Cape Shiriyazaki
The northeastern tip of Honshu. Kandachime horses graze nearby, and the wind is famously strong.
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The northeastern tip of Honshu. Kandachime horses graze nearby, and the wind is famously strong.
A ferry that once crossed to Hakodate, moored and opened as a museum. You can see down to the deck where rail cars were loaded.
At 1,625 metres, the highest peak in the prefecture. Visible from anywhere on the Tsugaru Plain, the mountain is itself an object of faith.
The largest lake in the prefecture, yielding smelt and icefish, with sand beaches along its shore.
A bronze by Kotaro Takamura on the shore of Lake Towada: two nude figures facing each other.
Megaliths in the mountains of Shingo. Large stones stand at the summit and around it, long held to be sacred ground.
A museum on the 1902 Hakkoda march disaster. Of 210 soldiers, 11 came back alive.
Kuroishi's best-known place for autumn colour, with maples over a century old standing along a stream.
An arts centre at the foot of Hakkoda, with residency studios and exhibition halls set among the trees.
A museum of the writer Shuji Terayama's belongings and papers, known for exhibits you open desk drawers to see.
A roadside station in Yokohama town. Japan's largest rapeseed fields are close by, turning everything yellow in May.
A guided walk along the Oirase Gorge, with an explanation of how the stream was formed.
A lookout on a cape of the Tanesashi Coast, where the Japanese military had installations late in the Pacific War.
The 2.8 kilometres of the Oirase Gorge from Ishigedo to Kumoi Falls. The streamside path is flat and easy to walk.
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.