Aizu-Wakamatsu in the heart of Tohoku is rich with intriguing history, renowned beauty and the essence of the way of the samurai.
For the full article, please refer to Samurai Trip.
In the shade of ancient cedar trees rests Sendai’s Lord Date Masamune in his mausoleum, the Zuihoden.
The Green Leaf Castle on top of Sendai’s Aoba Mountain does not only have a rich history, but is also a great spot to view cherry blossoms.
Enjoy hiking for hours in vast forests and fields of blooming mountain flowers in spring or overcome dozens of challenging ski-slopes in winter, the Bandai Highlands in the western part of Fukushima prefecture offers equally as much versatility as tranquil beauty to all kinds of visitors.
For the full article, please refer to ANA’s Experience Japan.