Bannai Shokudo

This cozy, no-frills hotel in Kitakata boasts bright rooms with thoughtful amenities, just a short stroll from the train station and a tasty breakfast scene.

Savor Fukushima's traditional wappameshi—flavorful rice topped with fresh crab and veggies, all served in cozy, wooden steamers on tatami mats.

Daishichi, founded in 1752, crafts rich, mellow sake with time-honored kimoto brewing, marrying tradition and deep flavor in every bottle.

This charming ryokan offers simple yet spacious rooms with tatami floors and exceptional hospitality, plus mouthwatering traditional meals and a cozy vibe just a short walk from the city center.

Nakajima is a cozy Fukushima village blending scenic charm with easy access to historic Ue-no-dan and simple, welcoming ryokans.

Nekoma Mountain is a chill ski spot boasting diverse runs, stunning views of Mt. Bandai, and a welcoming vibe for families and groups alike.

Laid-back hot spring hotel on the Surikami River with tatami rooms, sprawling onsens, and a buffet feast mixing sushi, tempura, and local eats.

江湖村キャンプ場は猪苗代湖畔の快適設備完備フリーサイトで通年営業、ペット同伴OK、薪もサービスされる穴場。

Asakawa is a charming Fukushima town with a cozy population and scenic spots perfect for stylish getaways and stunning views.

Explore the vibrant Abukuma limestone caverns, where illuminated stalactites meet spacious chambers and scenic mountain views.