Japan's largest glass specialty gallery, showcasing approximately 25,000 items.
Fukushima / Tourist Attractions
Enjoy the vivid blue of the clear river, the white of the remaining snow on the mountain range, and the blossoming cherry blossoms in a dynamic and romantic display!
Miyagi / Tourist Attractions
It is one of the "Aizu Five Cherry Blossoms" blooming in the precincts of a famous temple representing Aizu.
Fukushima / Tourist Attractions
Red! Big! Sings! Akabeko welcomes you all at the train station.
Fukushima / Tourist Attractions
The bridge symbolizes Morioka, a strategic point of transportation and a spot with a splendid view.
Iwate / Tourist Attractions
Feel the ancient history and its spirit in the remains.
Akita / Tourist Attractions
Built 110 years ago, the building has a history together with the community.
Iwate / Tourist Attractions
A sightseeing facility that recreates the nature of the village by relocating an old house in the Tono area.
Iwate / Tourist Attractions
Book an armor experience and have your photo taken in front of the restored castle tower.
Miyagi / Tourist Attractions
Rice storage designated as a national historic site.
Yamagata / Tourist Attractions
Original Japanese landscape to be passed on to generations.
Yamagata / Tourist Attractions
The remains of the Mito Nanbu Clan, the Men of the North.
Aomori / Tourist Attractions
The ruins of Sendai Castle with a panoramic view of Sendai City.
Sendai / Tourist Attractions
Japan’s longest triple-arched wooden bridge.
Aomori / Tourist Attractions
The only original castle tower in the Tohoku Region preserved to this day.
Aomori / Tourist Attractions
The historical village site from the Jomon Period which is registered as a world heritage.
Aomori / Tourist Attractions
One of the Top 100 Japanese Castles and one of the three most famous castles in Fukushima, this castle is called the "impregnable great castle."
Fukushima / Tourist Attractions
