Fukushima, A Place Revived From The Historic Earthquake And Tsunami

Come to Fukushima and admire the beautiful autumn at this time, no one will realize the place that had suffered the double earthquake and tsunami in 2011.
Travel to Fukushima, a place revived from the historic earthquake and tsunami
Fukushima is located in central Japan. This place is becoming more and more familiar to Vietnamese and international tourists with beautiful natural scenery, attractive tourist attractions, gentle and friendly people and many classy relaxing hot springs.
Visitors can travel to Fukushima during all four seasons. Every time, this place has its own beauty and attraction

. However, if you travel to Fukushima in the autumn, when nature wears a brilliant yellow shirt, the whole land creates an extraordinarily relaxed and impressive feeling of romance.
Autumn is the perfect time to explore Fukushima. Photo: WordPress, Geolocation
Geographical location
Fukushima is located in the Tohoku region, on Japan's largest Honshu island, 300 km from Tokyo As Japan's third largest prefecture, Fukushima covers an area of 13,783 km², comprising three main areas: Hama-dori, Naka-dori, and Aizu.



Each area has its own sights and cultures. Especially Aizu, which has natural scenery and a long history, attracts visitors.
How to get to Fukushima
To move to Fukushima, you can choose one of two simple options. The first way is to fly to Tokyo, and then to Fukushima by bullet train or bus. This is suitable for first-time visitors to Japan, you can have fun in Tokyo for a few days before going on your journey. The second way is to fly direct from Hanoi to Fukushima (there are also direct flights in Ho Chi Minh City).
The reason you should visit Fukushima in the fall
Fukushima is a land with a long history and a lot of traditional values: Since the Edo period, this land has been known for its war women and brave samurai To preserve its long-standing value, the festivals here are held year round.



Especially visitors coming here will be impressed with the popular Hula dance in Fukushima.
Fukushima has many festivals, attracting a large number of tourists around the world. Photo: Japantravel.
Autumn scenery in color: Autumn in Fukushima is probably the best season of the year. At this time, nature wears vibrant colors, from red to orange, and yellow, attracting all eyes of anyone who comes here.
Onsen hot springs are ubiquitous: Fukushima has many attractive onsen areas, including outdoor bathrooms, where guests can enjoy a relaxing dip. The open-air swimming pool here has a beautiful view and the mineral water rich in sulfuric helps cure many bone and joint diseases, dermatitis.
Onsen is a unique culture in Fukushima.



Photo: Webmagazine.
Delicious food: Fukushima is famous for being a prefecture with a safe and attractive cuisine, especially ramen. The agricultural products here are grown with strict standards so visitors can enjoy them with complete peace of mind.
Kitakata city here is also an attractive place for gourmets, the birthplace of Kitakata ramen and more than a hundred other places to enjoy ramen.
Visitors to Fukushima will be impressed with the traditional Hula dance here. Photo: Gettyimage.
Friendly locals: 8 years after the earthquake and tsunami, the whole of Fukushima prefecture is working hard to restore, showing the strong love of the locals for their homeland. Visitors here are also surprised by the warm welcome and surprised by the local people, like they can comfortably contact you with a friendly attitude.




Interesting tourist attractions in Fukushima
Goshiki-numa Lake of Five Colors: As its name implies, the water surface of Goshiki-numa Lake has the variation of different colors, depending on the lighting and weather conditions. The lake was created from the volcanic eruption of Bandai in 1888, below containing a lot of sulfur and moss for hundreds of years has created a magical color change.
Walking around the lake you will admire the magical color change. Photo: Urabandai.
Tsuruga Castle: Tsuruga is considered the most beautiful castle in Japan, symbolizing the impressive architecture of the Aizu region. Visitors coming here outside to visit can change to ancient costumes to take souvenir photos, then go to the observatory to see the city view from above.
Tsuruga Castle is famous for being the venue for large and small events in Fukushima. Photo: Supato, jironando, minisenamini, aumo.




Azuma Garden: Fukushima is considered the fruit kingdom, but the most impressive thing is when you visit the Azuma orchards and participate in the fruit harvest. Harvesting options for you depending on the season, such as apple, peach, grape, and pear harvest ...
Ouchi-juku Ancient Village: The ancient Ouchi-juku village in southwestern Fukushima retains the traditional features of the Edo period. The houses here are mostly roofed by braiding traditional grass, ancient architecture that is especially preserved in Japan. Come here, do not forget to enjoy Negi-soba noodles, using large onion rings instead of chopsticks to eat very special.
Easily recognize the unique ancient architecture of Ouchi-juku.



Photo: Jekkeijapan.
Marouka Citadel: Located in the work.

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