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Aomori Misawa Horse Park
Gentle Lakeside Horseback Experience, Even for First-Timers on the Day
"Misawa Horse Park" is located in Misawa City, Aomori Prefecture, known as a horse town with a long history of horse culture. Beginner-friendly horse trekking tours are available for junior high school students and above, allowing visitors to explore the beautiful nature around Lake Ogawara. Transportation services to the airport or hotels are provided for guests staying in the city, making it convenient for tourists. Elementary school children are accompanied by staff, ensuring a safe and reassuring experience.
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Aomori Tsugaru Kokeshi Museum
"Tsugaru Kokeshi Museum", A Collection of Traditional Kokeshi Dolls All in One Place
This facility brings together 11 types of traditional kokeshi dolls, which have been made mainly in the Tohoku region since the late Edo period. It is said that kokeshi dolls were first created when woodworkers who made bowls and other items began making wooden dolls with painted faces and patterns as souvenirs for children to sell to visitors to hot springs. The charm of kokeshi dolls, infused with new life into inherited designs, continues to captivate visitors.
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Aomori Tsugaru Traditional Crafts Center
Gateway to Experiencing the Traditions of Tsugaru in Aomori Prefecture
This complex in Kuroishi City, Aomori Prefecture, showcases the traditional crafts and lifestyle culture of Tsugaru. Visitors can see demonstrations and try their hand at Tsugaru lacquerware, Tsugaru Kogin embroidery, and sakiori weaving. The facility also features a restaurant serving local cuisine, a foot bath, and a craft shop, making it a popular hub for tourism and community exchange. With a multi-purpose hall for events, it offers opportunities to experience Tsugaru culture throughout the day.
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Aomori Takayama Inari Shrine
The Vermilion Path Connecting Gods and People: "Senbon Torii"
Located in Tsugaru, this revered shrine is dedicated to the deities of abundant harvests, maritime safety, and prosperous business, with 2026 marking the Year of the Horse, a zodiac year closely associated with the Inari deity. The "Senbon Torii" offering tradition, begun in 1980, has grown to more than 270 torii gates following renovations carried out as part of the Reiwa Imperial Accession commemorative project. Seasonal scenery created by the rows of vermilion torii and surrounding nature continues to draw visitors throughout the year, while hydrangeas and water lilies from June to July add cool tones across the shrine grounds. Overnight stays are also available at the Sanshuden hall for worshippers receiving prayer services.
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Aomori JA Towada Oirase Farmers Market Kadaare
Direct-from-farm facility for local production and local consumption operated by JA Towada Oirase
A direct sales store for agricultural products in Towada City, this store is one of the largest in the Tohoku region. It offers JA brand meats, including Aomori Lake Towada Wagyu Beef and Oirase Garlic Pork, along with specialty items such as yam, garlic, clean water from the Oirase River, and health foods. The store also features Towada Oirase Mineral Vegetables (TOM-VEGE)—mineral-rich vegetables grown in nutrient-rich soil—as well as fresh seafood from Aomori and a wide selection of souvenirs.
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Aomori Tsugaru Chokubai, Farm Products Direct Sales Center
A Gathering of Tsugaru’s Culinary Treasures Shaped by Nature
Overlooking Mount Iwaki, also known as "Tsugaru Fuji," Tsugaru City Farmers Market offers a wide selection of seasonal delicacies from Tsugaru City, Aomori Prefecture, a city with a thriving agricultural industry. The market sells "Tsugaru Brand Farm Products" such as melons and watermelons in the summer and apples and Chinese yams in the fall, as well as Japanese sweets, prepared dishes, and "Sushiko," a rice pickle that is rare nationwide. Those in search of carefully crafted local specialties are drawn here.
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Aomori Saruga Shrine
Historic "Saruga Shrine," a Sacred Site of the Tsugaru Region in Oshu
"Saruga Shrine," located in Hirakawa City, Aomori, is a sacred site in the Tsugaru region of Oshu, said to have been founded in the early Heian period by Sakanoue no Tamuramaro, the Seii Taishogun. Spanning approximately 16,000 tsubo, the main hall is designated as an Important Cultural Property of Aomori, and the shrine is widely revered for blessings related to agriculture, fishing, transportation, eyesight, and as a guardian deity for those born in the Year of the Dragon and the Year of the Snake. Also known as a site of dragon deity worship, the grounds present seasonal scenery that continues to draw visiting worshippers.
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Aomori Hachinohe Shurui Co., Ltd.
Discover the Charm of Kakuuchi - Sake Tasting in a Retro Setting
This shop, located approximately 12 minutes from JR Hon-Hachinohe Station, is the official direct sales outlet of "HACHINOHE SHURUI", a sake brewery with a history of over 230 years. The brewery features a distinctive Taisho-era (early 20th-century) modern exterior. A wide selection of traditional Japanese sake is available, including the signature "Hachitsuru Junmai Ginjo" and seasonal local varieties for tasting and purchase. Visitors can also enjoy their favorite drinks at the "Kakuuchi" bar. The brewery offers free tours, and a variety of local specialties and goods are available for purchase, making them excellent souvenirs.
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Aomori Kumanosawa Onsen
Enjoy a Day Trip to a Hot Spring With 100% Natural Hot Spring Water
Located approximately a 5-minute drive from JR Hachinohe Station, this day-use hot spring facility is easily accessible via the Tohoku Shinkansen. The natural Koki-no-Yu spring water, drawn from a depth of around 800 metres, flows freely at 100% capacity. The seasonal scenery viewed from the open-air bath offers a particularly special experience. The spring water, known as a “bijin-no-yu” (beautiful skin bath), is rich in botanical extracts and natural moisturising components, gently warming the body to the core in a short time. A wide variety of bathing options are available, including an artificial carbonated spring bath, a low-frequency electric bath, the Be-Skin Bath (women’s area only) with ultra-fine microbubbles, and a sauna. After bathing, unwind at "Momidokoro Hogushiya", a massage corner within the facility. Locally grown, carefully selected vegetables are also available for purchase.
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