Fukushima Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Fukushima

Tell your mates sorry not sorry if you don’t respond to their DMs. You're about to explore the best bits of Fukushima, Osaka! Eager to meet the locals while you're in town? No problemo. This vibrant city is home to around 2,600,000 potential new mates. Fukushima is located 2 kilometres southwest of the city's heart. If you're coming in via Itami Airport, you'll need to pick up your luggage, hail a taxi and make your way 11 kilometres south.

With a good deal of the city's attractions close by, Fukushima is heaven for sightseers. From the Osaka Science Museum to Osaka Takoyaki Museum, there's lots to keep visitors busy. After taking a look at those, you're going to want to continue onwards to Osaka Castle and Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan. For a better perspective of this lively city as a whole, spend some time in the nearby neighbourhoods of Nakanoshima and Nishi.

The centre of the city also offers a range of sights to feast your eyes on, such as Universal Studios Japan® and Tsutenkaku Tower. Shinsaibashi Shopping Arcade and the Osaka Museum of History should also be part of any outing downtown.

On holiday without the kids? The Namba Grand Kagetsu Theater and Video Game Bar Space Station ought to be right at the top of your plan.

The Osaka Museum of Housing and Living and the Glico Man Sign are perfect for those wanting to learn about the local culture.

Not much soothes the soul and stirs the imagination like visiting an art gallery. Take the opportunity to reflect as you examine the impressive collections at the Osaka National Museum of Art, the Osaka Museum of Oriental Ceramics, the Osaka City Museum of Fine Art and the Kamigata Ukiyoe Museum.

Look into the glass cabinets and find out more about the objects on display as you meander through the sprawling collections of Osaka Culturarium Tempozan, the Osaka International Peace Center, the Liberty Osaka and the Nihon Kogeikan.

What better way to finish a day's activities than with something to eat and some live entertainment? Check the programme at Symphony Hall, the Festival Hall, the Umeda Koma and Osaka Symphony Hall.

Finding entertainment for the kids is an important task when preparing for a family holiday. Check out the Kids Plaza Osaka, the Osaka Public Nakanoshima Library, the Legoland Discovery Center and Osaka Aquarium.

Children love to run around and be active. Luckily enough, there are a number of places close by where they can blow off some steam. The Tempozan Harbor Village Ferris Wheel, Umeda Joypolis Sega Fun Park, the Tempozan Ferris Wheel and the Giant Ferris Wheel are some well-known choices.

If you're a traveller who feels at home among nature, spend some time at the Osaka Castle Park, Floating Garden Observatory, Mount Tempozan and the Taiko En.

Prepare a picnic and invite a couple of friends down to hang out in one of the vibrant green spaces nearby. Your options include Nakanoshima Park, Tennoji Park, Utsubo Park and Amerika-Mura Triangle Park.

The shopping experience is different for everyone. Whether you're looking for something specific or just after some retail therapy, you'll love it at Grand Front Osaka Mall, HEP Five Shopping Mall, Kuromon Ichiba Mall and Osaka Central Wholesale Market.

Learn some lessons from the past at a couple of the area's historic sites, such as Umeda Sky Building, the Mint Museum, Osaka Castle Museum and Osaka City Hall.

Find out more about the region's spiritual side at the Shitennoji Temple, Tamatsukuri Inari Shrine, Sanko Shrine and the Shitenno-ji Temple. These attractions are worth visiting whether you're religious or not.

Dress in navy, gold and white and join the fanatic baseball fans with an undying love for the Orix Buffaloes. All of the fun and excitement goes down at Osaka Dome, only a short commute from Fukushima.

Hotels in Fukushima

If you'd rather spend money on experiences than on a hotel room, the Guest House Social House and the Hostel Zoo are two places you should check out. Alternatively, let the friendly staff at The Ritz-Carlton, Osaka or the InterContinental Osaka take care of your every need. After all, what are holidays for if not splashing cash?

The Osaka Science Museum is a must-see for visitors to Fukushima, and staying within a short walk is a good way to fully appreciate it. The ANA Crowne Plaza Osaka is situated just 0.8 kilometres away. Also nearby is the Mitsui Garden Hotel Osaka Premier.