Rent a holiday apartment in Fukushima Prefecture

Fukushima Prefecture is an extensive Japanese region with numerous cities, towns and villages. If you would like to rent a holiday apartment or holiday home in Fukushima Prefecture, first choose the regional focus based on the travel experience you want. For the broader context, you can consider Japan as an introduction to your trip.

Classifying Fukushima through three areas

When travelling through Fukushima, you can initially distinguish between the broadly described areas of Aizu, Nakadori and Hamadori. This classification serves as broad guidance, not as a complete administrative or tourist classification. Afterwards, compare the types of accommodation in the selected region.

Aizu: Crafts as a reason to travel

Aizu is associated with Aizu lacquerware and Aizu Hongo pottery. For travellers who want to place traditional crafts and cultural discoveries at the centre of their trip, the Aizu area is a logical point of comparison. A holiday apartment or holiday home in the Aizu area is an accommodation option if these craft traditions are intended to shape your stay.

Iwaki Yumoto: Onsen and ryokan

Iwaki Yumoto is described as a traditional hot-spring resort town with a hot spring and several ryokans. Those who want to plan their stay around traditional onsen and ryokan culture can compare Iwaki Yumoto with other bases in Fukushima. Accommodation in Iwaki Yumoto is a separate location option for this purpose.

Nakadori as an arrival guide

For arrival, Nakadori can be classified as a broadly described area with a Shinkansen station and an airport. This guidance can support the initial regional selection before you compare individual holiday apartments, holiday homes or hotels.

Aligning your accommodation base with your reason for travelling

This allows you to combine three comparison questions in Fukushima: Aizu for crafts and cultural discoveries, Iwaki Yumoto for onsen and ryokan culture, or Nakadori for initial arrival guidance. Only afterwards should you compare a holiday apartment, holiday home or hotel in the selected region.

Discover more places in Fukushima Prefecture

The directly assigned place and subregional pages supplement the regional overview: Aizu-Wakamatsu, Aizubange, Aizumisato, Date, Fukushima, Furudono and Iwaki.

Further entries for your own exploration are Kawamata, Kitakata, Kōriyama, Minamiaizu District, Minamisōma, Nihonmatsu and Nishishirakawa District.

You can also open Nishishirakawa District, Oguta, Ojima, Shimogo, Shirakawa, Sōma and Sukagawa individually.

Further options include Tamura District, Tanagura, Tomioka, Yama District, Yama District, Yanaizu and Yugawa.