[2025 Fukushima Stay] Travel Guide for Hotel Sankyo Fukushima (Updated Jun)

While wandering around Fukushima in search of a spot for afternoon tea, we stumbled upon オジマパン店, and what a gem it turned out to be. This is one of those old-school Japanese confectionary cafés that feels like it’s been lovingly preserved in time—run by a sweet elderly couple who clearly take pride in what they do. The moment we stepped in, we were greeted warmly by the lady boss, whose hospitality was so genuine it instantly made us feel at home. The café was quiet, charming, and filled with nostalgic touches—from the retro furniture to the slightly faded but warm decor. It really felt like stepping into someone’s cozy living room from decades past. We sampled a few of their homemade snacks and pastries, and everything we tried was simple yet delicious in that comforting, no-frills way. As for the coffee—it was clearly made in a very local Japanese style, which leans on the lighter side. We personally prefer a richer, stronger brew, but it still paired well with the snacks. More than just a café, this place felt like a brief time capsule, offering a quiet moment to slow down and soak in a bit of local charm. It’s not fancy, but it’s full of heart, and that made it a highlight of our afternoon. #summervacay #OjimaPanTen #FukushimaCafe #HiddenGemsJapan #OldSchoolCharm #RetroCafeJapan #JapaneseHospitality #TimeTravelCafe #LocalExperienceJapan #FamilyRunCafe #TohokuTravel #japan #japantrip #tohoku #tohokutrip #travel

HOTEL SANKYO FUKUSHIMA turned out to be one of the better hotels we stayed at during our Tohoku road trip. We booked a triple room, and to our delight, it was spacious, clean, and very comfortable—a rare find when traveling as a family in Japan. Check-in was a breeze—quick, efficient, and with warm service. The lobby had a welcoming vibe, and one great bonus was the free coffee station available throughout the day until 9pm. It was such a nice touch, especially for coffee lovers like us. Inside the room, we were pleasantly surprised to find drip coffee provided instead of the usual instant sticks—a small detail, but it really made a difference. The beds were comfy, and the linens were crisp and clean, which made for a great night’s sleep. The room size gave us all plenty of breathing space, and the kids loved being able to move around freely. We were driving an MPV, so unfortunately it didn’t fit into the hotel’s parking facility, but luckily there was a public parking lot just across the street, so it wasn’t an issue. Another huge convenience: there was a Lawson convenience store right at the doorstep, which made grabbing late-night snacks or breakfast-on-the-go super easy. Overall, it was a very pleasant stay—great value, thoughtful touches, and all the right amenities. We’d gladly come back again if we’re ever in Fukushima! #summervacay #HotelSankyoFukushima #FukushimaStay #TohokuTrip #FamilyTravelJapan #SpaciousRooms #JapaneseHotels #FreeCoffeePerks #ConvenienceAtTheDoor #ComfortAndValue #FukushimaTravel #japan #japantrip #tohoku #tohokutrip #travel

●Hotel: Hotel Sankyo Fukushima 7-11 Omachi, Fukushima City, Fukushima Prefecture, 960-8041 10 minutes walk from Fukushima Station ●Budget per person: 4,000 yen ●Recommended points: The breakfast buffet is luxurious and has a lot of dishes using roast beef and peaches in summer! There is also a convenience store next to the hotel, so it is very convenient✨ [Marue Tourist Orchard] ⭐️Address: 3-3 Ozasao Onikoshiyama, Fukushima City, Fukushima Prefecture, 960-0251 ⭐️Access: 20 minutes by car from Fukushima Station ⭐️Opening hours: 8:30-16:30 ⭐️Budget per person: 1,210 yen ⭐️Recommended points: You can pick Akatsuki and Madoka peaches from early July to early September🍑 Firm peaches with a gentle sweetness! You can enjoy peach picking for 1 hour on weekdays and 30 minutes during busy periods. #Fukushima #Fukushima tourism #Fukushima trip #Fukushima gourmet #peaches #peach picking #fruit picking #Marue Tourist Orchard #Hotel Sankyo Fukushima #hotel breakfast #hotel breakfast buffet #couples trip #travel girl yuka