Fukushima
福島
An island in Imari Bay known for its historic coal mining heritage and scenic terraced rice fields overlooking the sea.
What it is
- An island in Imari Bay composed of basalt lava plateaus over sandstone.
- A former coal mining hub that now focuses on agriculture and fishing industries.
- A territory ruled by the Oka family as village headmen until 1889.
What to see
- The Doya Rice Terraces listed among the top one hundred terraces in Japan.
- A local museum displaying historical materials and artifacts related to coal mining.
- The Fukushima Bridge which connects the island to the mainland in Saga Prefecture.
Getting there
- Cross the Fukushima Bridge from Imari City to reach the island by road.
- Take a regular ferry service between Uranosaki Port and Fukushima Port.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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