Attractions

Fukusenji Temple in Tono features a 17-meter Kannon statue, peaceful forested grounds, large halls, and a five-story pagoda set on a quiet mountain slope.

Vermilion bridge, serene temple experience

Noboribetsu Grand Hotel offers relaxing indoor and outdoor hot springs, including sulfur, salt, and iron baths, plus a scenic garden with a waterfall, making it an ideal retreat.

Saga City Observation Deck offers sweeping views, sunset magic, local cuisine at Shino, and a night projection show—all from the city's tallest building, Saga 360.

Nakanoshima Hotel is a relaxing island escape with ocean-view hot springs, peaceful sunsets, fresh seafood, and a short boat ride that makes the journey part of the experience.

Tojinbo features towering sea cliffs, rare rock formations, scenic walking trails, and boat rides, plus a bridge to Oshima Island and shops offering seafood and local souvenirs.

Complex of Manyo Culture blends art, poetry, and history in a museum featuring ancient coins, immersive exhibits, modern art, and poems rooted in the scenic Asuka region.

Japan-US Friendship Museum on Oshima Island marks the 1791 arrival of US ships. Discover early ties with America and enjoy beautiful views and nearby coastal trails.

Nakusamikan Bullfighting Arena offers exciting events in January, Golden Week, and October, and features a small museum about local bullfighting traditions when no competitions are held.

Auga Market in Aomori is a seafood lover’s dream! Dive into rows of fresh local catch, enjoy live octopus, scallops, and tasty dishes served straight from the market stalls.