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A hot-spring centre at the foot of Mount Kinpo in Yokote, with apple orchards around it.
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A hot-spring centre at the foot of Mount Kinpo in Yokote, with apple orchards around it.
An inn in the Oyu hot-spring district of Kazuno, the southern gateway to Lake Towada.
An inn at 1,100 metres. From the large bath with its view you look down on Mount Kurikoma in autumn colour.
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 cultural centre in Akita City opened in 2022, with halls large and small.
A sake brewery in Yurihonjo whose brewers grow their own sake rice.
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 souvenir shop on the second floor of Akita Airport, gathering goods from across the prefecture.
A magewappa shop in Odate. Try the process of bending cedar into shape.
An unusual case in which the airport itself is the roadside station. A statue of an Akita dog stands inside.
A strange rock on the Oga coast. In the evening, backlit, the shape the name promises appears.
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.
A fireworks competition at Omagari in Daisen. Makers come from across Japan; it is held to be the most prestigious such contest in the country.
Kakunodate's festival, held every 7 to 9 September. Some 400 years old, it has floats that ram each other.
A Bon dance in Ugo said to be some 700 years old. Dancers hide their faces under woven hats and black hoods.
A February rite at Shinzan Shrine in Oga, joining a Shinto ceremony with the folk rite of the Namahage.
A roadside station at Akita Port. You can go up free to an observation room 100 metres high.
An autumn fireworks display in Daisen, held by season separately from the summer competition.
A winter folk rite in Yuzawa. Dogs modelled in rice flour are set at the doorway in a prayer against theft.