For anyone wanting a taste of the alpine without having to brave the steep ascent, this scenic ropeway whisks you quickly up to the summit of Tamoyachi-dake (ÌïïÈaÔÀ; 1324m). From there you can follow an elaborate network of hiking trails, although purists prefer the magnificent one-day ±á²¹°ì°ì¨»å²¹-²õ²¹²Ô loop that starts and finishes just outside the Sukayu Onsen Ryokan.
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Looking like a modernist sculpture, the geometric white facade of the Aomori Museum of Art was designed to blend in with the landscape when blanketed with¡
11.35 MILES
Excavation of this site turned up an astonishing number of intact artefacts from Japan's J¨mon era (10,000 to 2000 years ago), which are on display at the¡
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Perfect for picnicking, this enormous public park has been shaped over the centuries by three castle moats, and landscaped with overhanging cherry trees ¡
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The former home and garden of the wealthy Fujita family, this beautiful example of a manicured Japanese garden is the second largest in T¨hoku. Meandering¡
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In season, an excursion to this working orchard in full view of regal Iwaki-san is an ideal family activity. Apple-picking tours leave every 30 minutes¡
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A 10-minute walk southwest of the ±á¾±°ù´Ç²õ²¹°ì¾±-Âᨠruins brings you to an atmospheric temple district redolent of feudal times. At the top of the hill, Ch¨sh¨¡
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At the heart of ±á¾±°ù´Ç²õ²¹°ì¾±-°ì¨±ð²Ô lie the ancient remains of this castle, originally constructed in 1611. Rather tragically, only 16 years after it was built¡
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Come here to see some of Hirosaki's huge Neputa festival lanterns and try your hand at the giant taiko (drums). There are also exhibitions of local crafts¡
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Looking like a modernist sculpture, the geometric white facade of the Aomori Museum of Art was designed to blend in with the landscape when blanketed with¡
11.32 MILES
The observation deck on the 13th floor of Aomori's unmissable A-shaped ASPAM Building on the rejuvenated waterfront offers stellar views over the port,¡
11.35 MILES
Excavation of this site turned up an astonishing number of intact artefacts from Japan's J¨mon era (10,000 to 2000 years ago), which are on display at the¡
11.42 MILES
Even if you miss the Nebuta festival, you can still gawk at the awesome artisanship of the floats at this well-curated museum on the waterfront. On¡
19.64 MILES
Come here to see some of Hirosaki's huge Neputa festival lanterns and try your hand at the giant taiko (drums). There are also exhibitions of local crafts¡
19.98 MILES
Perfect for picnicking, this enormous public park has been shaped over the centuries by three castle moats, and landscaped with overhanging cherry trees ¡
20.03 MILES
At the heart of ±á¾±°ù´Ç²õ²¹°ì¾±-°ì¨±ð²Ô lie the ancient remains of this castle, originally constructed in 1611. Rather tragically, only 16 years after it was built¡
20.19 MILES
The former home and garden of the wealthy Fujita family, this beautiful example of a manicured Japanese garden is the second largest in T¨hoku. Meandering¡