Mutsu Kagaku Gijutsukan
A science museum preserving the actual reactor room of the nuclear ship Mutsu, on a site overlooking the Tsugaru Strait.
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A science museum preserving the actual reactor room of the nuclear ship Mutsu, on a site overlooking the Tsugaru Strait.
A 360-metre bridge over a Hakkoda ravine. The drop is long, and crowds come in the autumn colours.
The estate of an old family in Nakadomari, with main house, storehouses and an Oishi-Bugaku-style garden preserved together.
A morning market on the Hachinohe quay. Only at dawn on Sundays, several hundred stalls stretch for about 800 metres.
Wooden arcades that Kuroishi's merchant houses extend over the street, a snow-country passage kept since the Edo period.
A shrine said to date from 996, its grounds planted with the flowers of Tsugaru.
A walk through Tanabu in Mutsu with a local guide, hearing how the town came together, including the alleys ringing the shrine.
A bank building founded in 1879. Moved and preserved, its interior decoration remains as it was.
A cultural centre in Sai village, next to the pier for boats around Hotokegaura.
A hall in Kanagi, held to be the birthplace of the Tsugaru shamisen, where you hear it played and learn its history.