• Fukushima

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

• Miyagi

Located in a mountain village just outside Akiu Onsen, this is a community of traditiona…

• Yamagata

The Denkoku-no-Mori Yonezawa City Uesugi Museum is a museum adjacent to Matsugasaki Park…

• Miyagi

Opened July 22, 2020! Although it was closed due to the damage caused by the Great East …

• Niigata

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

• Akita

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

• Iwate

Kitakami Tenshochi Park is located on the banks of the Kitakami River.It is known as one…

• Iwate

The Taro Kanko Hotel was flooded up to the fourth floor in the Great East Japan Earthqua…

• Fukushima

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

• Aomori

The Korekawa Jomon Kan promotes Hachinohe's Jomon culture through the display of art…

• Aomori

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

• Iwate

Hoonji Temple is a temple with a long history that is said to have been built in 1394. T…

• Miyagi

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

• Aomori

Visitors can experience the charms of Tsugaru in its entirety through exhibitions of Hir…

• Aomori

The literary master Osamu Dazai left behind many masterpieces including Shayo (The Setti…

• Fukushima

Located in Nishida-cho, Koriyama City, Takashiba Deco-Yashiki is the birthplace of Mihar…

• Akita

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

• Miyagi

Date Masamune, who relocated his castle from Yamagata Prefecture on the orders of Toyoto…

• Akita

This roadside station is located along Route 282 connecting Lake Towada and Hachimantai.…

• Fukushima

To-no-hetsuri is the largest scenic spot in Okawa Hatori Prefectural Park. It was design…

• Akita

Matagi refers to the people living deep in the mountains, hunting bears and other animal…

• Fukushima

Located in the Abukuma Highlands in the northeastern part of Fukushima Prefecture, this …

• Aomori

In the Hachinohe area, sake breweries are said to have been established around the late …

• Yamagata

Uesugi Jinja Shrine was built on the grounds of the former Yonezawa Castle to enshrine K…

• Iwate

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

• Fukushima

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

• Miyagi

The Higashi-Matsushima City 3.11 Disaster Recovery Memorial Park was established in the …

• Niigata

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

• Akita

Noshiro City once had a history of being called “the best wooden city in the East,…

• Aomori

　Mt. Osorezan is a sacred mountain founded by Jikaku Daishi Ennin about 1200 years ago.…

• Miyagi

Located about 10 minutes by car inland from JR Iwanuma Station, this ancient shrine is d…

• Miyagi

The natural formation known as Umanose (“Horse’s Back”) is located in …

• Aomori

The Shuji Terayama Museum was built over a period of about three years to preserve and d…

• Miyagi

The only national park in the Tohoku region, located on the lakeside of the Kamabusa Dam…

• Iwate

One of the most famous tourist attractions in Tono, Iwate Prefecture, is Kappa Fuchi. It…

• Miyagi

Ruins of the Great East Japan Earthquake Kesennuma City Memorial Museum is a facility th…

• Niigata

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

• Fukushima

Oyaku-en is located 15 minutes on foot to the east of Tsuruga Castle. It is a Japanese g…

• Aomori

Enjoy the entire Seikan Tunnel, the world's longest undersea tunnel, which was first…

• Iwate