Time zone
GMT +09:00
No time difference
Currency
Japanese Yen
1PHP = 2.47JPY
Official languages
Japanese
Best time to visit
MAY - SEP
Warm temperatures and coastal events make for enjoyable visits.
Recommended trip duration
3 days
Hotels in Fukushima
APA Hotel Fukushima Ekimae
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From
₱ 2,720.8
Sansuiso
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From
₱ 13,337.7
₱ 13,472.3
20 off
Hotel Sankyo Fukushima
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From
₱ 2,802.9
20 off
Richmond Hotel Fukushima Ekimae
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₱ 2,819.6
20 off
JR East Hotel Mets Fukushima
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From
₱ 2,858.5
20 off
Toyoko Inn Fukushima Station Nishi
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₱ 2,994.3
₱ 3,024.0
20 off
Toyoko Inn Fukushima Station Higashi 2
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From
₱ 3,025.2
₱ 3,056.7
Yumori Onsen Hostel
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From
₱ 3,918.1
20 off
The Celecton Fukushima
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From
₱ 2,453.4
20 off
Hotel Route Inn Grand Fukushima Ekimae
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From
₱ 6,788.8
Yoshikawaya
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From
₱ 9,254.7
₱ 9,347.9
20 off
Toyoko Inn Fukushima-eki Higashi-guchi No.1
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From
₱ 3,024.0
₱ 3,107.3
20 off
Reviews of Fukushima activities
Chanakarn ************
2026-04-12 22:46:20
the price is so cheap compare to other hotels in the same area. parking at the oposite of hotel enter 19.00-10.00 and pay at hotel cost only 500 yen. after check in can enjoy free drink but so sad there is no pantry to enjoy dinner even the hotel is next to Lawson so have to eat in hotel room. The size of room is ok not big but have enough space to walk around. ice machine available on 10th floor
Alexandra **********
2026-05-23 11:33:06
Sansuiso was a great place to stay in. It’s not as modern and may feel dated (i.e., uses actual keys instead of key cards) but it’s the traditional feel and atmosphere that added to the unique charm of the hotel. We also appreciated that there are various places to meditate and just feel calm. Great that there are private onsen that can be booked too. The rooms are well-maintained, the tatami was comfortable, the staff was very attentive and accommodating - overall a great place to experience an onsen town.
谷孟 *
2026-05-14 15:04:00
It truly lives up to its reputation as a century-old, top-100 hot spring hotel. Although the location is a bit remote, it didn't affect me much since I was driving. As soon as I arrived, someone guided me to parking and helped load my luggage onto a cart. In traditional Japanese hot spring hotels, communication often involves a mix of English and gestures, but the front desk staff here speak fluent English. There was also a friendly gentleman from Sri Lanka who helped introduce us to the hotel's facilities, accompanied us to our room, and explained the Kaiseki dinner. He even joked that it's not easy to describe traditional Kaiseki in English. The outdoor hot spring baths face the stream, and soaking in the hot springs while listening to the stream is incredibly relaxing. The hotel also provides drinks, small cookies, and popsicles, and it was quite enjoyable to sit in the lounge area watching sumo wrestling. I highly recommend it to anyone who loves traditional hot spring hotels!
Fukushima at a glance
Quick facts about Fukushima
General info
What to know before visiting Fukushima
Quick snapshot of Fukushima and what to expect
Fukushima draws most bookings for attraction passes and compact sightseeing experiences, with demand rising and falling through the year rather than remaining constant. Klook data shows a clear high season in May and much quieter months around late summer and early autumn.
Best time to visit and how prices behave
May is the busiest month while August and September see the lightest demand. Prices peak in July and remain relatively high through August, then drift down into autumn and the following spring; Klook bookings typically show the lowest typical prices in June. If you want lower prices and smaller crowds, aim for August–September or June for generally cheaper activity rates; if you prefer the lively peak-season atmosphere, visit in May when demand is highest. Note that demand and price don’t move perfectly together here: May is busiest but prices reach their high in July–August, so you can sometimes avoid the busiest crowds and still find mid-range prices by choosing shoulder months.
Tips for travellers from the Philippines
Most visits book short experiences like attraction passes, and travellers from the Philippines typically plan a trip length that allows flexibility. With typical stays being a week or less, many activities can be arranged a day or two ahead, though popular dates in May may fill up sooner—so plan those early and consider booking on Klook to lock in options and keep your itinerary flexible.
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