Sanchi Chokubaijo Kitchen Garden
A farm stand in Ninohe: wild vegetables in spring, mushrooms in autumn, and home-made rice-cake sweets.
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A farm stand in Ninohe: wild vegetables in spring, mushrooms in autumn, and home-made rice-cake sweets.
An eating house on Lake Gando in Yabukawa, Morioka, hand-cutting pure buckwheat noodles from local flour each morning.
A restaurant run by farmers in the Towa district of Hanamaki, serving home cooking from local ingredients.
A golf course in Iwate town, 36 holes on hills looking out to Mount Iwate and Mount Himekami.
A golf course on the hills of Iwate town, where red pines over a century old separate the holes.
An orchard in Hanamaki growing apples at the foot of the Kitakami Mountains and selling them direct.
A golf course on the hills of Ichinoseki, one of the older courses in the Tohoku region, with Mount Kurikoma in view.
A park-golf course at the foot of Mount Inaniwa in Ninohe: four courses, 36 holes.
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 in Oga with over 150 Namahage masks, and a neighbouring farmhouse where the New Year's Eve rite is performed.
At 423.4 metres, the deepest lake in Japan, holding water of a deep lapis blue.
A revolving lookout on the summit of Mount Kanpu, turning a full circle over the Oga Peninsula and the former Hachirogata lagoon.
A hillside in Yuzawa. Sulphurous gas escapes so nothing grows, and only white rock is exposed.
A ropeway to near the summit of Mount Moriyoshi, known as one of Japan's hundred flower mountains, with frost-covered trees in winter.
A gorge in Semboku. The name is said to come from banks so close you had to turn back rather than go on.
A three-tier waterfall at Kawabe in Akita City. The water is clear to the riverbed.
A shrine on the shore of Lake Tazawa, named for a stone the lord of the Akita domain sat on in 1650.
A gilded statue on the shore of Lake Tazawa, after the legend of Princess Tatsuko, who became the lake's spirit.
The terminus of the Oga Line. Rebuilt in 2018, its rooftop terrace looks out to Mount Kanpu and the Sea of Japan.
One of Kakunodate's samurai houses, where you can put on a sword and armour.
A playhouse built in 1910 as a welfare facility for a mine. Among the oldest wooden theatres in Japan, it is an important cultural property.