Welcome to Fukushima’s travel trade website for travel professionals. This platform features news, resources, webinars and an up-to-date information about Fukushima. The site also features suggested itineraries and our point of contact details as Australia’s official Fukushima Prefecture representatives to help you show your clients the best of Fukushima.
Email: sales_fukushima@nta.com.au
Simon Williamson (Australian Attractions): 0438 744 633
Ken Corbett (Australian Attractions): 0414 904 746
Nippon Travel Agency Australia Sydney Office: (02) 9275-9661
We are travel professionals with significant experience in the Fukushima tourism industry and have been appointed as Australia’s official representative for Fukushima Prefecture.
For any enquiries regarding Fukushima tourism, please feel free to reach out to us.
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Have a deeper understanding of Fukushima, its uniqueness and an insight into various tourist attractions and rich activities.
Fukushima is Japan’s 3rd largest prefecture by area, and is famous for bountiful nature, scrumptious cuisine, and welcoming locals. Fukushima is roughly split into three regions: Aizu, filled with abundant wilderness dotted by historical landmarks; Nakadori, known for gorgeous flowers and fresh fruit; and Hamadori, which faces the Pacific Ocean and is packed with stunning landscapes. Each region has its own unique features, culture, and climate, making them all equally worth exploring.
Just a short trip from Tokyo on the bullet train, Fukushima Prefecture offers a blissful escape from the urban hustle and bustle, where you can immerse yourself in nature and history. It's a serene haven waiting to be discovered by seasoned travellers from around the world, sure to keep you coming back.
Fukushima boasts the highest number of "100-Year Food" certifications by the Agency for Cultural Affairs in Japan. It's a gourmet paradise where fresh ingredients and a diverse food culture merge, complemented by renowned sake that delights the soul.
Experience the ultimate in powder snow at Japan's largest ski resorts. Wrapped in a snowy wonderland, Fukushima is the ideal setting for thrilling winter adventures.
Fukushima offers unique educational travel programs through Samurai Spirit Tourism and Hope Tourism. Embark on a journey where knowledge and inspiration intersect.
Fukushima captivates travellers with its unique cultural experiences and traditional craftsmanship. Feel the breath of tradition as you embark on a journey filled with new discoveries.
Surrounded by nature, Fukushima offers a variety of activities to enjoy. In the warmer months, experience the beauty and harmony of living with nature.
Rich in traditional tourist attractions, Fukushima allows you to connect with history. Feel the echo of the past as you step into the future.
A safe and friendly environment awaits travellers, welcoming them with open arms. Feel secure and open your heart to new experiences and encounters in Fukushima.
Find out what’s happening across Fukushima’s tourism sector and explore promising travel opportunities.
1. For Quick Travel: Shinkansen (Bullet Train) and Limited Express Trains
2. To Enjoy the Scenery: Railway and Buses
1. For Quick Travel: Shinkansen (Bullet Train) and Limited Express Trains
2. To Enjoy the Scenery: Buses
1. For Quick Travel: Shinkansen (Bullet Train) and Limited Express Trains
2. To Appreciate the Scenery and Enjoy the Bullet Train: Railways and Busses
3. For a Relaxing Journey By Air: Aeroplane
Fukushima, Japan’s third-largest prefecture, is divided into three regions by two mountain ranges. The varied geography and climate across these regions result in a prolonged cherry blossom season from early April to mid-May.
As the map shows, Fukushima Prefecture’s cherry blossoms typically begin blooming on the eastern side and spread across the prefecture in an M shape.
See the link for some of the recommended popular cherry blossom viewing spots.
https://fukushima.travel/page/sakura
Australia’s Official Fukushima Prefecture Representatives
For any enquiries regarding Fukushima tourism, please feel free to reach out to
sales_fukushima@nta.com.au or call
Simon Williamson (Australian Attractions): 0438 744 633
Nippon Travel Agency Australia Sydney Office: (02) 9275-9661