Sights in Namie, Fukushima

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• 丈六公園

  

  Jouroku Park

  #1 ranked in Namie

  Known for cherries and azaleas, crowded with visitors in bloom season.

• ラッキー公園 in なみえまち

  

  Lucky Park in Namie

  #2 ranked in Namie

  Japan's first park themed on Chansey (Lucky), Fukushima's support Pokemon, opened at Michi-no-Eki Namie in 2021.

• 震災遺構浪江町立請戸小学校

  

  Ukedo Elementary School Disaster Remains

  #3 ranked in Namie

  A school severely damaged by the 11 March 2011 earthquake, tsunami and nuclear accident.

• 浪江町役場の紅房桜

  

  Benifusa Cherries at Namie Town Hall

  #4 ranked in Namie

  Deep pink blossoms that hang downward like bells.

• 大平山霊園（コミュニティ広場）

  

  Ohirayama Cemetery (Community Plaza)

  #5 ranked in Namie

  Site of a memorial to the victims of the Great East Japan Earthquake.

• いこいの村なみえ

  

  Ikoi no Mura Namie

  #6 ranked in Namie

  Lodging with a large bath and karaoke rooms.

• 請戸漁港出初式

  

  Ukedo Port New Year Ceremony

  #8 ranked in Namie

  About 30 fishing boats gather at Ukedo port to pray for safety and good catches.

• 請戸川リバーライン

  

  Ukedo River Line

  #10 ranked in Namie

  About 120 Somei-Yoshino cherries along 1.5 km of the Ukedo River bank.

• かぼちゃ饅頭

  

  Kabocha Manju

  #11 ranked in Namie

  Pumpkin bun from the Tsushima district made with Namie's Kujuri pumpkins.

• しらす

  

  Shirasu Whitebait

  #12 ranked in Namie

  Whitebait landed at Ukedo, the town's only fishing port, a Namie specialty.

• なみえ焼そば

  

  Namie Yakisoba

  #14 ranked in Namie

  Thick noodles with only pork and bean sprouts, coated in a rich special sauce.

• 大堀相馬焼

  

  Obori Soma Ware

  #15 ranked in Namie

  A national traditional craft born in the Genroku era and preserved in the Obori district.

• 安波祭

  

  Anba Festival

  #17 ranked in Namie

  Festival of Kusano Shrine, whose main hall was swept away by the tsunami.