Among the six Tohoku prefectures, Akita Prefecture is home to many hot springs that are renowned nationwide, and is a treasure trove of hot springs with a variety of water quality. In particular, active volcanoes such as Hachimantai line up north and south on the border with Iwate Prefecture, and the area is effective...
Yamagata Prefecture is famous for its many hot spring towns, including Zao Onsen, Ginzan Onsen, and Hibiori Onsen, and is a popular prefecture among hot spring enthusiasts, as it has hot springs in all cities and towns in the prefecture. ...
Kosaka Railway Rail Park is a railway theme park that uses the garages and railroads located at the former Kosaka Station and Kosaka Station, which were abolished in 2009 (Heisei 21). Kosaka Tetsu...
"Ryozen Children's Village" is located at the foot of the Fukushima Prefectural Natural Park, "Sakaeyama" and is a spot where you can play with your body in an environment that makes the most of nature and experience art indoors...
Tobishima, a small island floating in the Sea of Japan, is the only inhabited island in Yamagata Prefecture, located 39km northwest of Sakata City, Yamagata Prefecture. On nice weather from the island, Mt. Chokai...
The film location set in the Shonai region of Yamagata Prefecture is a hot topic as it is a period drama, and it has become a hot topic for enjoying the feeling of going back in time. The location is surrounded by nature and nearby...
When it comes to summer vacation, you might think of the sea, the pool, and the Hawaiians! Spa Resort Hawaiians' vast grounds include hotels, hot springs and pools, allowing you to enjoy the feeling of summer regardless of the season. inside...
Tsuruoka City has four national resort resorts: Yudagawa Onsen, Atsumi Onsen, Yunohama Onsen, and Yura Onsen...
Opened in July 2022, just 40 minutes from Sendai city center, IZUMI PEAK BASE is a modern, urban resort facility that also supports workation. this time...
Narageshuku is a post town on the Ushu Kaido road. The Ushu Kaido is a Kuwaori inn on the Oshu Kaido, one of the five Edo roads that connects Edo and Mutsu Province on the Pacific side.
