Fukushima Innovation Coast Framework, a national project, aims to construct the industrial base of Hamadori (Coastal) area, etc. that was lost due to the Great East Japan Earthquake and nuclear power plant accident of 2011. In this, support is provided for various challenges related to reactor decommissioning, robotics, energy, agriculture, forestry, fisheries and so on.

Nakamachi Building 6F, 1-19 Nakamachi, Fukushima City, Fukushima Prefecture 960-8043

The Museum is intended to gather, store and research the records and lessons learned from the massive complex disaster and subsequent recovery process, and to pass on, convey and share these things with future generations and the world. Focusing especially on the nuclear power disaster experienced by Fukushima, it holds the basic principles of “passing onto the future and sharing with the world”, “preventing disasters and reducing disasters”, and “contributing to the acceleration of reconstruction”.

39 Takada, Nakano, Futaba Town, Futaba County, Fukushima Prefecture 979-1401

This telework center, which is based in the former Ishimori Elementary School, is a center for creating new businesses, employment and jobs, transforming work styles, and conducting learning, exchange and information transmission in Tamura City, Fukushima Prefecture.

108 Tate, Ishimori, Funehiki-machi, Tamura City, Fukushima Prefecture 963-4313

The Suetoku pottery makes Obori Somayaki ware, a traditional craft of Japan, and has continued for more than 300 years in the town of Namie.
The pottery representative, SUE Masanori, has established a workshop and store in Koriyama City.

176 Kamigawara, Kanaya, Tamuramachi, Koriyama City, Fukushima Prefecture 963-0725

General information center in Futaba County. Operated by the private organization Futaba Future Meeting, this was established to share and widely convey current conditions in the eight municipalities of Futaba. Based on Futaba Future Meeting’s activities and connections, it is not merely an archive facility but delivers the reality of Futaba County more directly by enabling the local residents to express and convey conditions from their own perspective.

295 Kobama Chuo, Tomioka Town, Futaba County, Fukushima Prefecture 979-1111

The University of Aizu (UoA) is characterized by an outstanding computer education and research environment geared to nurturing the capability for a broad spectrum of cutting-edge research ranging from introductory education to applied education. Another major feature of UoA is its international flavor, with non-Japanese teachers accounting for around 40% of the faculty.

90 Kamiiawase, Tsuruga, Ikki-machi, Aizuwakamatsu City, Fukushima Prefecture 965-8580

Having been constructed based on the Fukushima Innovation Coast Framework, Fukushima Robot Test Field (RTF) is a major development and demonstration center for robots intended for use in the fields of land, maritime, and air. RTF reproduces actual environments of use for infrastructure and disaster settings, etc. and has facilities for assessing the performance of robots and conducting operation training, etc.

83 Shin-akanuma, Kaibama, Haramachi-ward, Minamisoma City , Fukushima Prefecture 975-0036