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A pick-your-own apple orchard in Morioka, with several varieties and a scheme to adopt a tree.
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A pick-your-own apple orchard in Morioka, with several varieties and a scheme to adopt a tree.
A campsite at the start of the path to Todogasaki lighthouse, the easternmost point of Honshu. Closed after the disaster, now reopened.
A golf course in Oshu, its undulations taken straight from the land.
A ski area in Tono with three runs and a children's area — the closest slope to the coast.
A golf course in Hachimantai: three courses, 27 holes, and the site of major tournaments.
A sports centre in Ichinoseki with squash courts, rare in the prefecture.
A forest recreation site in Daito, Ichinoseki, with cycling courses and lodging.
A gathering place in Iwate town, one of four such "town stations" planned to give residents somewhere to meet.
A centre near Akita Station. The days you can meet the Akita dogs are set week by week.
Kagami Pond on Hachimantai. For a few days during the thaw, the pond takes the look of a dragon's eye.
Walk with an Akita dog in Mitane. You are shown how to handle the dog before setting out.
The airport at Yuwa in Akita City, linked by bus to points across the prefecture as the gateway by air.
A centre in Odate with a display room of Akita dogs and material tracing the breed's history.
A dam under construction at Higashinaruse. Ahead of completion in fiscal 2027, the works can be toured.
A vent in a gorge at Yuzawa, where boiling water and steam burst noisily from a crack in the rock.
A dahlia garden in Akita City. Some 700 varieties and 7,000 plants raised by a breeder flower in autumn.
An information desk between Takanosu Station and Takanosu Station on the other line, useful when changing between the inland and main lines.
An unusual case in which the airport itself is the roadside station. A statue of an Akita dog stands inside.
A strange rock on the Oga coast. In the evening, backlit, the shape the name promises appears.
An aquarium in Tsuruoka holding more jellyfish species than anywhere in the world, refitted in April 2026.
A former quarry in Takahata, where a stone wall about 30 metres high stands vertical.
A cedar in Sakegawa said to be a thousand years old, known for the two trunks that stand side by side.