Top Aomori Bus Tours - page 2

In this tour, we visit 2 of 17 Jomon pre-historic sites near Aomori city.(Listed on UNESCO world cultural heritage sites). In each site, you can see around the excavated sites and artifact museums. You can touch and feel the spirit of Jomon period. Transportation: Included 1.Komakino Site Original stone circle made in Jomon period. Found by local high school students. The unique stone line is famous nation wide as Komakino style stone arrangement. Excavated artifacts are seen at a museum named Jomon-no Manabiya Komakinokan. 2.Sannai Maruyama site This site is considered to be one of the biggest Jomon villages more than 500 people were living. huntings and gatherings people, but some proofs of domestication such as chenut trees. The symbol of Sannai maruyama site is a huge restored tower consists of 6 big chesnut tree logs. *** Attention **** If you are 4 guests, 3 of you should be packed in the back seat in my car (TOYOTA Prius.)

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.

This tour combines Aomori’s most iconic highlights into a seamless one-day journey. Unlike standard sightseeing, you’ll experience Lake Towada not only from its lakeside town of Yasumiya but also on a cruise to Nenokuchi, the scenic gateway to Oirase Gorge. Traveling by private car allows you to cross Jogakura Bridge, Japan’s longest arch bridge, where breathtaking views unfold in every season. The adventure concludes with a ride on the Hakkoda Ropeway, soaring above vast forests and volcanic peaks. With curated stops and a focus on variety—lake, river, bridge, and mountain—this tour offers a truly balanced taste of Northern Japan’s natural beauty.