjoy your meal while looking out at the garden outside the window On a nice day, you can also have lunch on the terrace seats in the courtyard They offer specially selected Fukushima Kuroge Wagyu beef steaks, European cuisine made with carefully selected ingredients, and cakes made with seasonal fruits They also have a select shop called "Chikyu Ichiba" that collects stylish and cute miscellaneous goods from all over the world #FukushimaTourism #Fukushima #HotSpring #HotSpringTrip #DomesticTrip #GirlsTrip #Sweets #Gourmet #GourmetTrip

#DomesticTravelRecord This wooden inn was built in the early Showa period in Dake Onsen, at the foot of Mt. Adatara. All eight rooms are named after pretty flowers that bloom in the fields, such as evening primrose, katakuri, and dianthus. I stayed at "Katakuri," which has an open-air bath in the room that is 100% natural spring water. There is a large open-air bath in the garden, which is about the same size as the open-air bath in the large communal bath. The detailed carvings on the transoms and the workmanship on the shoji screens, It is a tasteful room where you can see old-fashioned Japanese architecture For meals, they serve creative cuisine using carefully selected ingredients from Fukushima and Tohoku We enjoyed the unique flavors Hanakanzashi also has a cafe and a store selling souvenirs They sell daily specialty coffees, Fukushima and Tohoku crafts and sweets, and are open to non-guests In the lounge exclusively for guests, you can freely enjoy comparing Fukushima sake between 3:00 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. ◼︎The water at Dake Onsen is a simple acidic spring that is rare nationwide #Girls' trip #Domestic travel #Hot spring #Luxury hotel #Gourmet trip #Gourmet #Fukushima #Fukushima sightseeing