Ten-ei

Ten-ei stretches from the Hatori highlands at the foot of the Ōu Mountains to the cultivated valleys of the Abukuma basin, encompassing forested uplands, reservoirs and working farmland in southern Fukushima. Lake Hatori, formed by Hatori Dam, is the village’s best-known water landscape and marks the transition from broad fields to cooler, wooded country. Completed in 1956, the dam remains an important landmark of the area. Agriculture shapes local life in the eastern settlements, where rice paddies and seasonal crops define the rural rhythm. Ten-ei presents a quieter side of Fukushima Prefecture, away from its larger urban centres. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Ten-ei.

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