FUKUSHIMA: What 15 Years Without People Did to This Town | 4K Travel Documentary

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From the guide “Fukushima Prefecture Travel Guide: Aizu and Goshikinuma”: Fukushima Prefecture is a large travel area with destinations that call for different plans. Aizuwakamatsu is a practical starting point for Tsuruga Castle, while Urabandai is where you will find the Goshikinuma ponds.

The guide goes on: “Choose an Area Before Building Your Fukushima Itinerary”. Aizuwakamatsu and Urabandai are different destinations, not two nearby stops with identical access arrangements. Tsuruga Castle is in Aizuwakamatsu, while the Goshikinuma pond group is in Urabandai.

From the guide “How to get to Fukushima: routes, tickets and arrival steps”: Fukushima is a prefecture, not one arrival station. The right route depends on whether you are heading to Fukushima City, Koriyama, Aizu-Wakamatsu or Iwaki, and an airport arrival still needs a ground connection.

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