A new symbol has appeared in Okuma Town, Fukushima Prefecture!

Okuma Exchange Zone

Okuma Exchange Zone is located in Ogawara District, Okuma Town, Futaba District, Fukushima Prefecture.
This facility aims to promote interaction among local residents, cultural activities, and tourism recovery.
In Okuma Town, which was severely damaged by the Great East Japan Earthquake on March 11, 2011.
It opened in October 2021 as a facility that will serve as a base for recovery.
Inside the facility, there is a multipurpose hall, a training room (conference room), an exercise studio, etc. called "Link Okuma".
“Hotto Okuma” is a hot spring bath facility.
Okuma Mart is lined with restaurants, general stores, laundromats, beauty salons, and electronics stores.
It is used for local events, social gatherings, cultural and sports activities, etc.
We also sell local foods and crafts to tourists.
It also plays a role in communicating the charm of the region.

The Okuma Town Exchange Zone is a facility located in the Ogawara district of Okuma Town, Futaba District, Fukushima Prefecture, with the aim of promoting interaction among local residents, cultural activities, and tourism recovery.

The facility opened in October 2021 as a base for reconstruction in Okuma Town, which was severely damaged by the Great East Japan Earthquake on March 11, 2011.

The facilities include ``Link Okuma,'' where you can use a multipurpose hall, conference room, and exercise studio, ``Hotto Okuma,'' an accommodation hot spring facility, and ``Ookuma,'' which has restaurants, a miscellaneous goods store, a coin laundry, a beauty salon, and an electronics store. It is equipped with a ``home'' and is used for local events, social gatherings, cultural and sports activities, etc.

We also sell local food and crafts to tourists, and play a role in promoting the charm of the area.

Hotto Okuma

This is an overnight hot spring facility located in Okuma Town, Futaba District, Fukushima Prefecture. The facility was built with the aim of being a place where people who visit the facility can feel healed and energized.
``Hotto Okuma'' was named with the hope that the town would regain its vitality and become a place where you can feel at home.
There are 13 rooms available for day-trip bathing and overnight stays within the facility.
In addition, at the front desk, we sell local alcoholic beverages such as "Kibokyo" made from sake rice grown in Okuma Town after the earthquake, as well as original products.

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linkuru Okuma

It was opened with the aim of helping Okuma Town recover from the damage caused by the Great East Japan Earthquake. ``Link Okuma'' was named with the hope that everyone can connect as a ``place where they can come and go''.
The facility includes a multipurpose hall, conference room, library corner, exercise studio, music studio, cooking studio, and challenge shop. It is a facility where local residents and visitors can share information and deepen connections.

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Okumart

The name ``Ooku Mart'' was chosen in the hope that many people would come to Okuma Town and it would become a lively commercial facility.
The facility, which opened in April 2021, is lined with a convenience store, general store, restaurant, coin laundry, beauty salon, and electronics store.
In addition to being a place of relaxation for local residents, we also sell local food, crafts, and other souvenirs to tourists.

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