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Soma

Dare to explore Soma, Fukushima, where vibrant cherry blossoms dance in the breeze and delectable seafood feasts await! Stroll through energetic markets bursting with local flavors, soak in the serene coastal beauty, and surf the waves at stunning beaches. With warm-hearted locals and a sprinkle of tradition, Soma is a delightful adventure just waiting for you!

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Recommendations

Outdoor3.5/5

Matsukawa-ura Kankyo Park

Matsukawa-ura Kankyo Park enchants visitors with its stunning coastal views, serene walkways, and rich biodiversity, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and nature exploration near the picturesque waters of Fukushima.

Outdoor4.3/5

Matsukawa-ura Bay

Nestled in Soma, Fukushima, Matsukawa-ura Bay captivates visitors with its stunning coastal scenery, rich marine biodiversity, and serene vistas, making it a perfect destination for nature lovers and those seeking tranquility.

Landmark3.9/5

Hamanoeki Matsukawaura

Nestled in Soma, Fukushima, Hamanoeki Matsukawaura boasts stunning coastal views, fresh seafood delicacies, and a charming marketplace, making it a must-visit destination for travelers seeking a true taste of Japan’s scenic beauty.

Landmark3.4/5

Soma port #3 Wharf

Nestled near Imagami, Soma port #3 Wharf captivates visitors with its stunning coastal views, vibrant fishing culture, and rich seafood offerings, making it a delightful stop for those exploring Fukushima's scenic landscapes.

Culture4/5

Tsunami and Earthquake Victims Memorial Hall of Soma City

The Tsunami and Earthquake Victims Memorial Hall of Soma City poignantly honors the lives lost in the 2011 disaster, featuring powerful exhibits and a serene design that inspire reflection and remembrance for all who visit.

Culture4/5

Minamisoma City Museum

Landmark3.9/5

Nakamura Castle Remains

Culture4.1/5

相馬中村神社 (妙見中村神社)

Landmark3.9/5

相馬双葉漁協

Landmark4/5

Cape Unoo

Transport3.6/5

Sōma Station

Outdoor4.4/5

Mount Ryōzen

Cafe4.3/5

Smile

Eat$$3.8/5

だんまや水産相馬店

Eat$$$4.1/5

Uuya

Eat4/5

レストラン居酒屋うきな

Eat$$$3.5/5

Murasaki Soma

Eat$$$3.5/5

居酒屋 ∞ 武玄

Eat$$$4.3/5

夢酒三四郎

Eat3.6/5

磯部水産加工施設直売所

Stays

Stay4.3/5

相馬ゲストハウス“mawari”

Stay4.4/5

Kameya

Stay4.4/5

旬海の宿齋春（R7 6/21オープン）

旬海の宿齋春 is a charming beachfront inn in Obama, Fukushima, offering exquisite local cuisine and stunning ocean views, making it the perfect retreat for those seeking authentic Japanese hospitality and natural beauty.

Stay4.3/5

Isamiya

Stay4.2/5

相馬松川浦の海鮮民宿トモエ屋旅館

Experience the authentic charm of 相馬松川浦の海鮮民宿トモエ屋旅館, where fresh seafood and warm hospitality create a memorable coastal escape in beautiful Soma, Fukushima.

Stay4.2/5

Marusan Inn

Stay4.2/5

Hamanasu

Stay4.1/5

Kannoya

Stay3.9/5

なぎさの奏夕鶴

Stay3.8/5

Hotel Hiten

Stay3.8/5

Hotel Kirakuso

Stay3.4/5

Misakiso

Things To Do
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72 h

Michinoku 3 Day Hike of Coastal Trail ;Soma,Natori,Matsushima

Highlights include: ➤ Hiking along the Michinoku Coastal Trail Southern route: Soma - Natori - Matshishima area ➤ Reflecting on the impact and recovery from the disaster ➤ Connecting with resilient locals ➤ Immersing in the region's natural and cultural richness - The one of highlight is Soma Shrine, whose main building was erected in (1643). Designated as an Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property of Japan, the shrine is the setting for the departure ceremony of the traditional Shinto ritual “Soma Nomaoi. - With few ups and downs, this section is recommended for those who want to enjoy the trail at a slower pace and for beginners. Book now to explore the heart of Tohoku and deepen your appreciation for life and nature.

$2,664.23

10 h

Nomaoi Festival Experience the Horse Chasing Spectacle

The Nomaoi Festival, a remarkable event with over a thousand years of history, invites you to witness the thrilling Katchu-keiba (armored horse racing). Marvel at around 400 samurai in traditional armor as they gallop across scenic fields, banners dancing in the wind. This guided tour offers insights into the festival's rich cultural heritage, making it perfect for history buffs and cultural enthusiasts alike. Enjoy convenient transport from Sendai Station, ensuring a hassle-free experience as you immerse yourself in ancient Japan's vibrant traditions. - Duration: 10 hours including transportation from Sendai Station - English-speaking guides provide in-depth cultural insights - Experience the grandeur of samurai on horseback in Fukushima - Witness a festival steeped in over 1,000 years of history

$79.93

8 h

Spring Valley Snow Experience and Strawberry Picking from Sendai

Escape Sendai for an unforgettable winter day trip packed with fun and flavor! Play in the snow at Spring Valley Snow Park—sled down dedicated lanes, build snowmen, or enjoy snow fights with zero skiing experience required. Refuel inside the Ski lodge with authentic Japanese ski-resort comfort food like piping-hot ramen or katsu curry (at your own expense). Cap off your day in a cozy greenhouse with all-you-can-eat sweet Miyagi strawberries, with a chance to taste and compare up to 3 local varieties. Highlights: Family-Friendly Snow Fun: Sled, build snowmen, and play in fresh snow at Spring Valley—no skiing skills or heavy equipment needed. Authentic Ski-Resort Dining: Experience local "Gelande meshi" comfort food (hot ramen, katsu curry, donburi) at the mountain lodge (at own expense). All-You-Can-Eat Strawberry Picking: Pick and taste sweet, juicy berries in a warm greenhouse, with the chance to sample up to 3 varieties depending on the harvest.