Owani Onsenkyo
A hot spring said to be over 800 years old. Called Tsugaru's inner parlour, it also grows Owani bean sprouts.
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A hot spring said to be over 800 years old. Called Tsugaru's inner parlour, it also grows Owani bean sprouts.
A products centre in central Towada, doubling as the information desk for Oirase and Lake Towada.
A day-use hot spring in Shichinohe Town that keeps the feel of a Showa-era cure bath.
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 cultural centre in Sai village, next to the pier for boats around Hotokegaura.
A campsite at the foot of Mount Ajara in Owani. Well equipped and easy for beginners.
A roadside station in Imabetsu, built to resemble the Seikan Tunnel and close to Okutsugaru-Imabetsu Station.
A hot-spring inn on high ground at Ajigasawa, facing straight out to the Sea of Japan.
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.
A tourist information centre at Shin-Aomori Station, covering transport and sights across the prefecture.
A day-use hot spring in Rokkasho, with a large bathhouse and rest rooms.
A hall in Kanagi, held to be the birthplace of the Tsugaru shamisen, where you hear it played and learn its history.
A products hall in Takko, a garlic-growing town, with about 100 kinds of garlic goods.
A Hachinohe sake brewery founded in 1775. Its Taisho-era brick storehouse remains, and it takes visitors for tours and tasting.
A guided walk through the streets of Mutsu, including the background to the Tanabu festival in August.
A kogin embroidery workshop in Hirosaki. Try the technique that stitched cotton thread into hemp work clothes to strengthen them.
A roadside station in Towada, gathering direct produce sales and hands-on processing in one place.
An apple tree planted in 1878 that still bears fruit, marking the start of apple growing in Aomori.
A pick-your-own farm in Ofunato. The cool Sanriku climate lets everbearing strawberries be picked all year round.