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Abukuma-do Cave
Abukumado is a 600-m long cave located in Fukushima where the stalactites and stalagmites are brightly illuminated. The opening hours may vary during different
Licca Castle
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- 小野新町中通51-3
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- +81-247-72-6364
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About this sight
The Licca Castle is an open factory that manufactures Licca dolls, a popular doll amongst young Japanese girls. Besides being able to see how the dolls are made, there is a museum of the Licca dolls as well as limited editions on exhibition and family activities.
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Umai Sushikan (Asaka)
The branch of this famous chain restaurant offers a variety of affordable sushi dishes. Umai Sushikan is a "kaiten", or conveyor belt, sushi restaurant. This me
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Takashiba Deko Residence
The Takashiba Deko Residence is a wooden doll and local goods manufacturing residence in Koriyama City. This place also has experience type activities such as p
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Shiramizu Amida-do Temple
This temple was built in 1160 and thus is said to be the oldest building in all of Fukushima Prefecture. In 1952, it was designated as a national treasure. (Clo
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Spa Resort Hawaiians
Hawaiians is a hot spring theme park with several water parks and authentic hula dance shows, located in Fukushima Prefecture. The history of the resort was mad
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Shirakawa Castle Remains
Shirakawa Castle, also known as Karame Castle, was built by the Shirakawa Family in the 13th century.
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