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Matsumae Sakura Museum explores over 250 cherry blossom types with photos, displays, and local insights just steps from the park’s long-lasting spring bloom season.

Seikan Tunnel Museum in Fukushima offers a look into the world’s longest undersea rail tunnel with real equipment, photos, and displays inside a tunnel-shaped building.

Yokozuna Museum in Matsumae celebrates sumo legends Chiyonoyama and Chiyonofuji with exhibits, photos, and memorabilia that share their powerful stories and lasting impact.

Matsumaehan Yashiki brings Edo-period Matsumae to life with historical buildings, costumed mannequins, and a fun option to dress up like townspeople from the past.

Matsumae Castle and Park offer cherry blossoms, history, and festivals from April to May with evening lights, a local museum, and over 10,000 unique sakura trees in bloom.

Kurokawaso offers relaxing hot springs with a huge outdoor bath, a scenic view of cliffs, smaller pools, and spacious indoor baths. Enjoy nature in a serene environment with gender-separated baths.

Sato no Yu Waraku offers a relaxing experience with outdoor baths, a unique rock cave bath, and private hot spring baths for guests. Perfect for a peaceful and rejuvenating retreat.

Yamabiko Ryokan offers peaceful outdoor baths surrounded by nature. Enjoy a gender-segregated, relaxing experience in large and small baths, alternating daily for men and women.

Oku no Yu offers a wide variety of baths including a steam sauna, cave bath, and outdoor pools with beautiful river views, making it a relaxing destination for hot spring lovers.

Iyashi no Sato Kiyashiki offers a rustic, traditional hot spring experience with unique baths surrounded by nature. Enjoy wooden tubs, standing baths, and an outdoor pool amidst lush greenery.