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Mt. Iwate (Omisaka Trail / Amihari Trail)
- Iwate
You can enjoy Mt. Iwate, the highest mountain in Iwate Prefecture, with two trekking tra…
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Ichinoseki and Hiraizumi Balloon Festival
- Iwate
Begun in 2012, the Balloon Festival brings together the best pilots from Japan and abroa…
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400-Year-Old Beech Tree and Mononoke Beech (Takedai Forest…
- Akita
If you want to visit the mountainous region of Shirakami Sanchi but are not sure about e…
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Shizukuishi Premium Snowcat Tour (Includes Night Sky Guide)
- Iwate
The clear air during winter allows for views that can only be seen at this time of year.…
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Yasu Waterfall
- Akita

Homei Shijuhachi Falls
- Miyagi
The mysterious melody of the tones of the large and small waterfalls here must have soun…
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Naruko Dam
- Miyagi
Naruko Dam was the first arch construction dam in the Tohoku region. It is also famous a…
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Sappa Boat Adventures

Shirakawa Seki Forest Park
- Fukushima

Moriyama Forest Park (Goshome Town, Akita Prefecture)
- Akita

Apple Park Easy Picnic Plan
- Aomori
This is a picnic plan where you can eat your lunch while sitting in an apple box under a…
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Oirase Stream Rental E-Bikes
- Aomori
The Oirase Stream stretches approximately 14 km with scenic spots dotted along its lengt…
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Okunakayama Kogen Ski Area
- Iwate

Lake Ogawara Activity
- Aomori
Lake Ogawara is a shallow lake perfect for beginners to learn kayaking. You can see diff…
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Gassan Snow Corridor Walking
- Yamagata

Iwatekogen Snowpark
- Iwate
Set against the backdrop of Mt. Iwate, this ski resort has the perfect location with a v…
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Ichinoseki Snow Paradise at Shinyu Onsen
- Iwate
Ichinoseki Snow Paradise, a spot for fun in the snow, has opened in a specially prepared…
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Oyasukyo Daifunto
- Akita
Over the years, the rushing waters of the Minase River have deeply eroded the banks on e…
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Torigoe Falls
- Iwate
Walking along Kakkonda Gorge and coming out of Takinoue Tunnel, the stunning Torigoe Fal…
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Ice hearth Oyu-Taki
- Akita

Handmade Ice Cream Pasture Pine Cone
- Iwate

Road Station Shizukuishi Anekko
- Iwate

Iwate Kanegasaki Onsen Senuki Stone Onsen Yumoto East Buil…
- Iwate

Glasses Bridge (formerly Kotakizawa Bridge)
- Miyagi

Hanaizumi Flower World
- Iwate
This peony garden holds the Botan Shakuyaku Festival from the end of April. In addition …
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Lake Tazawa Pleasure Boat
- Akita
Lake Tazawa is the deepest lake in Japan, with its lapis lazuli surface and the legend o…
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Limited to one group per day, Iwaki night is monopolized! …
- Fukushima
Fees per one site Accommodations: ¥10,000 (exclusive use)Meals: Guests typical…
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Beach Hula Lesson by a Former Hula Girl Teacher
- Fukushima
Hālau Laura-Nani" taught by Ayumi Rinolani, a former hula girl of the 23rd class, i…
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Junsai Picking
- Akita

Gosen Tulip
- Niigata

Yakurai Garden
- Miyagi
Yakurai Garden is a vast garden with 400 varieties of cultivated plants and flowers bloo…
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Off-road buggy experience (Hachimantai City, Iwate Prefect…
- Iwate
Polaris off-road vehicles hold the largest market share for four-wheel buggies in the Un…
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Bandai Atami Onsen
- Fukushima

Isasumi Shrine
- Fukushima
The shrine boasts a history of more than 2,000 years as the general guardian of Iwashiro…
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Kesennuma Oshima
- Miyagi
Located in Kesennuma Bay in the northeastern part of Miyagi Prefecture, Kesennuma Oshima…
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Matsu / Sugi Namiki (Misato Town, Akita Prefecture)
- Akita

Yuze Valley (Kazuno City, Akita Prefecture)
- Akita

Sky Adventure Park Sky Adventure Kingdom
- Miyagi

Moss Walk
- Aomori
Oirase Stream, designated as one of Japan's Precious Moss Forests, features a landsc…
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Shibata Red Spider Lily Festival
- Miyagi
Since 2013, Shibata Town has been hosting this flower event from summer to autumn every …
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