
Paseo Building (パセオビル)
Flow of the course
About 20 min from the previous stop
About 60 min here
About 40 min to the next stop
Next stop: The main event begins at 6:30 p.m., with Japan's largest giant straw sandal parading through the streetsAbout this spot
This building stands along Paseo-dori (パセオ通り, also called Paseo 470), a street running through central Fukushima City. This community road was redeveloped for shared pedestrian and vehicle use over its 470-meter stretch from the Honcho intersection to Mansei-cho, paved with granite cobblestones in 1989, and lined with benches, street trees, six sculptures, and a clock tower along the sidewalk. Shops and restaurants line the street, and it becomes lively from the evening on the day of the festival. It's a convenient location - once you've had something to eat, you can walk straight to Shinobu-dori, the main festival venue.
Tips
Crowds increase from the evening on the day of the festival, so it's a good idea to have your meal early. It's also close to Fukushima Station, making it convenient to visit by train.
Best time to visit
About 1 hour. Early in the 5 p.m. hour, it's easy to get a table before the dinner-time crowds start.
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960-8033 Mansei-cho 5-43, Fukushima-shi, Fukushima
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