Built in 1967, this three‑story reinforced‑concrete community center is located in the port town of Onahama.

The facility includes a hall, dressing rooms, meeting rooms, Japanese‑style rooms, an...

The Gump House, Iwaki City’s first farmhouse‑style kominka guesthouse, is a traditional residence more than 280 years old, restored to reflect its Edo‑period (1603–1867) appearance.

At dinnertim...

Situated along National Route 6 in the northern part of Iwaki City, this easily accessible fishing port is divided into two distinct sections: the Old Port to the north and the New Port to the sout...

This marina is dedicated to pleasure boats. Because the entrance is located on higher ground, the view from the long bridge leading to the parking area is spectacular, creating an ideal setting for...

The largest gymnasium in Iwaki City, this two‑story reinforced concrete facility includes a main gymnasium, a secondary gymnasium, and a judo hall, all fully air‑conditioned.

Its exterior, lobby...

Located at the southernmost point of Iwaki City, which has a coastline extending 60 km, this is the closest beach to the Kanto region. It features a distinctive red torii gate and two unique rock f...

This observation platform is located within a park at the summit of Yunotake Mountain (elevation 579 meters). The platform stands alone in an unfashionable park, giving off a slightly dilapidated a...

This is the sub-office of Iwaki City, located in the central area of the Yumoto Onsen district. The structure is a three-story reinforced concrete building with a steel frame, constructed in 1959. ...

This is a multipurpose dam built on the Shiokigawa River system, a tributary of the Samegawa River in Fukushima Prefecture. It is a large rock-fill dam, standing 83.5 meters tall with a crest lengt...

This is a dining district located in a back alley in front of Iwaki Station. Approximately 20 establishments are clustered together in a narrow alley. The entire area can be reserved for private us...