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Five Colored Lakes (五色沼). These lakes are a beautiful attraction visited by many sightseers. The lakes were formed after Mount Bandai (磐梯山) erupted in the 1800's. The minerals from the eruption give each lake a different color. �
Iwaya-Kannon (岩谷観音). Iwaya-Kannon has sixty Buddhas carved into the rock face of Mount Shinobu (信夫山) and offers a decent place to take a look down at the city. �
Hanamiyama Park (花見山). This park is the place to go in spring for cherry blossom viewing. It is quickly becoming a place famous throughout Japan, be prepared for crowds. You can take a short trail up a hill and see some amazing panoramas as well as enjoy walking underneath gorgeous light-pink canopies. There are regular buses leaving for Hanamiyama from the train station. Ask the people at the tourist office for more details. �
Fukushima Small Bird Sanctuary (福島小鳥園). It's a steep walk up a small mountain. The trails at the top are short and quiet. It is very peaceful but not so special. �
Prefectural Art Museum, . Small museum mostly with local art, though it does have some national and internal exhibits as well. �
Prefectural Culture Center, . �
Fukushima Museum, . �
Fukushima Racetrack. If you feel like betting on horses then this is the place to go in Fukushima. Live races only happen during certain times of the year, but video races are available year-round. Entry costs ¥100, plus whatever you bet when inside.. �
Izaka Hot Springs. �
Takayu Hot Springs. �
Tsuchiyu Hot Springs. �
Shin-Noji Hot Springs. Nice hot Spring in Fukushima �
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