Things to see and do Tōhoku

A film recounts the glory hours of the castle.

This mountain of 1625 m altitude to the characteristic of possessing two craters of volcanoes in its main summit. The surrounding cities all claim that the view of the mount is the most beautiful. At the bottom of the mountain is the Hirosaki Apple Park, the first apple production centre in Japan. More than species of apples are grown there. The park is visiting and you will learn everything about this fruit with multiple virtues.

Temple built in the style of.

They speak English.

You can also rent bicycles.

The employees speak English a little.

The first gorge, Genbikei-Kyo, can be easily surveyed on foot. Buses leave from Ichinoseki station stop #9 (20 minutes). The second gorge, Geibikei-Kyo, is much more impressive than the first. In summer, boat guides will take you down to the gorge on the Satetsu River for about two kilometers (1.5 hours), to enjoy the breathtaking view of the rocks that rise between 50 and 100 meters. You can reach Geibikei-Kyo by bus from Ichinoseki Station No. 7 (40 minutes), or by kaisoku train (25 minutes). The gorge is located just outside the town of Ichinoseki. It has been shaped by the river's rapids over thousands of years, and this phenomenon has created a beautiful landscape of smooth, intertwined rock faces with colorful vegetation along the bank, especially in spring and fall. A trail allows visitors to walk under thick foliage on one side and through jagged rocks on the other. At the eastern end of the gorge, the Goramba Swing Bridge offers visitors a chance to enjoy calmer, emerald-coloured waters. Genbikei Gorge has been designated a National Scenic Beauty Spot as well as a natural monument. In 1927, Geibikei-Kyo was chosen to be included in the list of 100 landscapes in Japan. A great nature getaway to plan.

This museum dedicated to the folklore legends of Tōno consists of several buildings, including the inns in which the Écrivain Écrivain writer.

Located 11 km from Tōno, gives an idea of the life of a rich family of Tōno two centuries ago.

The bike ride from the water mill to the outdoor museum Takamuro Suikōen is particularly pleasant.

This outdoor museum, the largest in the region, is 3,5 km from Fukusen-ji. You can see magariyas (houses in L and Thatched Roof that farmers shared with their horses), of course, a water mill and a craft gallery.