Kaidan National Route 339
A national highway that climbs the village at Cape Tappi as a staircase. It is the only national road in Japan no car can use.
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A national highway that climbs the village at Cape Tappi as a staircase. It is the only national road in Japan no car can use.
A statue in Icho Park, Oirase, long familiar as a symbol of the town.
A morning market in front of Hachinohe's Mutsu-Minato Station, running since the postwar years. Buy fish and build your own rice bowl.
Cottages and a campsite in Sotogahama. Close to the sea, it serves as a summer base.
A brick lighthouse first lit in 1876 — the tallest brick lighthouse in Japan.
Bungalows and a campsite at Cape Tappi, on high ground overlooking the Tsugaru Strait.
One of Hachinohe's eight alley districts. Small stalls stand in a row, and you drink your way from one to the next.
A noodle dish born in Kuroishi in the late 1950s: fried noodles eaten with a Japanese-style broth poured over.
A roadside station on the coast at Fukaura, known for squid split and hung to dry, and for squid grilled fresh.
A cave on the coast of Tomari in Rokkasho Village, where mossy rock and the sound of water go on together.
A mixed-use building in Misawa. The feel of a town beside a US air base shows inside as well.
A taproom attached to a Hirosaki brewery, serving beer at the place it is made.
An information desk inside Ajigasawa Station, with advice on what to see and how to get around town.
An unstaffed station facing the Sea of Japan. There is nothing but a small wooden building and the sea.
About 20 kilometres of coast road from Kodomari to Cape Tappi, looking down from the pass on the Sea of Japan and the Tsugaru shore.
The ferry terminal at Aomori Port, with sailings to Hakodate, a shop and an information desk.
A park on the uplands of Shingo. Its 65 hectares allow farm experiences and play in the river.
A sightseeing bus linking the sights of the Shimokita Peninsula, reaching Osorezan and Hotokegaura without a car.
A dahlia garden in Gonohe Town, with some 150 varieties in flower from summer into autumn.
A walking tour of the Konan Railway Owani Line, getting off along the way. It also records a line slated for service suspension.
A roadside station midway between Aomori and Hirosaki, centred on apples sold direct and apple products.
A roadside station in Imabetsu, built to resemble the Seikan Tunnel and close to Okutsugaru-Imabetsu Station.
A guided walk through the streets of Mutsu, including the background to the Tanabu festival in August.