Asamushi Onsen Yusa Asamushi Roadside Station
A roadside station near Asamushi Onsen Station, with a top-floor bath looking out over Mutsu Bay.
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A roadside station near Asamushi Onsen Station, with a top-floor bath looking out over Mutsu Bay.
A shrine said to date from 996, its grounds planted with the flowers of Tsugaru.
A cave on the coast of Tomari in Rokkasho Village, where mossy rock and the sound of water go on together.
A mixed-use building in Misawa. The feel of a town beside a US air base shows inside as well.
A taproom attached to a Hirosaki brewery, serving beer at the place it is made.
An information desk inside Ajigasawa Station, with advice on what to see and how to get around town.
A roadside station in Yokohama town. Japan's largest rapeseed fields are close by, turning everything yellow in May.
A day-use hot spring looking over Mount Iwaki and the Tsugaru Plain, with private open-air baths.
An unstaffed station facing the Sea of Japan. There is nothing but a small wooden building and the sea.
A shopping centre in Goshogawara. Some 110 shops make it the retail centre of Tsugaru.
A centre in Itayanagi built around the town's apples, with picking and processed goods for sale.
A guided walk along the Oirase Gorge, with an explanation of how the stream was formed.
The oldest spring in the Kuroishi hot-spring district, with guest houses still ringing the communal bathhouse.
A hot spring in Shichinohe, opened in 1980 and used as an everyday bath by local people.
About 20 kilometres of coast road from Kodomari to Cape Tappi, looking down from the pass on the Sea of Japan and the Tsugaru shore.
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.
The ferry terminal at Aomori Port, with sailings to Hakodate, a shop and an information desk.
A park on the uplands of Shingo. Its 65 hectares allow farm experiences and play in the river.
A cure resort along a mountain stream in Mutsu, a few quiet inns set in the valley.
A walk through Tanabu in Mutsu with a local guide, hearing how the town came together, including the alleys ringing the shrine.
A walking tour of the mosses of the Oirase Gorge, where some 300 species grow.