History spots in Fukushima(20)
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Iwaki City Coal & Fossil Museum
Where Edo-era coal dust and dinosaur bones share the same earth.
History
Art & ArchitectureHistory
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Aizu Samurai Residence
A 38-room Edo-era lord's mansion where cedar beams still hold secrets.
Culture ExperienceEntertainmentHistory
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Nihonmatsujo Castle
Medieval ruins, 1,700 cherry trees, and lanterns lighting October skies.
Art & ArchitectureBeautiful SceneryHistory
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Torioi Kannon Temple
Hunt hidden carvings by a legendary Edo sculptor, then exit west toward paradis…
Art & ArchitectureCulture ExperienceHistory
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Tachiki Kannon Temple
A 7-meter goddess carved from a living tree, roots still beneath the floor.
Art & ArchitectureCulture ExperienceHistory
Art & ArchitectureCulture ExperienceHistory
Art & ArchitectureCulture ExperienceHistory
History
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Beautiful SceneryHistory
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Shirakawa Barrier Site
Poets pined for this ancient gate; an 800-year cedar still stands guard.
History
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Tanagura-jo Castle Site
A 620-year-old zelkova tree guards the gate of a forgotten Edo castle.
Beautiful SceneryHistory
Beautiful SceneryHistory
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Nanko Jinja Shrine
A reform-era lord's shrine blooms pink each spring inside Japan's oldest public…
Beautiful SceneryHistory
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Frequently asked questions
- What History experiences can I find in Fukushima?
- In Fukushima you can discover History activities and spots curated by WOW U's Locals, from guided experiences to must-visit places.
- Can I book History activities in Fukushima?
- Yes. WOW U lets you browse and book History experiences in Fukushima, hosted by vetted Locals.