Kanpūzan Paraglider
Fly from the slopes of Mount Kanpu. You go tandem with an instructor, so no experience is needed.
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Fly from the slopes of Mount Kanpu. You go tandem with an instructor, so no experience is needed.
The roadside station that serves as the gateway to Lake Towada from the Akita side, serving dishes of kokanee salmon.
A boat circling Lake Tazawa, reaching inlets you cannot see from the shore.
A bicycle rental on the shore of Lake Tazawa. A circuit of the lake is about 20 kilometres.
A storehouse-style information centre in front of Kakunodate Station, the starting point for a walk through the town.
A shop teaching stand-up paddling on Lake Tazawa, out over notably clear water.
A roadside station in Katagami. In a town known for flowers, it sells cut flowers and plants direct.
A tourist information centre inside Tazawako Station, advising on local transport and lodging.
The remains of a mine said to have been found in 708. Walk the tunnels and see how the work was done.
A crafts hall in Kakunodate, with demonstrations of kabazaiku, work made from wild cherry bark.
A miso and soy sauce maker in Kakunodate founded in 1853, with its storehouse parlour open to visitors.
A branch school that closed in 1974, repaired and opened to visitors. The classrooms remain as they were.
A beech forest outside the Shirakami range, letting you see old-growth forest without entering the core zone.
A roadside station in Kazuno, displaying the floats of the Hanawa Bayashi festival.
A sauna on the shore of Lake Tazawa. After the heat, you go into the lake.
One of the Three Mountains of Dewa. A stone stair of 2,446 steps climbs through cedars to the shrine at the top, a mountain of ascetic practice.
A mountain temple said to date from 860. Climb steps cut into the rock and halls appear on the cliff face.
Grottoes beyond Yamadera. A gate and a small shrine are set into a sheer rock face.
A gorge on the Nagai dam lake. The banks close in and it can be entered only by boat.
A place to compare prefectural sake and wine for a fee, opened in 2024.
A range across Yamagata and Miyagi. Mount Kumano is its highest point, and the crater lake Okama lies among the peaks.
A waterfall in Higashine, 10 metres high and 15 wide. The water in the basin looks green.
A silver mine in Obanazawa. Worked from the Muromachi period, it was one of the leading silver mines of the Edo era.