Aomori

5 Best Places to See Autumn Leaves in Aomori

Hokkaido is a paradise to see earliest fall foliage in Japan, and so is the Tohoku region! Aomori, the northernmost prefecture of the main island of Japan, is an incredible place to hunt for momiji (red leaves). Boasting one of Tohoku’s most popular touristic areas, Aomori is known for its […]

Tohoku, Travel Guide, Winter

10 Fabulous Things to do in Aomori in Winter

Would you like to enjoy the snow to the fullest? Visit Aomori this winter then, and it would certianly warm your body and soul by offering you a wide range of recreational outdoor winter activities and stunning snow festivals. Lots of snow falls throughout Aomori Prefecture as it is the […]

Cuisine, Tohoku

10 Most Popular Local Foods in Aomori

People don’t visit Japan just to explore its top tourist attractions. Instead, they are curious about the foods that are commonly eaten by us. Many foodie lovers from all over the world choose Japan as their dream destination to satisfy their belly and mind. Japan is divided into several regions […]

Summer, Tohoku

Aomori Nebuta Matsuri 2019

It is summer, is not it? If the weather sounds crazy now because of the heat outside then I am sorry to inform you that reading about Aomori Nebuta Matsuri (Festival) may not be a good idea. Heat is everywhere, who wants to go out! No offense though as in […]

Spring, Tohoku, Travel Guide

3 Best Places to See Cherry Blossom in Aomori

You might have heard of Hirosaki Park’s cherry blossom festival before, which is seen to be the best cherry blossom spot in Aomori as well as in the Tohoku region. Hello dear ambitious sakura lovers, if your aim is to experience the northernmost prefecture’s (on the main island of Japan) […]

Autumn, Tohoku

Apple Picking Season in Aomori

Apple is an icon of Aomori prefecture. If Furano is famous for its lavender fields then Aomori certainly is for its apple orchards. Aomori, the northernmost prefecture on the mainland of Japan produces more than half of the total apple production in entire Japan. It produces approximately 50 million tons […]