Attractions

Matsumoto Seicho Memorial Museum showcases the life of Japan's famous writer. Explore his works, personal items, and serene gardens, all while learning about his influence on Japanese literature.

Kojushi Beach offers a tranquil summer retreat with local somen noodles, clean facilities, and nearby dining—all just minutes from central Fukue on scenic Fukue Island.

Aquamarine Fukushima in Iwaki features diverse marine life and ecosystems, including tropical waters and rare sea creatures. Visit the aquarium, touch starfish, and enjoy scenic views from Iwaki Marine Tower.

The Iwaki Coal and Fossil Museum offers an exciting journey into Japan’s coal mining history, with an underground mine simulation and impressive dinosaur fossils, including Asia’s largest dinosaur skeleton.

Higashiyama Kaii Setouchi Art Museum offers a peaceful escape with incredible views of the Seto Inland Sea. Discover breathtaking art by Higashiyama Kaii amidst the tranquil beauty of Japan’s coastline.

Shioyasaki Lighthouse offers stunning views and rich maritime history. Climb to the top for panoramic coast views and explore the lighthouse’s fascinating past.

Abukumado Cave in Fukushima offers stunning limestone formations, the famous "Christmas Tree" stalagmite, and an adventurous exploration course. Visit nearby lavender fields and the Star Village Observatory.

Ken Domon Museum of Photography showcases powerful images of Japan by Domon Ken, with seasonal exhibits in a striking modern building beside a peaceful pond in Sakata.

Honma Residence offers a look into Edo-era life with tatami rooms, a traditional kitchen, and a grand gate, plus a nearby former storehouse highlighting the Honma family’s history.

Honma Museum of Art features a peaceful strolling garden, an elegant Edo-era villa with tatami rooms, and rotating cultural exhibits, creating a refined atmosphere in Sakata.