Tourist attractions

In the snowy region, meltwater overflows in the spring. Lake Akiogi stretches along National Route 341, and in May, meltwater is released downstream t

The vacant house was originally a photo studio. The house was self-renovated by local volunteers, who reused scrap materials and household items that

Mori no eki Sales OfficeLocal vegetables, wild plants, and specialty products are sold here, as well as light meals (udon, soba, coffee, obanyaki, ice

The Sengan Toge no Chaya is located on National Route 46 heading from Shizukuishi in Iwate Prefecture to Akita. It is located immediately on the left

This is a lodging close to the sky, where you can see Mt. Akita Mt.Komagatake, Tazawako in Japan, and a starry sky from the hotels observation room.

The school was closed in 1974, but was restored and opened to the public in 2004 as the “Omoide-no Kata Branch School.” It is also used as a venue for

A pottery and incense shop that stands like a hideout in a quiet residential area one block from Bukeyashiki Street. Kakunodate has a strong image of

Retro pop appearance of the mark pudding specialty storeIn Toro ~ Rinameraka mouthfeel is characterized by pudding, the main raw material of the puddi

Birth as a dedicated theater of Warabiza 1974. Year about 250 times the performance of the original musical of Warabiza. A full-fledged musical, which

This large storehouse-style tourist information center is located in front of JR Kakunodate Station. It is the white-walled building on the right side

Another samurai residence street in Kakunodate When the Ashina clan built the town in 1620, 80 samurai banners began to live in Tamachi, the southern

Kakunodate's Sasara Dance, which has a history of over 400 years, is the local name for the lion dance. It is called "Sasara Dance" because the dancer

Sashimaki Marsh is surrounded by a large alder forest. It is rare to see white flowers blooming all over a wetland, and the presence of such a colony

[Dates: September 7th to 9th every year] This festival is held in conjunction with the festivals of Kakunodate Sochinshu Shinmeisha Shrine and Shoraku

It was built in honor of Yoshiaki Sato, who was born in Kakunodate cho, and the achievements of Shinchosha, a literary publishing company founded by h

The works of local painters, including masters of modern Japanese painting, Hirafuku Hoan and his son Hyakuho, are on display. The site is the remains

The museum was opened in 1978 to promote birch crafts when it was designated as a national traditional craft. Demonstrations of Kabazaiku production a

[Experience reservations available]With views of the mountains and lake, you can enjoy a series of spectacular downhill runs on the big slopes. There

This campsite is located on the Tazawako, and you can see the lake right in front of you. There are plenty of trees and comfortable free sites, auto-c

Located at the very back of the Nyuto-Onsenkyo, the hotel has two large hot springs on its premises, and produces the largest amount of milky white wa

This bronze statue of the legendary beautiful Princess Tatsuko, who is said to have wished for eternal youth and beauty and became the lake goddess, s

It is no exaggeration to say that it is the most famous hidden hot spring in Japan. The seven hot springs, which retain the atmosphere of a therapeuti

Company name that Gozanoishi jinja, when in 1650 the year (1650) is Akita feudal lord Yoshitaka Satake public was sightseeing the Tazawako, comes from