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Ushiku City
Ibaraki

Ushiku City

Ushiku is home to the "Ushiku Daibutsu," a bronze statue so tall it is listed in the Guinness World Records. The scale is overwhelming, and the spiritual experience inside the statue is unforgettable. The city also features "Chateau Kamiya," Japan’s first authentic winery, where you can enjoy Japanese wine history in a beautiful brick building. The combination of a massive Buddha and a sophisticated Western-style winery makes for a truly unique visit.

  • Ibaraki
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  • Nature
  • Spring
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Koga Peach Blossom Festival
Ibaraki

Koga Peach Blossom Festival

Known as the "Home of Peaches," this park hosts a festival featuring 1,500 ornamental peach trees. Unlike cherry blossoms, these flowers bloom in deep, vivid shades of pink, red, and white, creating a scene like a traditional Asian paradise. The festival is a lively event with local food and performances, celebrating the colorful and fragrant arrival of spring.

  • Ibaraki
  • Sightseeing
  • Activities
  • Nature
  • Spring
Ogama Hanzō Coast
Miyagi

Ogama Hanzō Coast

Ogama and Hanzō is a dynamic coastal scenic spot located at the tip of the Karakuwa Peninsula in Kesennuma City, Miyagi Prefecture.Ogama features massive rock walls carved by rough seas and the towering $16text{-meter-high}$ rock pillar called Oreishi (Broken Stone). Meanwhile, Hanzō offers a more adventurous landscape, with tunnel-like sea caves formed by seawater erosion and a series of steep cliffs.This is a powerful spot where you can closely experience the rough power of the Sanriku Sea and the marvelous sculpted beauty created by nature.

  • Miyagi
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  • Spring
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  • Autumn
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Namahage Sedo Festival
Akita

Namahage Sedo Festival

Namahage SEDO festival is famous for local snow festival which can meet real NAMAHAGE. We held this festival on every February.

  • Akita
  • Sightseeing
  • Festivals & Events
  • Winter
Tatehana Wharf Morning Market
Aomori

Tatehana Wharf Morning Market

The Tatehana Wharf Morning Market is one of the largest morning markets in Japan and a signature attraction of Hachinohe. On ordinary days, the wharf looks completely normal—but at dawn on Sunday mornings, the massive market suddenly appears as if out of nowhere. Here, you’ll find an impressive variety of goods: fresh seafood, mountain vegetables, and even surprising items that make you think, “Why is this being sold at a morning market?” The lively and eclectic selection is part of its unique charm.

  • Aomori
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Izunuma Marsh
Miyagi

Izunuma Marsh

Izunuma and Uchinuma Marshes, located in northern Miyagi Prefecture, are natural-rich lakes and marshes registered under the Ramsar Convention as internationally important wetlands. The greatest attraction of this area is the arrival of migratory birds in winter. The sight of large flocks of greater white-fronted geese and swans is nothing short of awe-inspiring. The dramatic scenes of "roost departure (Negura-dachi)" and "roost arrival (Negura-iri)," where tens of thousands of birds take flight simultaneously in the early morning or at dusk, captivate birdwatchers worldwide. Furthermore, in summer, the lotus flowers that cover the lake surface are famous, and you can enjoy...

  • Miyagi
  • Sightseeing
  • Spring
  • Summer
  • Autumn
  • Winter
Lake Towada
Akita

Lake Towada

Lake Towada is a classic double caldera lake spanning both Akita and Aomori Prefectures, with a surface elevation of $400text{m}$ and a maximum depth of $327text{m}$ (the $3text{rd}$ deepest in Japan).Visitors are captivated by the seasonal beauty, from the mountain cherry blossoms in May and fresh greenery in June, to the bustling summer with lake festivals and campers, the autumn when the outer rim mountains are colored like a brocade painting, and the deep stillness of winter. The ability to enjoy different views along various walking routes is also a major attraction.The lake is also famous as a production area...

  • Akita
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  • Nature
  • Spring
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  • Autumn
  • Winter
Kawarage Jigoku
Akita

Kawarage Jigoku

Kawarage Jigoku is a mountain where sulfurous gas still erupts, preventing plant life from growing, leaving the entire mountain exposed as a rocky surface of strange and jagged stones. Also known as the sacred mountain "Kawarage," its landscape is intensely eerie, truly resembling the appearance of hell. It is counted as one of the Three Great Sacred Places of Japan, alongside "Mount Osore of Nanbu" and "Mount Tateyama of Etchū." Note: Roads are closed during the winter season, from early November to early May.

  • Akita
  • Sightseeing
  • Nature
  • Spring
  • Summer
  • Autumn