The new E8 series Shinkansen train, which made its debut in March this year, has a top operating speed of 300km/h, and can reach Fukushima from Tokyo in about 1 hour 30 minutes! Why not come to Fukushima in the summer on the new Shinkansen?
Fukushima peaches have a deep pink skin due to the difference in Fukushima’s temperature, and because they have a long growing period before harvesting, they have a strong sweet taste and firm flesh. Picking a peach straight from the tree and enjoying it right away will put a smile on your face!
Horse racing events are held in Fukushima every weekend from Saturday, 29 June to Sunday, 21 July 2024. The Fukushima Racecourse is easily accessible from Tokyo, and is located in Fukushima City, so you can enjoy it along with a walk around the townscapes.
At Azuma-an at the foot of Mount Azuma, which is known for its natural cooling weather, you can experience nagashi-sōmen, where you grab noodles with chopsticks as they flow down a granite stone with cold spring water and enjoy them with dipping sauce.
A perfect way to beat the summer heat, while you enjoy all the fun activities Fukushima has to offer.
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