[2025 Fukushima ] Travel Guide for Azuma Sports Park (Updated Jul)

Public or large-scale exercise facilities, there are many places to choose to relax and exercise as you wish. In spring, enjoy cherry blossoms, about 770 Mesozakura trees and about 4,100 other types, and in autumn, walk along the 520-meter road of 116 yellow ginkgo trees to take pictures. Not only that, in winter, there are also illuminations to enhance the beauty. Access By public transportation: From JR Fukushima Station, Tohoku Line, East Exit, take a bus and get off at Azuma Athletics Stadium Bus Stop, about 30 minutes, or take a taxi for about 20 minutes.

#cherryblossom25 A little slice of Japan's history hidden away inside of Azuma Park. A really great opportunity to learn about Japanese culture and history. Went for a swordsmithing demo, but also checked out some of the historical buildings. There is a playhouse designated as a national important cultural property, the former Hirose-za Theater, and farmhouses from the mid-Edo period to the early Meiji period. There's plenty of nature and culture to absorb.

🍁🍁 Azuma Sports Park 🍁🍁 The leaves are changing color. Just get off the bus and you will find a beautiful corner. Some colors have changed, but the ginkgo is still green. It should be very beautiful in 2 weeks. The picture is not yet the beautiful spot. 😭😭 Coordinates: Google: azuma sports park gingko trees 🚗 How to get there: From Fukushima Station, walk to the East Exit. Then, take the Fukushima Koutsu bus at bus stop number 7. Take bus number 82-1 or 84-1 for about 30 minutes. Get off at Azumasogotaiikykan (fare 640 yen/trip) .

Azuma Sports Park in Fukushima Prefecture is a beautiful place during the fall when the leaves change color. The leaves change into beautiful shades of red, orange, and yellow, giving the park a breathtaking atmosphere. Enjoy taking pictures. The temperature can drop during October to early November, so dress appropriately. #AutumnTravel #fukushima #japan #100TravelTips