• Akita

The youth culture that once made the downtown area of Akita City lively has been revived…

• Fukushima

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

• Fukushima

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

• Miyagi

Perched on a small island jutting out into Matsushima Bay with a vermilion-lacquered bri…

• Niigata

Founded by Kobo Daishi (Kukai) in 807, Chokokuji Temple is one of Sado’s ancient t…

• Yamagata

Experience authentic mountain training practices under the guidance of a real Yamabushi …

• Miyagi

The former Onagawa Police Box is a two-story reinforced-concrete building whose foundati…

• Miyagi

Themed on "promoting sake culture from Urakasumi," this brewery exhibits and s…

• Aomori

The Ominato district of Mutsu City has undergone rapid transition and development as a k…

• Aomori

The Aomori Nebuta Festival is one of Japan's representative fire festivals. The fest…

• Miyagi

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

• Iwate

The Tono Folktale Museum is a facility that can be enjoyed by both adults and children. …

• Yamagata

[Shijikairo (Tohoku’s Four-Temple Pilgrimage)]A monk by the name of Jikaku Daishi …

• Akita

Iai instructors who have been practicing iaido in the Kakunodate Budokan on the street o…

• Aomori

Arts Towada is a project based on the concept of developing the outside space along Kanc…

• Fukushima

This station on the Aizu Railway Line is the only one in Japan where the station buildin…

• Yamagata

There are six sokushinbutsu (monks who practice austerity to the point of death and mumm…

• Yamagata

Matsugasaki Park is located on the grounds of the former Yonezawa Castle. The water-fill…

• Niigata

The Sado Gold Mine was the largest gold and silver mine in Japan. It has a 400-year heri…

• Miyagi

The Utatsu district of Minamisanriku is where the fossil of one of the world's oldes…

• Iwate

HANAMAKI TOY MUSEUM opened in July 2020 on the second floor of the Marukan Building, a l…

• Fukushima

In the Great East Japan Earthquake, Fukushima experienced a combined disaster unpreceden…

• Niigata

Since its establishment in 1830, Asahi Shuzo has continued to brew sake while taking adv…

• Niigata

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

• Niigata

The Wara Art Festival is held every year from summer through autumn. Young people from t…

• Aomori

This program allows you to try your hand at fishing for a single piece of the finest &qu…

• Fukushima

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

• Niigata

Shibata Castle Ruins Park is located on the site of the historic Shibata Castle. It has …

• Iwate

The Hanamaki Matsuri (festival) is held every September and boasts a history of more tha…

• Aomori

This local dish has been representative of the Hachinohe region for a long time. It is m…

• Yamagata

Kaminoyama Castle (also known as Tsukioka Castle) is said to have been built by Takei (E…

• Yamagata

After visiting Japan's only iaido shrine dedicated to the founder of iaido, Shigenob…

• Miyagi

Many buildings reminiscent from the Meiji period (1868-1912) still exist here, such as t…

• Miyagi

Ichinokura was established in 1973 from four historical sake breweries in Miyagi Prefect…

• Fukushima

This brewery was established in 1850.Built between the Meiji (1868-1912) and Taisho (191…

• Iwate

Nanbu Bijin is a sake brewery that was founded in 1902. The current brand name "Nan…

• Iwate

Iwate Prefectural Museum is a general museum opened in 1980 to commemorate the centenary…

• Iwate

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

• Iwate

The Hiraizumi Cultural Heritage Center is a guide center that shows off Hiraizumi's …

• Niigata

This is the temple where Sengoku period warlord Kenshin Uesugi spent his childhood years…