Top Aomori Prefecture Seasonal & Special Occasions

Discover Aomori’s vibrant nightlife with a local guide who will take you to hidden "izakaya" and bars around Aomori Station—places only locals know and tourists rarely find. Skip the hassle of searching and planning; your guide will recommend the best local food and drinks and handle all the ordering for you. Experience the best of Aomori in an intimate setting. This is a small-group walking tour, ensuring a cozy and authentic atmosphere as we visit local gems together. At each of the three unique venues, you’ll enjoy your choice of drinks and sample local dishes carefully selected by your guide. Connect with friendly locals and experience the authentic flavors and atmosphere of Aomori’s night scene. This 3-hour walking tour covers approximately 2 kilometers. (Min. 2 / Max. 4 participants recommended)

Explore Aomori's vibrant nightlife and culinary scene on this guided food and bar hopping tour. Starting in the lively Shinmachi area near Aomori Station, the evening is tailored to your tastes, allowing you to dive into the local flavors that define this city's after-dark experience. Enjoy a food and drink allowance at each stop, totaling 3,000 yen, while sampling fresh seafood and regional dishes at charming eateries and bars that showcase Aomori's unique culture. With a knowledgeable guide, discover hidden gems and enjoy a cultural experience that connects you with the city's heart and soul. - Enjoy a guided food and bar hopping tour in Aomori's Shinmachi area - Receive 1,500 yen food and drink allowance per stop, totaling 3,000 yen - Sample local seafood and regional dishes at various eateries and bars - Gain insights into Aomori's culture and cuisine through your guide's stories

Visit one of Japan’s leading sakura (cherry blossom) viewing sites on a private full-day tour from Hirosaki. Designed for nature lovers visiting during springtime, this tour covers Hirosaki Park, filled with more than 2,600 cherry trees. Stroll around the natural expanse, posing for photos and admiring shrines, temples, and  different species of cherry tree. Hotel pickup is included.

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.

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

Experience the vibrant beauty of Aomori in autumn on this one-day tour. Stroll through the fiery red maples of Nakano Momiji Mountain, enjoy a delicious local lunch, and immerse yourself in the natural wonders of Oirase Gorge, known for its crystal-clear streams and colorful foliage. End the day with the magical evening illumination of Hirosaki Castle’s autumn leaves. With comfortable transportation, a well-paced itinerary, and seasonal highlights, this tour offers the best of Aomori’s fall charm - all in one unforgettable day.

Delve into the artistry of sake at Hato Masamune, where tradition and craftsmanship intertwine. This exclusive tour offers a unique insight into the sake-making philosophy, emphasizing the importance of rice, water, and the dedication of brewers. Depending on your visit time, witness various stages of production, including the captivating moment when steamed rice is lifted from the kettle. Engage in hands-on experiences and savor a tasting session featuring different varieties of Hato Masamune sake, guided by knowledgeable staff who will highlight the nuances of each style. Perfect for both seasoned enthusiasts and newcomers alike, this tour promises a memorable and enriching experience. - Exclusive tour tailored to the season and brewing stage - Hands-on experiences and opportunities to observe production - Tasting session with various Hato Masamune sake varieties - Ideal for both sake aficionados and first-time drinkers

The Oirase Gorge is a popular resort in the Northern Japan, offering some of Japan's most spectacular mountain scenery. With one of the most famous hiking paths in all Japan, we set foot there on our quest for traditional Japan. The gorge is marked by interesting rock formations on both sides while the river has icy rapids and a series of 14 plunging waterfalls along the way. If there’s only one thing you do in Aomori, do this. It really is a nature lovers paradise. It is about 2.5 kilometres (1.8 miles) long and has only gentle elevation changes which takes around 2-4 hours to easy walk at a leisurely pace. Let us know what you would like to experience and we will customize a four-hours tour that's best for you! Note*1: National Government Licensed Guide Interpreter certification is issued by the Japanese government requires a good knowledge and understanding of Japanese culture and history.

In this tour, we visit 2 of 17 Jomon pre-historic sites near Aomori city.(Listed on UNESCO world cultural heritage sites). 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 **** This tour is up to 3 adults, but If you are 4 guests including a child under 10 years old, it is ok. 3 of you should be packed in the back seat in my small car.

Imagine sitting at an intimate sushi counter, open exclusively for your private party during hours usually closed to the public. Located in the Tohoku region of Northern Japan, Aomori City sits where four seas—the Pacific, Sea of Japan, Tsugaru Strait, and Mutsu Bay—converge. This rare setting fostered a local palate so discerning it forged masters of extraordinary craft. Specially opened for you at lunchtime, this private experience features an Omakase course of the highest quality. While celebrating Aomori’s local bounty, the chef meticulously selects the finest ingredients from across Japan and the world on any given day to ensure a world-class experience. This is the pinnacle of Japanese hospitality. More than a meal, this is a cultural journey. Your dedicated Cultural Interpreter will be by your side, not merely translating, but unlocking the philosophy, craft, and living story behind every piece. This is Aomori. This is the soul of Tohoku—Japan at its most authentic.

Experience rice farming in Aomori with a local farmer. Learn about the history and significance of rice farming in the region, and enjoy a picnic with onigiri made from local rice.