RODAMAH I428 minFUKUSHIMA50 min13 min70 min100 minKORIYAMA60 min90 min90 min80 min80 minTohokuShinkansenFukushima Prefectural Tourism Promotion Bureau2-16 Sugitsuma-cho, Fukushima, Fukushima Prefecture 960-8670Tel. 024-521-7398 Fax 024-521-7888Published December 2023SENDAI36 min60 min70 minShinchi ICSHINCHI9 minSoma IC40 minSOMA14 minMINAMISOMAIITATE30 min75 minMinamisoma IC18 min85 minNAMIE35 minKATSURAOFUTABAIwaki-Futaba IC95 min85 minOKUMAKAWAUCHITOMIOKA30 minIwaki-Tomioka ICNARAHANaraha Smart ICHIRONOIwaki-Yumoto ICIWAKI140 minTOKYOJobanExpwyJRJoban LineShinchi12 minSoma15 minHaranomachi17 minNamie ICNamie5 min4 minFutaba5 minOkuma IC5 minOno4 min9 minTomioka11 min11 minKido5 minHirono IC6 minHirono23 min18 minIwaki140 minThe eastern third of Fukushima Prefecture, Hamadori is the long coastal corridor stretching north to south along the Pacific Ocean. Its many points of interest are best reached by car from Koriyama or Fukushima, the two main bullet-train stops of the JR Tohoku Shinkansen Line located within the prefecture. After alighting at either of these stations, hire a taxi or a rental car to see the sights. Both the Joban Expressway and Route 6 run the length of Hamadori, and will get you to most places you’ll want to visit. The JR Joban Line linking Tokyo and Sendai travels through Hamadori close by the coast. While the trains depart less frequently between Iwaki and Sendai, this scenic route—rolling through small towns and within view of the mountains further inland—makes for a wonderful leisurely trip. Once you arrive at the station nearest your final destination, a car is the best way to see the sights. Getting to and around Hamadori
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