Kawatsura Lacquerware Traditional Crafts Museum
Lacquerware from Kawatsura in Yuzawa. Lacquer is applied to the wooden base again and again, and the pieces are decorated with chinkin and maki-e.
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Lacquerware from Kawatsura in Yuzawa. Lacquer is applied to the wooden base again and again, and the pieces are decorated with chinkin and maki-e.
A production-area association for Kawatsura lacquerware. It covers the processes for magnolia, horse chestnut, and other wood bases, and lacquer.
Gotenmari from Yurihonjo. Handballs wound with silk thread and embroidered with patterns.
A center that passes on Akita's folk performing arts. It exhibits the lanterns and techniques of Kanto and gives demonstrations.
The prefectural agricultural science museum. It presents Akita's agricultural technology through exhibits.
The information center of Moriyoshizan Dam. It exhibits how flood control works.
The information room of Tamagawa Dam. It covers the system that neutralizes the strongly acidic water of Tamagawa Onsen.
It presents the reclamation of Hachirogata and the origins of Ogata Village. Hachirogata was once the second-largest lake in Japan.
The Namahage of Oga. It presents the techniques for making the straw garments and masks, and the New Year's Eve ritual.
An environmental learning facility attached to the thermal power station in Noshiro.
An Edo-period samurai quarter in Kakunodate, Semboku. Black board fences and weeping cherries run on together; it is called the little Kyoto of the north.
A centre near Akita Station. The days you can meet the Akita dogs are set week by week.
A centre in Oga with over 150 Namahage masks, and a neighbouring farmhouse where the New Year's Eve rite is performed.
Kagami Pond on Hachimantai. For a few days during the thaw, the pond takes the look of a dragon's eye.
A revolving lookout on the summit of Mount Kanpu, turning a full circle over the Oga Peninsula and the former Hachirogata lagoon.
A landform at Kisakata in Nikaho. Once a scenic bay of small islands, it was lifted into dry land by an earthquake.
The Akita dog preservation society's building in Odate. A museum on the third floor holds the breed's history.
Walk with an Akita dog in Mitane. You are shown how to handle the dog before setting out.
A shop opened in Odate in May 2025 where you can spend time with Akita dogs.
A hillside in Yuzawa. Sulphurous gas escapes so nothing grows, and only white rock is exposed.