• Yamagata

Visitors can experience climbing to the inner sanctuary at the top of the 1,015-step sta…

• Niigata

With a history stretching back 2,400 years, the Yahiko Shrine has been worshipped since …

• Aomori

It is possible to come and go between Honshu and Hokkaido by Shinkansen now that the Sei…

• Miyagi

For sightseeing around Matsushima Bay, one of Three Most Scenic Views of Japan, visitors…

• Iwate

The Kuji region is known as Japan's largest amber-producing area. The Kuji Amber Mus…

• Yamagata

Built in 1893, the Sankyo Soko Storehouses continue to function today as rice storehouse…

• Miyagi

Shiogama-jinja Shrine has long been revered by ordinary people for protecting the Tohoku…

• Fukushima

Akabeko is a folk toy born in Aizu and also considered a lucky charm. Paint it as y…

• Aomori

The Goshogawara Tachineputa Festival is one of the three major Aomori Neputa festivals, …

• Aomori

Passing along the shores of flowers, the trail takes you through a thousand different ty…

• Miyagi

Sendai City Tomizawa Site Museum is a place where you can have fun learning about the Pa…

• Iwate

A theme park-type factory where visitors can see the craftsmanship of potters up close.D…

• Akita

Odate-Kosaka Rail Biking involves riding a “rail bike” that you pedal like a…

• Iwate

The Miyazawa Kenji Fairy Tale Village gives visitors the opportunity to enjoy hands-on l…

• Miyagi

The Sendai Castle VR Go Experience is a 360-degree VR experience using a head-mounted di…

• Iwate

Kenji Miyazawa was a talented writer with accomplishments in a wide range of fields incl…

• Akita

This facility introduces Akita City's traditional events and folk performing arts, s…

• Fukushima

It is said that the temple was constructed by Princess Tokuhime, daughter of Fujiwara no…

• Iwate

Morioka Hachimangu Shrine was built in 1680 by the 29th feudal lord Shigenobu Nanbu. The…

• Akita

The name Gozanoishi Shrine (sitting stone shrine) is derived from the fact that Lord Sat…

• Iwate

The legend of water sprites, known as kappa, showing themselves to humans can be found i…

• Aomori

You can experience making traditional crafts known as Tsugaru-nuri (Tsugaru lacquering) …

• Niigata

One of the best factory tour facilities for cutlery manufacturers in Japan. Visitors can…

• Fukushima

Aizu Bukeyashiki is a historical site of reconstructed samurai residences of the Edo per…

• Niigata

The Kikusui Brewery has opened the Kikusui Sake Culture Institute to the public, which h…

• Fukushima

Maki-e is a unique Japanese craft technique in which lacquerware surfaces are painted wi…

• Miyagi

This museum (also known as the Ishinomaki Mangattan Museum) is dedicated to the manga ar…

• Akita

The Nyuto Onsenkyo "Yumeguri-go" is a shuttle bus that circulates among the se…

• Aomori

Hirosaki, the base of civilization and enlightenment in the north, is home to many retro…

• Iwate

Morioka City Preserved Building was built in 1885 by Yasugoro Segawa, a businessman from…

• Miyagi

The Nakahashi Bridge is a pedestrian bridge made of wood and iron that spans the Hachima…

• Iwate

As the leaves change color in autumn along the road that leads to Chusonji, the temple g…

• Iwate

Located in a renovated sake brewery from the Taisho period, this museum displays equipme…

• Niigata

Founded in 1767 in Nuttari, Niigata, a town of fermented foods. A sake brewery that…

• Iwate

The distinctively designed building on the corner of Morioka Castle Ruins Park (Iwate Pa…

• Miyagi

Kesennuma Umi-no-ichi is a tourist and product facility adjacent to the Kesennuma Fish M…

• Miyagi

The Miyagi 3.11 Tsunami Disaster Memorial Museum, located at Ishinomaki Minamihama Tsuna…

• Yamagata

Mount Haguro, Mount Gassan and Mount Yudono, known as the Three Mountains of Dewa, have …

• Fukushima

You can observe a miko (shrine maiden) dance at the Kaiseizan Grand Shrine, the only bra…

• Niigata

Sado Island is Japan’s second largest island after the island of Okinawa. This lar…