Fukushima Holiday Deals

Fukushima Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Fukushima

Even more than a hot cup of tea or a phone call to your mum, travel solves everything. So ditch your troubles and take yourself on a holiday to Fukushima! (But maybe still call your mum.)

Did you know 290,000 people call this city home? You're certain to have some new BFFs by the time your trip is up!

Fukushima lies 12 kilometres away from Koori, and 240 kilometres away from Tokyo, the national capital.

Walking around the well-kept garden beds and botanic exhibits at the Hanamiyama Park feels like drifting through a magical dreamland.

How does a couple of hours lying on the grass staring up at the clouds sound? Indulge in life's little pleasures at some of the city's green spaces, such as Hanamiyama Parl and the Jorakuen.

Start your day in one of the most peaceful ways by marvelling at the sun's rays shining on the statue-still water at Bikki Numa.

Put on some comfy walking shoes and get ready for an adventure. There are plenty of nature reserves in this area that are just waiting to be enjoyed. The fresh, crisp air and natural surroundings at Mt. Shinobu-yama and Mount Azuma-kofuji are as rejuvenating as it gets. For some extra breathing space, go to Surikamigawa Dam and Izaka Onsen.

The Nishida Memorial Hall is where you can browse some intriguing collections. Move at your own pace or ask if there's a tour happening.

Immerse yourself in the impressive collection of artworks on display at the Fukushima Prefectural Museum of Art. If something in particular grabs your attention, see if you can learn something about the artist.

Don't go home without venturing to one of Fukushima's much-loved historical sites, such as Horikiri House.

Searching for some deeper meaning on your travels? Make a pilgrimage to some of the city's leading sacred sites, such as the Nakano Fudoson and the Iwaya Kannon. You can also check for guided tours at the Daizoji Temple.

On the hunt for that perfect memento? Browse through the stores at Tsuchiyu Tsuchiyu Road Park Road Station.

Think you've seen all that Fukushima has to offer? You might want to think again. The Fukushima Race Course is a less well-known attraction that's worth making a detour for.

Hotels in Fukushima

If you're planning to spend a few nights, it's probably a good idea to book your Fukushima hotel ahead of time (don't worry, last minute bookings work too!) At the moment, there are only 3 places available on lastminute.com.au.

With excellent options like the Chisun Inn Fukushima Nishi Ic and Hotel Sunroute Plaza Fukushima, you'll be off the tarmac and into crisp sheets before you know it.