Aomori Travel Guide

A premier spiritual site in Tohoku, revered for its “Uranaiba” fortune-telling ritual.

A stunning waterfall in the Oirase Gorge, renowned for its breathtaking seasonal landscapes.

An art museum housed in a brick warehouse with a 100-year history.

A beautiful beach with a long stretch of white sand that sings with a "squeaking" sound.

A breathtaking viewpoint perched on a sheer cliff.

A beautiful coastline where you can encounter diverse landscapes.

A local train runs through a tunnel of cherry blossoms.

This is a nationally unique seaside park in an urban area where visitors can enjoy cherry blossom viewing, sports, and swimming.

Enveloped in a powerful and magnificent silvery-white world created by nature.

The World Heritage with an undisturbed primitive forest.

A Picturesque Natural Beauty with Waterfalls, Rocks, and Cliffs.

One of Japan’s 100 Famous Mountains with marvelous scenery in each season and leisure activities.

A popular bar known for its original cocktails named after Hachinohe's landmarks and traditional arts.

The famous rice bowl to add Aomori’s tasty toppings as much as you like.

A souvenir spot filled with "delicious" Aomori products.

Aomori’s charms are all squeezed into this seaside landmark.

A hot spring inn nestled at the foothills of Mount Hakkoda, one of Japan's three great secret hot springs.

The theme-park-style onsen inn with Aomori culture and hospitality.

It is famous for its open-air baths on the edge of the waves.

This is a major summer festival that usually attracts as many as 1 million visitors every year. The giant Nebuta parade through the city is a must-see!

A heritage of performing arts, from one generation to the next.