What to do nearby Grand Park Hotel Excel Fukushima Ebisu!
Grand Park Hotel Excel Fukushima Ebisu is about 90 minutes from Tokyo station and about 25 minutes from Sendai Station by a Tohoku Shinkansen. It is an excellent location.
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Hanamiyama Park
Located approx. 15 min from the hotel by car.
The plethora of flowers blooming at this mountain cover it with a veritable sheet of vivid color. Visit the park in mid-April to experience the peak of the blooming season. -
Fukushima, the Kingdom of Fruits: Fruits Line
Located approx. 15 min from the hotel by car.
This area hosts a concentration of fruit-picking areas and farmer's stands that are available all year round. -
JRA Fukushima Race Course
Located approx. 10 min from the hotel by car.
This is the sole JRA horse-racing track in the Tohoku region.
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Tohoku Safari Park
Located approx. 40 min from the hotel by car.
This park includes the presence of warm-climate animals despite being located in an extremely cold area, and stays open even during the winter season. Get on board a car or bus and take a tour of the park. -
Fukushima Prefectural Museum of Art
Located approx. 5 min from the hotel by car.
The works at this museum start with those of internationally-renowned woodblock artist Kiyoshi Saito, who has local origins, and extend to other Fukushima-associated artists such as Chusaku Ohyama and Tadashi Yoshii. -
Bandai-Azuma Skyline
Located approx. 35 min from the hotel by car.
This toll road for sightseeing purposes stretches for about 29km. As you weave your way though the Azuma Mountain Range, whose highest elevation is 1,622m, you'll feel like you're on a road that traverses the skies. -
Gallery Fukurou
Located approx. 15 min from the hotel by car.
Enter and you will be greeted by owls!
The number of owls gathered from all over the world has gradually increased, and now more than 30,000 are on display at all times. Worth the visit to come and see!
Many owl goods and exhibits are available, so all you owl lovers will definitely need to come!
In addition to owls, we have permanent exhibitions of works by the maestro Kiyoshi Saito's works.
