Akita Onsen Satomi
A hot-spring inn in Akita City, drawing on natural water with over a century of history.
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A hot-spring inn in Akita City, drawing on natural water with over a century of history.
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 dam under construction at Higashinaruse. Ahead of completion in fiscal 2027, the works can be toured.
The second-highest peak in Tohoku, across Akita and Yamagata, also called the Dewa Fuji.
An indoor sports hall in Nikaho. Play whatever the weather, with rooms for children.
A boat circling Lake Tazawa, reaching inlets you cannot see from the shore.
A round of the seven baths of the Nyuto hot-spring district. Every inn has its own water and its own buildings.
The furthest inn in the Nyuto hot-spring district, its buildings roofed in thatch and cedar bark.
An information centre at the entrance to the Oga Peninsula, with a Namahage figure some 15 metres tall.
A bicycle rental on the shore of Lake Tazawa. A circuit of the lake is about 20 kilometres.
An inn in the Nyuto hot-spring district with two separate sources, set in beech forest.
A vent in a gorge at Yuzawa, where boiling water and steam burst noisily from a crack in the rock.
A 57-metre waterfall in Yurihonjo. Snowmelt from Mount Chokai falls across a broad face.
A centre among the storehouse streets of Masuda in Yokote, opening a building that was once an ironmonger's.
A dahlia garden in Akita City. Some 700 varieties and 7,000 plants raised by a breeder flower in autumn.
A souvenir shop below the west exit of Akita Station, gathering crafts and foods from across the prefecture.
Japanese drumming in Oga performed by players dressed as Namahage, seen close up at the Gofu venue.
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.
An information desk between Takanosu Station and Takanosu Station on the other line, useful when changing between the inland and main lines.