A two-day guided tour that visits Fukushima’s tsunami-impacted coastline and provides scheduled access near the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant. Hear local stories, see decontamination efforts, and learn what rebuilding looks like up close.
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You arrive on a gray Pacific morning and the wind off the coast pushes the chill through your jacket; fishing ports and seawalls mark where the 2011 tsunami surged inland and rewrote this shoreline.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 days (approx. 48 hours)
Fitness Level
Suitable for travelers in general good health; the itinerary involves mostly vehicle travel with short, flat walks.
Wildlife
History
The tour focuses on sites affected by the 11 March 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami and the subsequent Fukushima Daiichi nuclear accident, including evacuation zones and ongoing recovery efforts.
Conservation
Decontamination, controlled access, and community-driven rebuilding are ongoing; visitors should minimize impact and support local businesses to aid recovery.
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Bring government ID
You must present an original photo ID to enter controlled areas and may be asked to send a copy after booking.
Clothing and footwear rules
Wear long sleeves, long pants and flat, closed-toe shoes—sandals and heels are prohibited for plant access.
Respect photography limits
Filming and photographing the plant and some residential areas is banned; always ask before photographing residents or private property.
Follow radiation guidance
On-site radiation is monitored and low, but follow your guide’s instructions and use the provided Geiger counter for peace of mind.
Government photo ID (passport or driver’s license)
Required to enter restricted areas and for pre-tour verification.
Flat, closed-toe shoes (sneakers)
Necessary for site safety—sandals and heels are prohibited.
Long-sleeve top and long pants
Clothing must cover skin when visiting the plant and some restricted zones.
Small daypack and water bottle
Carry personal items, water, and any medications during short walks and community visits.