Highlights

• Goshikinuma

  Sightseeing

  The volcanic eruption of Mt. Bandai gave life to the 30 marshes and lakes here, each with a distinctive colour as a result of different pH levels and mineral content. The biggest lake is Bishamon-numa, where you can rent a rowboat and admire beautiful carp up close.
  
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• Ouchi-juku

  Sightseeing

  Get instantly transported back in time at this traditional Edo townscape, famed for its well-preserved 300-year old buildings and handmade soba noodles. Learn more about the Edo period lifestyle at the Ouchi-juku Townscape Exhibition Hall where authentic artifacts and tools are displayed.
   
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• Peaches in Fukushima

  Food

  Reputed as Japan's "fruit paradise", Fukushima is home to the sweetest peaches in the world; characterized by their rosy exteriors, pure white flesh and fantastic sweetness. Be sure to experience peach-picking at any of the fruit farms along Prefectural Route 5, also known as the 'Fruit Line'!
  
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