Top Aomori Prefecture Private Sightseeing Tours - page 2

Engage in a unique culinary journey at the Aomori Gyosai Center, where you create your own personalized Nokke-don seafood bowl. This hands-on experience allows you to explore a vibrant market filled with fresh seafood and local flavors, crafting a meal that reflects your individual tastes. As you navigate the stalls, your guide shares insights about Japan's seafood culture and Aomori's rich culinary traditions. Each topping you select transforms your bowl, making it a delightful discovery of flavors from rich tuna to delicate fish and seasonal specialties. - Create a customized Nokke-don seafood bowl at Aomori Gyosai Center - Guided exploration of the market with insights into local seafood culture - Choose from a variety of fresh toppings to build your ideal bowl - Experience the vibrant atmosphere of a traditional Japanese market

In this tour, you can go see 3 of 17 World Heritage Jomon Historical sites. More over, you can feel Japanese culture by visiting Takayama-Inari shrine which is famous for its hundreds of mysterious red torii gates lining up. Visiting a pottery shop is another highlight of this tour. You can experience pottery making. (more than 3 pax, Extra fee 4,000/person plus shipping fee) reservation is needed *** Attention **** If you are 4 guests, 3 of you should be packed in the back seat in my car (TOYOTA Prius.)

This value-packed trip with a government-licensed and experienced multilingual tour guide is a fantastic and efficient way to explore Aomori city! Every summer, the world's tallest paper sculptures, known as Tachineputa, parade through Goshogawara City. Enjoy the views of the expansive Tsugaru plains stretching out from the foot of beautiful Mt. Iwaki, also called the "Fuji of Tsugaru" and please discover Goshogawara's rich culture, history, and local food. Immerse yourself in the authentic local atmosphere of Tohoku. Your guide will start your day with a morning pickup at your hotel. Let us know what special requests you have for the day and we will customize your itinerary in advance! Note*1: Please select your must-see spots from a list in the tour information to create your customized itinerary. Note*2: The National Government Licensed Guide Interpreter certification is issued by the Japanese government requires a good knowledge and understanding of Japanese culture and history.

This tour is designed for cruise travelers who want to experience the dramatic mountain scenery of Aomori within a limited timeframe while avoiding overly crowded tourist routes. Centered around the Hakkoda mountain range, the itinerary combines panoramic alpine landscapes, volcanic terrain, historic hot spring culture, and scenic mountain roads into a compact and efficient day trip from the port. One of the highlights is the Hakkoda Ropeway, which allows travelers to easily access sweeping mountain views that would otherwise require extensive hiking experience. Combined with Jogakura Bridge and Sukayu Onsen, the tour offers multiple perspectives on the rugged natural environment that defines northern Aomori. Rather than focusing only on city sightseeing, this experience introduces a quieter and more immersive side of Japan through forests, mountain air, and remote landscapes rarely experienced by international visitors.

Experience traditional craft making with Guide. Tsugaru is the eastern half of Aomori Prefecture. In this tour you can experience three kinds of local handicrafts in Tsugaru. We visit Kuroishi Town, famous for its old Komise Street (traditional shopping arcade street), and museums nearby. 1. Making a Paper lantern Using the color-full Japanese paper from the local summer festival float, you can make your own design lantern by placing the paper over a prepared wooden flame. 2.Kokeshi doll or handicraft painting experience Kokeshi doll is a local souvenir of some hot spring resorts in the northeastern region of Japan. You can experience painting Kokeshi doll face and body. Or you can choose other handicrafts such as tops, matryoshka or some local toys. 3.Lacquerware chopstick making Tsugaru lacquerware is a local traditional lacquerware dating back to the samurai period. You can experience the grinding step of chopstick making. Make your own individual chopsticks for your daily life.

Experience the cultural essence of Hirosaki on this efficient half‑day tour led by an English‑speaking guide. Start with a buffet lunch featuring international dishes and local Aomori specialties. Then explore Tsugaruhan Neputa Village, where impressive festival floats and traditional crafts showcase the spirit of the Neputa Festival year‑round. Continue to Hirosaki Castle, known for its seasonal beauty—from cherry blossoms to autumn leaves and winter snow. Visit Meiji‑era Western‑style buildings such as the Former City Library and the Former To‑o Gijuku Missionary Residence, reflecting the city’s early international influences. With convenient routes and included transport, this tour offers a rich, immersive introduction to Hirosaki’s history and culture.

Hachinohe has long flourished as a fishing town, and has developed a unique culture influenced by the lives of fishermen, such as the bustling alley culture of its eight alleys, and the Tatehana Wharf Morning Market, which bustles from early in the morning. This tour is a special experience that can only be experienced by staying in Hachinohe, combining the night-time alley culture and morning market. You will efficiently visit popular local bars that require reservations, the most popular restaurant at the morning market that has long lines, and local food that can only be tasted with a guide. A guide who knows the charms of Hachinohe inside and out will show you around to the fullest, an experience that you can’t get just by coming as a tourist. Enjoy local food from night to morning in the fishing town of Hachinohe!

Walk the longest trail in Japan with a local guide. We will guide you about the area, life, culture, food, trails, etc. according to your pace. At the fishing port, fishermen's rice is prepared for lunch with fresh seafood that day.

1. Rice Paddy Art in Inakadate Village (opens until Oct. 10th) The first rice paddy art in Japan and the best one. They also have foot bath nearby. 2. Apple picking You can enjoy apple picking directly from apple trees(2 to 5 apples), The variety is according to the season(Fuji, Orin etc.) ※Until July, we take you alternative site.(Picking period is from August) 3. Tsugaruhan Neputa Village You can feel local summer festival Hirosaki Nepta festival is the oldest Neputa festival in Aomori. The sound of Tsugaru Syamisen makes you energetic. 4. Hirosaki castle The old castle dates back to early 17th century. There are more than 2,600 cherry trees which can be appreciated especially in mid-April. Cherry blossoms bloom in mid-April here. The second oldest cherry tree, 130 years old, can be seen in castle compound. (Inside of castle tower is not accessible until 2032)

Experience the rich heritage and natural beauty of Aomori City on this private 5-hour tour. Starting from Aomori Port, your guide and private car will introduce you to ancient archaeological sites, contemporary art, and vibrant local culture. Surrounded by majestic mountains and bountiful seas, Aomori is renowned for its fresh seafood, delicious fruits, and the famous Nebuta Festival. This tour is ideal for cruise passengers or anyone wanting to explore the authentic charm of northern Japan. ・Visit the Sannai Maruyama Ruins, an expansive Jomon-period settlement with preserved pit dwellings and fascinating exhibits ・Explore the Aomori Museum of Art, known for its striking architecture and collections inspired by the region’s natural beauty ・Immerse yourself in the Nebuta Festival spirit at Wa Rasse and savor fresh seafood at the Fish Restaurant Den

Explore the stunning winter landscapes of Hakkoda on a guided snowshoe adventure. This one-day tour offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Hakkoda, famous for its breathtaking snow-covered vistas and the fascinating 'Snow Monsters.' With an experienced guide tailoring the route to current weather conditions, enjoy hiking through frost-covered forests and picturesque snowfields while learning about the area's charm and ecology. Effortlessly join the adventure with included transportation from Aomori Station and all necessary gear rental. - One-day snowshoe adventure exploring Hakkoda's winter landscapes - Expert interpreter guide ensures an enriching experience without language barriers - Private tour for your group only, ensuring personalized attention - Includes transportation from Aomori Station and rental gear for comfort and safety

This full-day tour from Aomori Port takes you deep into the natural and cultural heart of Aomori Prefecture. Enjoy a scenic drive through the foothills of Mt. Iwaki—also known as “Tsugaru Fuji”—and visit sacred Iwakiyama Shrine, where tradition and tranquility await. Ascend the famous Skyline road to the 8th station observatory for breathtaking views of the Tsugaru Plain and the Sea of Japan. Savor a delicious local seafood lunch and end your journey at the iconic Tsurunomai Bridge, the longest wooden bridge in Japan, with Mt. Iwaki as its stunning backdrop.

Half-day walking tour mainly along the shinmachi street. First, we visit Nebuta Museum Warasse where you can learn local summer festival Aomori Nebuta festival. Then we walk to Aomori Fish and Vegetable market to enjoy "Nokke Don". (On Tuesdays close) You can make your own sefood bowl and enjoy while walking in the market with tickets you buy at the entrance counter of the market(2,000JPY). After that, you can enjoy souvenir shopping at a big triangle building ASPAM. At ASPAM, you can try Japanese Sake Tasting. You can find just baked apple pie. There is a fantastic 3-D theater you can learn Aomori sightseeing highlights.

Trace the 400-year history of Aomori, from its vibrant harbor to the sacred mountain springs that sustain it. Experience world-class seafood approved by discerning locals and rejuvenate with a "Petit-Toji" hot spring ritual in the heart of the Hakkoda Mountains. Highlights ・Nebuta Museum: Discover the resilient maritime spirit of Aomori’s 400-year-old port. ・Pro’s Market Lunch: Savor seasonal seafood selected by experts for the city's most demanding foodies. ・Hakkoda Wilderness: Journey to the northern Ou Mountains, the source of the region's pure water. ・Sukayu Onsen: A "Petit-Toji" (mini-healing) session in 300-year-old historic acidic springs. ・A-FACTORY: Curated shopping for local crafts where mountain meets sea. ・Professional Driver: Relax in a private taxi—your safety is our priority, handled by a dedicated local driver.

The most beautiful rice paddy art in Japan. In Inakadate village, from the Japanese castle-like building, you can enjoy viewing rice paddy art which started 31 years ago. There is another paddy art site about 10 minutes away by car. In this tour, you can visit two rice paddy art site. Near the second site, you can also visit roadside station Inakadate and buy souvenirs, vegetables and local fruits. There is a restaurant where you can enjoy lunch if you are hungry. Each year, we can enjoy different rice paddy arts at two sites. In addition, you can view a stone art from the tower of the second site. *** Attention **** If you are 4 guests, 3 of you should be packed in the back seat in my car (TOYOTA Prius.)

This value-packed trip with a government-licensed and English speaking tour guide is a fantastic and efficient way to explore Hachinohe city! Well-known for having some of the best seafood in Japan, this quaint destination is also a bustling area of activity due to its popular morning markets. Many prefer to spend the day by checking out the morning markets early on for great deals and delicious fare before heading off to many of the scenic destinations Hachinohe has to offer to relax, unwind, and enjoy the natural scenery that Japan is so famous for. Let us know what you would like to experience and we will customize a six-hour tour that's best for you! Note*1: Please select your must-see spots from a list in the tour information to create your customized itinerary.

This value-packed trip with a government-licensed and experienced English speaking tour guide is a fantastic and efficient way to explore Hachinohe city! Well-known for having some of the best seafood in Japan, this quaint destination is also a bustling area of activity due to its popular morning markets. Many prefer to spend the day by checking out the morning markets early on for great deals and delicious fare before heading off to many of the scenic destinations Hachinohe has to offer to relax, unwind, and enjoy the natural scenery that Japan is so famous for. Let us know what you would like to experience and we will customize a four-hour tour that's best for you! Note*1: Please select your must-see spots from a list in the tour information to create your customized itinerary.

Let's enjoy deep Tsugaru sight-seeing with Stove train ride. Stove train is operated through snow covered rice fields only from December to March. On the stove train, local attendants help us to know deep Tsugaru area, and they even cook dried squid on the stove (Squid is sold on the train) for you. It is also fun to dring Japanese sake with dried squid. At Goshogawara city, you can visit local summer festival museum called Tachineputa no Yakata(museum.) Tachineputa Museum:Gigantic floats are welcomming you at this museum.22 meters high. Please enjoy deep Tsugaru culture.

In Sannohe Town, you will talk with an apple farmer with over 90 years of history and a commitment to organic cultivation, and in Rokunohe Town, you will meet a producer who aims to practice local circular dairy farming with the motto "eating the scenery." Finally, in Tanesashi, Kita-Sanriku, you will experience the work of fishermen who do not put a strain on the environment. This is a tour to savor the special food and sake of southern Aomori Prefecture, talking with producers who are confronted with the nature and climate of each region, and enjoying sake that matches the ingredients accompanied by a sake brewer.

This private tour showcases three of Aomori’s most iconic cultural landmarks. Step back over 4,000 years at the Sannai-Maruyama Archaeological Site, a UNESCO World Heritage site where you can explore ancient Jomon village life. Discover Hirosaki Castle, home to Japan’s northernmost surviving castle tower, surrounded by gates, bridges, and seasonal beauty. At Showa Daibutsu in Seiryuji Temple, marvel at Japan’s largest seated bronze Buddha, an awe-inspiring figure set among peaceful gardens and a five-story pagoda. Along the way, enjoy fresh local seafood and regional specialties that highlight the flavors of northern Japan. Perfect for friends, couples, and families, this Aomori cultural heritage tour offers a memorable experience for both private travelers and groups. *We also welcome group bookings. Reservations for 16 to 38 participants are available, so please feel free to contact us.

This value-packed trip with a government-licensed and experienced English-speaking tour guide is a fantastic and efficient way to explore Hirosaki! Set in the shadow of the impressive Mt. Iwaki, the historic town of Hirosaki is said to be the cultural capital of the prefecture. Its semi-rural setting is complemented by beautiful parks and temples, while the various boutique fashion stores, one-room bars, and stylish cafes create an impression of hip culture. You can see 2 to 3 sites on your four-hour tour that's best for you! Please see our list of sites on itinerary/what to expect list to see what you can chose to visit. Please inform your guide post reservation of the sites you wish to see.