Nearby Attractions
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Koriyama Culture Park
The Ferris wheel, towering above the expansive grounds, serves as a landmark. A babbling brook flows through the park’s lawn area, where visitors can enjoy a casual dip in the water. Space Park
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Koriyama City Fureai Science Museum: Space Park
A place where everyone can enjoy gathering together—a place that promotes scientific knowledge to each and every visitor through a variety of experiences, and revitalizes lifelong learning through activities held at the science museum.
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Licca-chan Castle
Since its release in 1967, “Licca-chan” has continued to be loved by countless young girls. A place where both adults and children are filled with fond memories of Licca-chan—that is 【Licca-chan Castle】.
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Spa Resort Hawaiians
Spa Resort Hawaiians, which served as the setting for the movie *Fura Girl*, features five theme parks spread across a vast 100,000 tsubo site. It is a comprehensive leisure facility that offers fun for all ages.
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Sukagawa Peony Garden
The only peony garden in the country designated as a National Scenic Spot has opened. Visitors can admire as many as 7,000 peony plants. In addition, large crowds of visitors come to catch a glimpse of a peony tree that is over 200 years old.
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Koriyama Ishien Fureai Ranch
Surrounded by lush greenery, visitors can enjoy horseback riding, mountain biking, and barbecues. At the petting zoo, they can interact with animals such as ponies, goats, sheep, and rabbits, and events such as milking demonstrations are also held.
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Abukuma Cave
Designated as a National Natural Monument, the Irizumi Limestone Cave offers visitors the thrill of authentic caving. The narrow cave, which stretches 900 meters in total length, is divided into three routes—A, B, and C—from the entrance to the deepest part.
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Nekoma Mountain
This newly revitalized ski resort connects the former Alts Bandai and Nekoma via a linked lift. With 33 runs, it is one of the largest ski resorts in Japan, offering fun for everyone from beginners to advanced skiers.
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Tsuruga Castle
Located at the southern tip of the old town, this is a flatland mountain castle with a stepped-bailey layout, where the inner bailey (samurai residences) and the townhouses are separated by an outer moat, and an inner moat runs along the inner side of the inner bailey. The castle ruins have been transformed into Tsurugajo Park, a city park, and most of the site has been designated as a National Historic Site. Ouchi-juku
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Ouchi-juku
Designated as a Nationally Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings, this area is characterized by its rows of hipped-roof buildings neatly arranged at right angles to the streets. It was once a thriving post town along the Nanzan Road, which connected Aizu-Wakamatsu with Nikko and Imaichi.
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Kaisei Kashiwaya
A long-established Japanese confectionery shop in Koriyama. How about some thin-skinned manju as a souvenir? There’s also a location near the hotel.
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30,000 koku
We offer a selection of recommended souvenirs, including "Madoru," which has maintained its gentle, timeless flavor, and "Sanzenri," made from glutinous rice dough.