Yokohama Town Rapeseed Flower Field
Rapeseed fields across the hills of Yokohama town. The planted area is among the largest in Japan; May is the time to see it.
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Rapeseed fields across the hills of Yokohama town. The planted area is among the largest in Japan; May is the time to see it.
A walking tour of the mosses of the Oirase Gorge, where some 300 species grow.
A 1.8-kilometre path from the summit station of the Hakkoda Ropeway, a circuit of about an hour.
A boardwalk across Hakkoda's Kenashitai marsh, with steps joining the upper and lower levels.
A campsite at the foot of Mount Ajara in Owani. Well equipped and easy for beginners.
A spring-fed pool at Tashirotai in Aomori. Clear water rises in the pasture and weed sways at the surface.
A products hall deep in Juniko, about ten minutes' walk from Aoike.
A visitor hall beside Hirosaki Park, with Neputa floats on display all year.
A roadside station in Goshogawara serving dishes made with Lake Jusan clams, Mount Iwaki in the distance.
An apple tree planted in 1878 that still bears fruit, marking the start of apple growing in Aomori.
A ski area on the Hiraniwa uplands at Kuji. Ten runs, with the Kitakami Mountains in view as you descend.
A campsite at the foot of Mount Murone in Ichinoseki, with lawn and a spring. As the name says, wild birds are many.
A ski area in Shizukuishi. It has the only two-kilometre gondola in the Morioka-Shizukuishi area, and children ride free.
A campsite at the eighth station of Mount Murone. The Pacific spreads below; at night the lights of Kesennuma line up with the fishing boats.
A campsite on Mount Kogane in Senmaya, Ichinoseki — a mountain known for the gold that supported the Oshu Fujiwara clan.
A football ground on the Appi uplands in Hachimantai. Five grass pitches surrounded by white birch.
A golf course spread through the birch woods of Appi: four courses, 36 holes.
A regional racecourse in Oshu. An old-style track with Mount Hayachine and Mount Kurikoma behind it.
A sports complex in Hanamaki with four full-grass grounds, also used for training camps.
A golf course on the hills of Ichinoseki, laid out to follow the rise and fall of the land.
A campsite at the foot of Mount Kurakake in Takizawa, directly below Mount Iwate, with parking and water laid on.
A blueberry farm in Shizukuishi. Pick from more than a thousand bushes with Mount Iwate in view.
A swimming beach north of Taro in Miyako. Reopened in 2019, with a view from the cape to the easternmost point of Honshu.
A children's centre ringed by beech forest in Ichinohe, with things to play on and in, indoors and out.