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The Tohoku region of Japan generally refers to the six prefectures located in Honshu, including Yamagata, Fukushima, Miyagi, Iwate, Akita and Aomori. Compared with bustling cities, it is relatively sparsely populated and rich in natural scenery, making it suitable for travelers to relax. In addition to the famous Ginzan Onsen, Hirosaki Cherry Blossom Festival, hoar frost, and the three major summer matsuri, there are also many hidden gem attractions in Tohoku worth exploring!
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"Tsuru-no-Mai Bridge" located in Kitatsugaru, Aomori Prefecture, is the longest triple arch wooden bridge in Japan. The bridge is 300m passes over the Tsugaru Fujimi Lake with a reflection of Mt. Iwaki, and is built with cypress wood from Aomori Prefecture.
At sunset, the reflection of the arch bridge is projected on the lake and coupled with the sky dyed red by the sunset. It is just like the paradise.
The "Kada-no-saku Ruins" located in Daisen City, Akita Prefecture, is one of Japan's nationally designated historical sites. Every winter, local students and citizens work together to decorate about 1,000 "Ezo Fireflies" snow lanterns and turn this ancient small castle gate romantic.
Tohoku Sake Set
In addition to the beautiful scenery, the Tohoku region's natural water and soil are also very suitable for planting, so it is conducive to sake brewing.
Saketora has prepared a "Tohoku Sake Collection Set" for all sake fans, including 6 kinds of sake from 6 different Tohoku prefectures, and also provides 25% off and free shipping discount, so that you can enjoy the natural charm of Tohoku at once!
