Experience the Tohoku region's Aomori Prefecture with a visit to Hirosaki Castle, one of Japan's important cultural properties; Takayama Inari Shrine, known for the stunning sight of rows of vermilion torii gates; and experience t... More

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

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

We will walk through the shopping streets around Aomori Station and explain the city. Then visit izakaya and bars frequented by local residents to enjoy drinks and food. Your guide will show you places that are difficult for touri... More

Nigiri-zushi in Japan first appeared during the Edo period (around the time of the industrial and civil revolutions and the establishment of world capitalism) and became popular among the general public. During the Edo period, nig... 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

Why don't you join our guide to visit tourist attractions around the port and places where you can feel the life of the residents? We will visit only the following areas around the port to accommodate your requests. On the way, we... More

1. Apple picking You can enjoy apple picking directly from apple trees(2 to 5 apples), The variety is according to the season(Fuji, Orin etc.) ※Until July, we take you alternative site.(Picking period is from August) 2. Tsugaruh... 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