• Iwate

The history of wanko soba dates back more than 380 years. It is said that when Lord Tosh…

• Yamagata

• Iwate

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

• Miyagi

Matsushima is one of the three most scenic spots in Japan. The hot-air balloon experienc…

• Niigata

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

• Aomori

Located at the northern end of Honshu (mainland Japan), Asamushi Aquarium is Tohoku&rsqu…

• Miyagi

This market was opened in the city center along the Kitakami River. Here, you can feel t…

• Akita

The five shrine halls (Goshado) of Akagami Shrine built in the Edo period stand side by …

• Yamagata

【What is Yonezawa Beef?】Yonezawa Beef refers to beef cattle of the Japanese Black bree…

• Yamagata

Studio Sedic Shonai Open Set located at the foot of Mt. Gassan where nature extends out.…

• Aomori

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

• Aomori

The Tsuta nana numa consist of Tsuta-numa, Kagami-numa, Tsuki-numa, Naga-numa, Hyotan-nu…

• Miyagi

Open on Sundays and public holidays. Approximately 50 shops are on-site offering everyth…

• Yamagata

Tendo Onsen, blessed with a location near the center of Yamagata Prefecture and excellen…

• Miyagi

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

• Akita

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

• 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…

• Iwate

• Iwate

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

• Iwate

In the spring, Takamatsu no Ike Pond is bathed in the beautiful cherry blossoms that sur…

• Niigata

Sasagawa Nagare is an 11-kilometre stretch of coastline near the city of Murakami, with …

• Multiple Areas

Choshi Otaki Falls is the leading waterfall on the main course of the Oirase Stream that…

• Miyagi

Shiroishi Castle (also known as Masuoka Castle) was a hirayamajo, or a castle on a hill …

• Miyagi

Let’s go strawberry picking! You can pick strawberries at Strawberry World in Miya…

• Yamagata

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

• Niigata

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

• Fukushima

The largest hall, Takine Goten (Takine Hall), is absolutely breathtaking. The "Tsuk…

• Yamagata

Kumano Taisha Shrine is also referred to as the Ise of Tohoku. It is considered one of t…

• Fukushima

the 12th to 18th centuries. On its premises, guests can enjoy afternoon tea in authentic…

• Fukushima

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

• Akita

One night, Mr. Shuun Konaka, the deputy chief priest of Unshoji Temple, fell in love wit…

• Iwate

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

• Iwate

The Nakatsugawa River is a symbol of Morioka that flows right beside Morioka Castle Rema…

• Niigata

For farming the terraced rice paddies hewn out of the sloping mountainsides it was once …

• Fukushima

This is a tour to visit the earthquake-stricken area along the coast of Fukushima Prefec…

• Miyagi

The remaining foundations of homes damaged by the tsunami are preserved at this site, lo…

• Miyagi

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

• Miyagi

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

• Fukushima

On March 11, 2011, Namie Town's Ukedo Elementary School suffered tremendous damage a…