Riaster Farm
A pick-your-own farm in Ofunato. The cool Sanriku climate lets everbearing strawberries be picked all year round.
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A pick-your-own farm in Ofunato. The cool Sanriku climate lets everbearing strawberries be picked all year round.
A swimming beach on Ryori Bay in Ofunato. Deep in the inlet, the water stays calm.
A swimming beach on Yoshihama Bay in Ofunato. Deep in the bay, with a wide stretch of sand.
An ice cream shop run by Shizukuishi dairy farmers, pairing low-temperature-pasteurised milk with local vegetables and fruit.
A riding centre in Takizawa. Besides lessons, you can care for the horses as part of the ride.
A training centre in the woods of Ninohe, with a campsite attached, used by groups.
A skating centre in Morioka with three rinks: ice hockey, figure and speed.
A swimming beach at Nebama in Kamaishi. The water shelves gently; it reopened after the disaster.
A small beach below the Kurosaki lookout in Fudai. Rock closes it to north and south, so it is hard to see from outside.
A campsite in Hiraizumi. Few lights are near, so the stars show well on clear nights.
A campsite on the coast at Kuji, beside a seawater pool cut out of the rocks.
A strawberry farm in Kitakami. Raised beds let you stand while comparing up to seven varieties.
A swimming beach at the south end of the Funakoshi Peninsula in Yamada. Reopened in 2014, with a long white beach.
A campsite inside the Kitakami sports park. Close to town, so shopping is easy.
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.