Yumiko Furukawa: Synchronized World at the Fukushima Prefectural Museum of Art (2014)
Yumiko Furukawa: Synchronized World at the Fukushima Prefectural Museum of Art (2014)
Best Attractions and Places to See in Fukushima, Japan
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List of Best Things to do in Fukushima, Japan
Hanamiyama Park
Azuma Kofuji
Bandai-Azuma Skyline
Old Horikiri House
Fudosawa Bridge / Tsubakurodani
Fukushima Prefecture Tourist Product Center
Azuma Sports Park
Jododaira Visitor Center
Fukushima Race Course
Fukushima Prefectural Art Museuum
Aizuwakamatsu . Fukushima prefecture , Japan .
Aizuwakamatsu . Fukushima prefecture , Japan .
Goshikinuma's Breathtaking Blue Lakes | Trekking in Fukushima
Here is a glimpse of the beauty you can enjoy on the Goshikinuma trail.
There are 5 ponds of a stunning range of different blue colors that can be enjoyed from several different angles all the way.
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This trail is a very easy 3.9 km trail that can be enjoyed as a family (suitable for kids and elder people).
These ponds surfaced after the eruption of Mt Bandai 1888. The color is due to the mineral allophane (made up of aluminium and silicic acid) that has been released by the volcano at the time and the high acidic level of the water. is said that the colors will change over decades because of its natural elements.
There are 19 trails of different levels (from super easy to very hard) that cover 80 km in the area so I believe it is perfect for trekking and nature lovers.
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Fukushima Voice 2
Kimiko Owada of Tomioka, Fukushima Prefecture tells her current feelings, Even though I want to return home, I can't—it's not that I won't go back, it's that I cannot go back.
On the day of the nuclear accident, Owada's family then in Tomioka, first evacuated to Kawauchi Village. What is usually a 30 minute drive became a 6 hour drive due to the traffic of those being evacuated.
As telephones were down because of earthquake damage, Ms. Owada searched for information about her mother's whereabouts via various media such as the Internet.
18 days after the earthquake, Ms. Owada got ahold of information that her mother may be among the over 3,000 people evacuated to Koriyama City. She continued searching evacuation centers for 2 days before finally being reunited with her mother. However, her mother was weak and had onset dementia. After that, she was placed in a nursing facility, but due to an ever-changing environment, she couldn't get used to it and she died this year. 7 elderly members of Ms. Owada's family have died this year.
Ms. Owada has once been allowed to go back to her home in the restricted zone of Tomioka and is mourning for the sight that her hometown has become.
She said, If you only see and hear (about it) indirectly, you can't understand the pain. You can't really understand unless you have been there.
Last month, I went to see the current condition of the disaster in 3 prefectures as a member of Tasukeai Japan Fukushima. Then, the other day, I went to Odaka Ward in Minami Soma. I think it is exactly as Ms. Owada said, You can't understand unless you have been there. Even after having seen pictures or videos, if you actually go there, you will be strongly moved.
The next time Ms. Owada visits her home, I want to accompany her and feel the actual condition of Tomioka for myself with my own mind and body.
Fukushima Museum
Fukushima Museum stands in the northeast of Tsurugajo Castle.
The museum displays many historical materials and cultural legacies related to Fukushima.
Samurai Of Fukushima
This documentary will follow five modern day samurais who were suffered by the disaster and radiation since March 11, 2011. Now samurais are fighting against radiation which is the latest technology we human invented and risking their lives to maintain this historical event SOMA NOMAOI.
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Kokeshi Festival in Tsuchiyu, Fukushima
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The BEST Time in Fukushima, Japan (Kokeshi Doll Village, Foot Onsen, & Travel Journaling)
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Fukushima, Japan - Abukuma River Park (2019)
Fukushima (福島市 Fukushima-shi, [ɸɯ̥kɯꜜɕima]) is the capital city of Fukushima Prefecture, Japan. It is located in the northern part of the Nakadōri, central region of the prefecture. As of 1 April 2017, the city has an estimated population of 280,002 in 122,130 households and a population density of 390 persons per km². The total area of the city was 767.72 square kilometres (296.42 sq mi).
The present-day city of Fukushima partially consists of most of the former Shinobu and Date Districts and a portion of the former Adachi District. The city is located in the Fukushima Basin's southwest area and nearby mountains.
There are many onsen on the outskirts of the city, including the resort areas of Iizaka Onsen, Takayu Onsen, and Tsuchiyu Onsen. Fukushima is also the location of the Fukushima Race Course, the only Japan Racing Association horse racing track in the Tōhoku region of Japan.
Japan Tokyo Nagano Miyagi Fukushima
Tokyo - Nagano - Sendai - Tohoku Trip + jiro sushi
- Nozawa onsen ski resort
- ODAIBA TOKYO OOEDO-ONSEN
- Zao fox village หมู่บ้านหมาจิ้งจอกซาโอะ
- ปราสาทนกกระเรียน หรือ ปราสาทสึรุกะ Tsuruga Castle สถานที่พำนักสุดท้ายของเหล่าซามูไร
- ฮิกาชิยาม่าออนเซน Higashiyama Onsen
- คฤหาสน์ซามูไรบูเคยาชิกิ Aizu Bukeyashiki
- สุสานนักรบอิอิโมริยามะ Iimoriyama
- ภูเขาไฟบันได bandai
- หมู่บ้านเส้นทางการค้า โออูจิจูคุ Ouchijuku
- โรงกลั่นสาเกซูเอฮิโระ Suehiro Sake Brewery
- พิพิธภัณฑ์จังหวัดฟูกุชิมะ Fukushima Prefectural Museum
- ถ้ำอาบูคุมาโดะ Abukumado Cave
- Sukiyabashi Jiro Sushi จิโร่ซูชิ Ginza โดยที่ปู่จิโร่เป็นคนทำซูชิให้กิน
- Akihabara AKB48 cafe
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Salvador Dali Museum in Japan + Drawing Timelapses [Urabandai, Fukushima] [ Travel Vlog]
Tokyo and other major tourist destinations are super crowded during the busy Golden Week Holidays in early May, so we tried to get away from the hustle and bustle by going to the mountains. We went to the Salvador Dali Museum in Japan (Morohashi Museum of Modern Art), the Goshikinuma Youth Hostel and the Goshikinuma trail in Urabandai, Fukushima.
It turned out to also be busy. Despite the business, the area was very relaxing.
Urabandai is in the Bandai-Asahi National Park, located between Aizu and Koriyama, Fukushima prefecture. In the area is the restored Tsuruga Castle (Tsurugajo), Kitakata (of ramen fame), Lake Inawashiro (the 4th largest lake in Japan), as well as Mt. Bandai, an active stratovolcano.
Check back soon for a trail video, as well as full versions of some of the drawing timelapses!
Morimori Ramen is located across from the Bandai-Toto Bus Goshikinuma Iriguchi bus stop. We highly recommend it, especially the karaage and chicken strips.
Morohashi Museum of Modern Art
Urabandai Youth Hostel
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Urabandai Visitors Center
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Destination Fukushima: Goshikinuma Hiking Day Trip in Japan
Destination Fukushima: Goshikinuma Hiking Day Trip in Japan
Goshiki-numa, is a cluster of five volcanic lakes situated at the foot of Mount Bandai in the center of the lake district of Bandai-kōgen, Kitashiobara, Fukushima, Japan. Hiking is great. Nature is beautiful! You should definately take a road trip or day trip to this location. You wont regret it at all! Japan love, baby.
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Azuma Goyomatsu Bonsai - Part 1
Part 1 in series of videos introducing the Azuma Goyomatsu Bonsai.
This video introduces Mt. Azuma-Kofuji and Jododaira on the Bandai-Azuma Skyline. This area is home to the Azuma Goyomatsu, a type of Japanese white pine that is popular in bonsai.
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Let's Denken 〜 Important Preservation Districts for Groups of Historic Buildings・Fukushima, Yame 〜
The Japanese government has designated 110 places throughout the country as Important Preservation Districts for Groups of Historic Buildings. 5 of those districts are in Fukuoka Prefecture.
These districts are not confined to houses; they can be anything from townscapes and waterways. Any area that has value as a historical community can be under consideration.
In this video, we introduce one of Fukuoka Prefecture's preservation districts, Fukushima of Yame City.
Aquamarine Fukushima/ FUKUSHIMA
Aquamarine Fukushima is an aquarium located in Fukushima. The place is themed on the collision of the Kuroshio and Oyashio currents right off the coast of Fukushima. Enjoy a variety of marine creatures home to these two currents.
The world’s biggest touch pool outside of the aquarium is a reproduction of Fukushima’s seashore, where you have the chance to touch several small sea animals. The Great East Japan Earthquake of March 11, 2011 damaged big parts of the aquarium and due to loss of electricity, many fish and animals died. Sea-lions and seals were evacuated to other aquariums in Japan.
After four months of reconstruction, the aquarium reopened and continued to give strength and joy to the region’s population.
Mar 21 - Nov 30, 9am - 5.30pm
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Fukushima art project - Ai Weiwei - 2015 (Japanese subtitles)
Title: Fukushima Art Project -Ai Weiwei-2015
Duration: 30 Mins
Year: 2015
This documentary on the Fukushima Art Project chronicles artist Ai Weiwei’s investigation of the site as well as the project's installation process.
In August 2014, Ai Weiwei was invited as one of the participating artists to originate artwork for the Fukushima Nuclear Zone by the Japanese art coalition Chim↑Pom， as part of the project they initiated called Don’t Follow the Wind . Ai accepted the invitation for his concern over the (Fukushima nuclear leakage) disaster as well as human’s state of living. Subsequently, Ai sent his assistant Ma Yan to the exclusion zone in Japan to investigate the site.
The Fukushima Nuclear Exclusion Zone is thus far located within the 20-kilometer radius of land area of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant. 25,000 people have already been evacuated from the Exclusion Zone. Both water and electric circuits were cut off. Entrance restriction is expected to be relieved in the next thirty years, or even longer. The art project will also be open to public at that time. The three spots usable as exhibition spaces by the artists are all former residential houses, among which exhibition site one and two were used for working and lodging; and exhibition site three was used as a community entertainment facility with an ostrich farm.
Ai brought about two projects, A Ray of Hope and Family Album after analyzing materials and information generated from the site, and his assistant Ma Yan went to the site again on March 10th, 2015 and completed the project installation.
In A Ray of Hope, a solar photovoltaic system is built on exhibition site one, on the second level of the old warehouse. Integral LED lighting devices are used in the two rooms. The lights would turn on automatically from 7 to 10pm, and from 6 to 8am daily, totaling five hours per day. This lighting system is the only light source in the Exclusion Zone after this project was installed.
Photos of Ai and his studio staff at Caochangdi that make up project Family Album are displayed on exhibition site two and three , in the seven rooms where locals used to live. The twenty-two selected photos are divided in five categories according to types of event spanning eight years. Among these photos, six of them were taken from the site investigation at the 2008 Sichuan Earthquake; two were taken during the time when he was illegally detained after pleading the Tan Zuoren case in Chengdu, China in August 2009; and three others taken during his surgical treatment for his head injury from being attacked in the head by police officers in Chengdu; five taken of him being followed by the police and his Beijing studio Fake Design under surveillance due to the studio tax case from 2011 to 2012; four are photos of Ai Weiwei and his family from year 2011 to year 2013; and the other two were taken earlier of him in his studio in Caochangdi (One taken in 2005 and the other in 2006).
Ouchijuku Fukushima Japan
The viewing platform affords sweeping views of the former relay station. from the Edo period.
2019 福島・塩ノ崎の桜(4K) Cherry Blossoms At Shionosaki In Fukushima(UHD)
福島シリーズの最終第６弾です。
先に公開した福島の一本桜６題の中で既に塩ノ崎の大桜を紹介しましたが、塩ノ崎は大桜だけではなく、近くの小高い山にも沢山の桜が植えられていて、遠くに冠雪した安達太良山が見え、里山の風景がとても美しいので、塩ノ崎の風景に絞ってもう一度編集しました。撮影日は4月16日です。