The most beautiful rice paddy art in Japan. In Inakadate village, from the Japanese castle-like building, you can enjoy viewing rice paddy art which started 31 years ago. There is another paddy art site about 10 minutes away by c... More

This is the only way you can fish with a certified Oma Maguro fisherman! Oma Maguro is only caught during certain times of the year, and the best ones are auctioned and sold all around Japan. In this experience, you can learn what... More

It is a tour that you can experience local living. From the exchange with locals, you can catch a glimpse of Hachinohe-like culture. In addition, because of Hachinohe you can enjoy a rich breakfast of fresh seafood. You can make a... More

In Sannohe Town, you will talk with an apple farmer with over 90 years of history and a commitment to organic cultivation, and in Rokunohe Town, you will meet a producer who aims to practice local circular dairy farming with the m... More

Hachinohe has long flourished as a fishing town, and has developed a unique culture influenced by the lives of fishermen, such as the bustling alley culture of its eight alleys, and the Tatehana Wharf Morning Market, which bustles... More

With the sound of waves and birdsong in the background on the natural grassy shores of the national park, the chefs offer a full course of carefully selected local produce, sourced directly from the producers, in a stylishly furni... More

Aomori City, the northernmost major city of Honshu, is one of the rare places in the world where seafood from four different seas—the Pacific Ocean, the Sea of Japan, the Tsugaru Strait, and Mutsu Bay—comes together. This excl... More

On this tour, spend a day experiencing "neputa," Aomori Prefecture's summer tradition, as you lay your eyes on large neputa floats paraded in the Aomori Neputa Festival and create a lantern by reusing neputa paintings actually use... More

Discover Aomori's rich culture and culinary delights on this private full-day tour. Start at the Nebuta Museum “WA-RASSE” to dive into the vibrant Aomori Nebuta Festival's spirit, showcasing stunning floats and traditions. Sa... More

Experience traditional craft making with Guide. Tsugaru is the eastern half of Aomori Prefecture. In this tour you can experience three kinds of local handicrafts in Tsugaru. We visit Kuroishi Town, famous for its old Komise Stree... 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

Visit the Tsurunomai Bridge, Japan's longest triple-arch wooden bridge; the Shirakami-Sanchi Visitor Center, the gateway to World Heritage Site Shirakami Sanchi; and the Mohodori Distillery, where visitors can see the process of m... More

Hachinohe port day and night scenery. The yakatabune (boat) has a traditional chape with japanese lanterns attached. You can enjoy Kabushima island Black tail feeding. We will have time to take commemorative photos at some spots. ... More

This full-day tour from Aomori Port takes you deep into the natural and cultural heart of Aomori Prefecture. Enjoy a scenic drive through the foothills of Mt. Iwaki—also known as “Tsugaru Fuji”—and visit sacred Iwakiyama S... More

A shared table for everyone — this experience begins with the joy of eating the same meal together, regardless of dietary background. It’s more than cooking; it’s a celebration of connection and cultural exchange through foo... More

In a natural lawn, you will enjoy a breakfast that focuses on local ingredients for local consumption while feeling the sound of waves and the scent of the tide. After that, you can visit Michinoku Shiokaze Trail with your guide a... More

Experience Oma's nightlife with an Oma maguro fisherman! Take advantage of this rare opportunity to interact with a licensed Oma maguro fisherman. He'll take you out to a sushi dinner and then to a Japanese "snack" bar that he ru... More

In this local Mutsu City activity, you can experience both river and sea kayaking all in one activity! Your instructors will choose an area that's easy for kayaking and teach you how to kayak step-by-step, which makes it easy for ... 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