One of 17 Jomon Historical sites in Northern Japan which was listed on UNESCO World Heritage, Omori Katsuyama Stone Circle is located at the foot of holy Mt.Iwaki. In addintion, Hirosaki castle is one of 12 remained Samurai period... More

This is a walking tour where a nationally certified tour guide guides you through the building spots and art by famous architects in a small city with a population of 60,000. Along the way, in addition to art and architecture, we ... More

Hirosaki is a captivating city for architecture enthusiasts, with well-preserved structures from the Edo (Hirosaki Castle), Meiji, Taisho (Sakichi Horie), and Showa (Kunio Maekawa) eras. Among them, Sakichi Horie, a master carpent... More

You can experience the traditional Japanese card game "Hanafuda"! Hanafuda originated about 200 years ago and was once used for gambling, but is now widely loved as a card game. There are various ways to play Hanafuda, but at KA... More

You can participate in the Nebuta Festival, one of Tohoku’s Three Great Festivals, wearing traditional festival costumes. Choose your favorite costume from several types available, and wear a Hanagasa hat. No special preparation... More

Experience papercraf and coloring the giant goldfish float slated for the “Midwinter Nebuta Festival” while receiving instruction from master Nebuta artist Tatsuta Ryuhou, who crafts the large floats for the Nebuta Festival—... More