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This town is the birthplace of Yuji Koseki, who composed the “Olympic March” and more. The city is known as the “Fruit Kingdom” with the largest crops of peaches, pears, etc in Japan. You can enjoy fruit picking and seasonal fruits at various orchards in the city. This town is also famous for hot springs, such as the Iizaka Onsen, Takayu Onsen, Tsuchiyu Onsen, etc.
https://www.f-kankou.jp/
The origin of the festival comes from "Akatsuki-Mairi," which has been going on for over 400 years. The largest straw sandal in Japan is carried through the city of Fukushima in a parade to wish the citizens of Fukushima good health. It is one of the most popular summer festivals in Fukushima.
5 mins walk from the East Exit of Fukushima Station
At the "Fruit Kingdom Fukushima," delicious fruits grow with the seasons. The taste of ripe fruit on the tree, which is unique to fruit picking, is exceptional.
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This historically renowned hot spring is said to have been discovered by Yamato Takeru-no-Mikoto and was first used in the 2nd century. It is one of the three famous hot springs in Oshu along with Naruko and Akiu.
About 25 mins from JR Fukushima Station (Iizaka Line) Get off at Iizaka Onsen Station
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