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.
An archive opened in 2025. About 130 items cover not only the Sanriku tsunami but the range of disasters the city has seen.
A drive-in campsite along the Hei River in Miyako. Each pitch has power, and a hot spring adjoins.
A 1,000-square-metre indoor ground in Miyako. Artificial turf means the weather never stops play.
A hands-on centre in Omoe, Miyako. Try seafood processing, and buy live fish and wakame direct.
A farmhouse restaurant in a 200-year-old house in Ichinoseki, serving mochi dishes and showing village life.
A lacquerware shop in Joboji, Ninohe. In the town that produces more lacquer than anywhere in Japan, it keeps Joboji-nuri alive.
A swimming beach in Yamada, reopened in 2017, with an oyster hut and a science museum nearby.
An apple orchard in Ichinoseki overlooking the Tategamori farm, with picking on autumn weekends.
A centre in Akita City where you can try lifting a full-size kanto pole.
The Akita dog preservation society's building in Odate. A museum on the third floor holds the breed's history.
A park on the site of Kubota Castle, with about 700 cherry trees, followed by azaleas and wisteria in early summer.
Five shrine halls in the mountains of Oga, at the top of 999 stone steps said to have been laid by demons in a single night.
A centre among the storehouse streets of Masuda in Yokote, opening a building that was once an ironmonger's.
An art museum in Akita City, with Tsuguharu Foujita's great mural on permanent display.
A cultural centre in Akita City opened in 2022, with halls large and small.
A magewappa shop in Odate. Try the process of bending cedar into shape.
A shrine in Asahi built in 1990, whose object of worship is the air itself.
A shrine on the main enceinte of Yonezawa Castle, honouring Uesugi Kenshin.
A temple in Tsuruoka much revered by those in the fishing trade, with a memorial tower for fish and a five-storey pagoda.
Two shrines in Takahata honouring a dog and a cat that saved the village. Many come to pray for their pets.
A museum in Kitashiobara holding more works by Dali than anywhere else in Asia.
A museum in Iizaka, Fukushima City, devoted to works cut from leaves.
The school building struck by the earthquake and tsunami of 2011, left as it stands to tell what happened.