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Fun in Tohoku and Aomori: Sightseeing, Shopping, and More!
Aomori Prefecture is located in the northernmost part of Honshu, Japan. It is famous for its apples, though there are plenty of other rich and delicious dishes made from other local ingredients, including seafoods such as Oma tuna, Hachinohe squid, mackerel and scallops from Mutsu Bay, as well as traditional vegetable dishes. There are also many festivals held in various places that attract many tourists every year, including one of Tohoku’s three biggest summer festivals, the Aomori Nebuta Festival. Lastly, there are plenty of beautiful, seasonal landscapes, including the Shirakami-Sanchi Mountains, which has been designated as a World Natural Heritage Site, Oirase, which is designated as a national park, and nature-abundant places such as Towada-Hachimantai National Park and the Hakkoda Mountains. You can get to Aomori Prefecture from Aomori Airport, which also operates regular flights to and from Seoul and Taiwan, as well as by Shinkansen from Shin-Aomori Station and Hachinohe Station. Aomori Airport is also convenient to travel from as there are also regular flights to major cities such as Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya.
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อะโอโมริ/ฮิโรซากิ/ฮาจิโนเฮะ ซาชิมิ -
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เซ็นได/มัตสึชิมะ สถานที่น่าสนใจ อื่นๆ -
บริเวณรอบยามากาตะ สถานที่น่าสนใจ อื่นๆ -
อะโอโมริ/ฮิโรซากิ/ฮาจิโนเฮะ อาหารญี่ปุ่น อื่นๆ
Just 2 Hours from Tokyo! Heading to Niigata via Joetsu Shinkansen
Tourists who have already experienced sightseeing in Tokyo right after arriving from Haneda and Narita Airport are increasingly choosing to visit more distant places while still being able to enjoy an urban environment. For such people, Niigata is the perfect destination. It takes about two hours to get to Niigata from Tokyo Station via the JR Joetsu Shinkansen. Niigata City has prospered as one of Japan’s leading port cities since the Edo Period, and you can enjoy many activities here such as historical walks and delicious gourmet meals. It is a great spot to use as a tourist base, as there are plenty of hotels in the city, and it is surrounded by attractions such as Sado Island and Yahiko Shrine.
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โจเอ็ตสึ/อุโอนุมะ/ยูซาวะ การท่องเที่ยวช่วงช่วงฤดูหนาว
Miyagi Zao Cat Tours
At M’s GUIDE & SCHOOL, located at Miyagi Sumikawa Snow Park, you can participate in what are called the “Cat Tours,” a one-way ride to the top of the mountain via Snowcat. On these tours, you will ride a snowcat to the top of Mt. Katta, where you can the choose between the Snowshoe Tour, where you can walk along the icy fields wearing snowshoes, or the Back Country Tour, where you travel using skis or snowboards (advanced reservations required). For both tours, you will be accompanied by a guide. Tours are seasonally available from late December to late March.
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- นีงาตะ/ซาโดะ
- บริเวณรอบยามากาตะ
- บริเวณรอบอากิตะ
- ฟุกุชิมะ/โคะริยามะ/อิวากิ
- อะโอโมริ/ฮิโรซากิ/ฮาจิโนเฮะ
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The townscape of Kakunodate was created by Ashina Yoshihiro, who was the feudal lord of the area in 1620. It’s called the miniature Kyoto of the Michinoku region, supposedly because Satake Yoshichika, who became the feudal lord after the Ashina family was deposed, was from a family of Kyoto nobles and introduced much of Kyoto's culture. The weeping cherry trees lining the street of old samurai residences are also said to have started from the young cherry trees brought in from Kyoto back then. Of the six residences open to the public, the Ishiguro house belonged to an upper-class samurai family that was responsible for inventory and financial management. Going through the Yakuimon (a style of gate architecture) gate, you will spot the main building with a front entrance topped with a bargeboard, also a side entrance, instantly showing that the Ishiguro family held a high position in the samurai hierarchy. As a plate by repairers was found on the gate that stated the year 1809, the main building is thought to have been built around the same time. Guides will walk you through the house. From late April to May and June, the months of lush greenery, the samurai residence street is engulfed in cherry blossoms. Kakunodate Festival (three days from September 7 through to 9), an important intangible folk cultural property, is also worth a look. If you are visiting in autumn there’s the chance to see the fiery fall colors wrapping the samurai street in crimson. And then there are the ”winter cherry blossoms,” which is snow falling onto the weeping cherry trees in the quietude of winter. -
Akita Inland Traversing Railway -
Kuroyu Onsen -
Tamachi Bukeyashiki Hotel -
Dakigaeri Gorge -
Oyasukyo Daifunto -
Yuze Hotel, Akita through the four seasons -
Hime no Yu -
Akita Museum of Art
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