Koriyama

The national capital Tokyo is situated 120 miles (193 kilometers) south of Koriyama.

To understand why so many travelers pick Fukushima as a vacation spot, make sure you and your family spend a bit more time in the region. Some interesting places in the vicinity of Koriyama are Shirakawa, 20 miles (32 kilometers) to the northeast, and Aizuwakamatsu, 25 miles (40 kilometers) to the east.

Organise your transportation and spend some time in Nasu, a transport and retail hub for the area, located about 30 miles (48 kilometers) from Koriyama. This bigger city has a wide range of attractions, including Nasu Animal Kingdom, Nasu History Museum and Nasu Highland Park. Stone Plaza, Nasu Folk Museum and Nasu Safari Park are some more attractions in Nasu that should be included on everyone's list.

One of the pleasures of exploring the world's many cultures is making use of languages you aren't familiar with, so take the time to try out a little Japanese during your stay. Why don't you try "Isshoni odorimasenka?" This is the Japanese way to say "Would you like to dance with me?" One more useful sentence is "Benjo wa doko desu ka?" (Where's the toilet?).

When it is time to leave Koriyama, use your last yen on last-minute souvenirs and bid a fond Sayōnara (farewell).