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・2011.3.11 At the age of 20, I was affected by the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant disaster.
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・My life’s work is to convey the experiences and lessons learned from the nuclear power plant accident and the current state of decommissioning work.
・We are working to convey the current state and charm of Fukushima to as many people as possible, get them interested, and contribute to its recovery.
This time, we will introduce 5 recommended sightseeing spots that you should definitely visit when you come to Futaba Town, Fukushima Prefecture.
Futaba Town was forced to evacuate the entire town due to the combined disasters of the Great East Japan Earthquake and the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant accident.
We will introduce spots where you can learn about the current state of Futaba Town and its traditional facilities.
Having people actually come to Futaba Town, learn about it, and experience it will lead to its recovery.
Please use this blog as a reference and come to Futaba Town!
- You should definitely go when you come to Futaba Town! 5 recommended sightseeing spots!
- Recommended sightseeing model plan
- Tour plan to learn about the tsunami and current situation in Namie Town ~ [Tokyo by train ⇒ Futaba Town (Fukushima) sightseeing model plan] Recommended for those who have experienced the nuclear power plant accident ~ A day trip plan to visit the folklore museum and Ukedo Elementary School ~
- [Fukushima Prefecture Namie Town Sightseeing Model Plan] Recommended for those who have experienced nuclear power plant accidents ~ A day trip plan to visit Namie Town museums by car ~
- Recommended for people who have experienced nuclear power plant accidents – A day trip plan to visit the decommissioning museum by car.
You should definitely go when you come to Futaba Town! 5 recommended sightseeing spots!
1. Great East Japan Earthquake and Nuclear Disaster Museum
At the folklore museum, you can learn about not only the nuclear power plant accident, but also the earthquake, tsunami, evacuation, and recovery status.
You will know what happened that day and what you lost. I hope that you will not only learn about it, but also treat it as something that matters to you and make the most of your experience.
↓Details are introduced on the blog, so please take a look.
２．Futaba Town Industrial Exchange Center
It is a core facility in the Nakano district that is driving the recovery of Futaba Town, and is a complex that includes rental meeting rooms and offices, as well as commercial facilities such as a food court, restaurants, and souvenir shops.
It is adjacent to the Great East Japan Earthquake and Nuclear Disaster Museum, so you can eat, take a break, and purchase souvenirs after visiting the museum.
Additionally, from the rooftop observation deck of the Exchange Center, you can see a panoramic view of Futaba Town, so please take a look at the town’s recovery and see Fukushima Daiichi in the distance.
↓Details are introduced on the blog, so please take a look.
３．Wall art “FUTABA Art District”
Access to areas contaminated by the nuclear power plant accident was restricted for many years. Although restrictions were finally eased, few of the townspeople returned and the town became deserted.
The “Futaba Art District” project was launched to revitalize Futaba Town.
It started with the desire of one town resident to revitalize Futaba Town with art!'' and with the cooperation of the art companyOver Alls”, colorful art will spread throughout Futaba Town.
“FUTABA Art District” is full of colorful and powerful works that will leave you moved.
All of the works are filled with passion for Futaba Town and have something that appeals to the heart.
Please come to Futaba Town and feel the wall art and the feelings put into it!
↓Details are introduced on the blog, so please take a look.
４．Fukushima Prefecture Reconstruction Memorial Park “Miharashidai”
A temporary observation deck has been set up at the site of the Fukushima Prefecture Reconstruction Memorial Park, which is scheduled to be built straddling the towns of Futaba and Namie.
From the observation deck, you can see the progress of the town’s reconstruction and park maintenance. In addition, the observation deck shows the tsunami inundation depth of 16.5 meters, reminding us that this is a large tsunami.
Near the viewing platform are the Great East Japan Earthquake and Nuclear Disaster Memorial Museum'' andEarthquake Remains of Namie Municipal Ukedo Elementary School,” so we recommend visiting them in conjunction with your museum tour.
↓Details are introduced on the blog, so please take a look.
５．Around Futaba Station
The evacuation order was lifted on March 4, 2020 for the Futaba Town evacuation order preparation area and some areas such as the area around JR Futaba Station.
Although progress is being made towards reconstruction one step at a time, there are many ruins in the town and it gives the impression of being lonely. I hope that people will be able to see the current state of the town and become even a little interested in its reconstruction.
↓Details are introduced on the blog, so please take a look.
Recommended sightseeing model plan
Tour plan to learn about the tsunami and current situation in Namie Town ~ [Tokyo by train ⇒ Futaba Town (Fukushima) sightseeing model plan] Recommended for those who have experienced the nuclear power plant accident ~ A day trip plan to visit the folklore museum and Ukedo Elementary School ~
We will introduce a recommended sightseeing model plan for visiting the Great East Japan Earthquake Museum in Namie Town, Fukushima Prefecture by car.
If you are thinking of sightseeing in Namie Town, please refer to our model plan!
The travel plan is as below.
[Fukushima Prefecture Namie Town Sightseeing Model Plan] Recommended for those who have experienced nuclear power plant accidents ~ A day trip plan to visit Namie Town museums by car ~
We will introduce a recommended sightseeing model plan for visiting the Great East Japan Earthquake Museum in Namie Town, Fukushima Prefecture by car.
If you are thinking of sightseeing in Namie Town, please refer to our model plan!
The travel plan is as below.
Recommended for people who have experienced nuclear power plant accidents – A day trip plan to visit the decommissioning museum by car.
Introducing a day trip plan to visit museums related to the Great East Japan Earthquake and nuclear power plant accident.
Recommended for those who want to know about the Great East Japan Earthquake and nuclear power plant accident and the charms of Fukushima.
I would be happy if you could not only learn about the causes and lessons of the nuclear accident, but also enjoy the delicious food and fun things that Fukushima has to offer.
The travel plan is as below.
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