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    Akita Inu Hall
    Akita

    Akita Inu Hall

    The museum on the $3text{rd}$ floor of the building features detailed materials on the history and ecology of the Akita dog. In front of the hall stands a bronze statue of Hachiko, the loyal dog born in Odate, named the "Hachiko Statue of Longing for Home." Furthermore, real Akita dogs are regularly present at the entrance and in the $1text{st}$ floor office.

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    Odate-Kosaka Railway Rail Bike
    Akita

    Odate-Kosaka Railway Rail Bike

    This spot allows you to ride a rail bike on the tracks of the former Kosaka Railway, surrounded by rich nature. It is a nationally rare facility featuring 11 types of rail bikes, including pedal-powered, electric-assisted, and trolley types, which can be enjoyed by both children and adults. The clattering sound and the vibrations transmitted to your body are just like a real train. The route also includes a thrilling iron bridge.

    • Akita
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    Gono Line Resort Shirakami
    Akita

    Gono Line Resort Shirakami

    The Resort Shirakami runs along the Gono Line, a $147.2text{km}$ route connecting Higashi-Noshiro Station (Noshiro City, Akita Prefecture) and Kawabe Station (Inakadate Village, Aomori Prefecture). The panoramic views of magnificent nature through the train windows, changing with the seasons, are spectacular, earning it nationwide popularity as a local line travelers definitely want to ride. Furthermore, events such as "Fureai Hanbai" (Interaction Sales) are held, where local residents board the train at station stops to directly offer crafts and specialties unique to the Gono Line area, along with live performances of Tsugaru Shamisen and demonstrations by Tsugaru dialect "Kataribe" (storytellers).

    • Akita
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    Noshiro Port
    Akita

    Noshiro Port

    The area around Noshiro Port in northern Akita Prefecture is a spot where visitors can enjoy a dynamic coastline and local culture.From the Hamanasu Observation Deck within the port green space, you can view the Sea of Japan, Japan's largest pine grove "Kaze no Matsubara," and the distant Shirakami Sanchi mountains. The "Hamanasu Gallery," featuring murals by citizens painted on the seawall, is also adjacent, allowing visitors to appreciate art amidst the sea breeze.Nearby is the Noshiro Energium Park, adjacent to the Noshiro Thermal Power Plant. It houses a tropical botanical garden utilizing waste heat and the Nebunagashi Kan (Nebunagashi...

    • Akita
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    Nibuna-Mizusawa Cedar Rare Population Protected Forest
    Akita

    Nibuna-Mizusawa Cedar Rare Population Protected Forest

    This is one of the few remaining primeval forests of natural Akita cedar (Akita Sugi) in Akita Prefecture. The "Kimimachi Sugi" (Kimimachi Cedar), said to be the tallest natural Akita cedar in Japan, stands $58text{ meters}$ tall, has a diameter of $164text{ centimeters}$, and an estimated age of $250text{ years}$.The Nibuna-Mizusawa Cedar Rare Population Protected Forest, home to this tallest natural Akita cedar, covers an area of about $18text{ hectares}$, has an average tree age of $250text{ years}$, and contains approximately $3,000$ natural Akita cedars. Giant trees with a diameter of about $1text{ meter}$ and a height of about $50text{...

    • Akita
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    Kimimachi-zaka
    Akita

    Kimimachi-zaka

    Kimimachi-zaka is a Prefectural Natural Park located in Futatsui Town, Noshiro City, in the northern part of Akita Prefecture. The cherry blossoms in spring and the autumn foliage are especially worth seeing, and the park is crowded with visitors during the season. Because a romantic episode involving the Meiji Emperor and Empress, who once visited this location, remains here, the area is also popular as a "power spot for love."

    • Akita
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    • Spring
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    Mt. Nanakura
    Akita

    Mt. Nanakura

    Mt. Nanakura is a mountain range consisting of seven consecutive peaks: Gongenkura, Eboshikura, Minokura, Sanbonsugikura, Shibakura, Ohkura, and Matsukura. You can enjoy a beautiful view of Mt. Nanakura from Kimimachi-zaka on the opposite bank across the Yoneshiro River.Natural Akita cedars, some over 300 years old, stand clustered within the mountain.Walking trails are well-maintained, allowing visitors to easily enjoy light hiking and strolling.

    • Akita
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    Kaze no Matsubara
    Akita

    Kaze no Matsubara

    This is one of Japan's largest windbreak and sand control forests, stretching along the coast of Noshiro City. Approximately $7$ million pine trees are planted across an area of $760text{ha}$, with an east-west width of $1text{km}$ and a total north-south length of $14text{km}$.Everyone will surely find comfort in the sight of the Japanese Black Pines (Kuromatsu) that are over 100 years old and have protected Noshiro City from sea winds and drifting sand, the sound of the wind sweeping through the pines, and the changing attire of the trees with the seasons. Inside the pine grove, you can also see...

    • Akita
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    Nagashiri Fūketsu
    Akita

    Nagashiri Fūketsu

    Nagashiri Fūketsu (Wind Cave) is located at the foot of Mt. Kunimi ($454text{m}$), releasing cold air at $0text{ to }5^circtext{C}$ even in midsummer. Consequently, at the surrounding elevations of $170text{ to }240text{m}$, plants typically found in subalpine zones around $1,000text{m}$ above sea level, such as Rosa davurica (Ōtakanebara) and cranberries (Koke momo), grow in clusters.Because cold air blows out from this wind cave area at the foot of the mountain, Fūketsu warehouses were constructed on parts of the slope from the end of the Meiji era to the Taisho era and were used as natural refrigerators. They primarily preserved Tsugaru...

    • Akita
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    Odate City
    Akita

    Odate City

    Odate City in Akita Prefecture is known as the birthplace of the Akita Dog (Akita Inu).Akita Inu no Sato (Akita Dog Village), located in front of JR Odate Station, serves as both a tourist exchange center and a museum, where visitors can learn deeply about the charm of the Akita dog, which is a natural monument. Odate is also famous as the hometown of Hachiko the loyal dog, and a bronze statue of Hachiko can be found in front of the station.Nature attractions include the Nagashiri Fūketsu (Wind Caves), which are surrounded by beautiful forests of Akita cedar trees over...

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    Unsho-ji Temple
    Akita

    Unsho-ji Temple

    When in full bloom, the hydrangeas completely dye the grounds blue, with the Sea of Oga stretching out beyond them.These hydrangeas, carefully cultivated over many years by the temple's vice chief priest, cover the temple grounds in a brilliant blue. Beyond the flowers, the deep blue sea peeks through, offering a sight unique to Oga.

    • Akita
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    Oga Aquarium GAO
    Akita

    Oga Aquarium GAO

    This aquarium stands in a superb location overlooking the Sea of Japan. The "Oga Sea Grand Tank" is truly spectacular.It exhibits 10,000 living creatures of 400 species, including polar bears, penguins, seals, and sea lions. They also offer year-round exhibits of Akita Prefecture's prefectural fish, the "Hatahata" (Sandfish), allowing visitors to carefully observe the ecology of species unique to Akita.

    • Akita
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    Namahage Sedo Festival
    Akita

    Namahage Sedo Festival

    Namahage SEDO festival is famous for local snow festival which can meet real NAMAHAGE. We held this festival on every February.

    • Akita
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    Namahage Taiko Drums
    Akita

    Namahage Taiko Drums

    Onga is a Japanese drumming (Wadaiko) group, formed primarily by local young people in Oga City, Akita Prefecture. They are based and perform at the Oga Onsen Koryu Kaikan Gofu (Community Hall).

    • Akita
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    Oga City
    Akita

    Oga City

    The Oga Peninsula in Akita Prefecture is a place of tradition and magnificent scenery. The "Oga no Namahage" culture, a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage, is the most famous, and you can experience its intensity at the Namahage Museum and the Oga Shinzan Folklore Museum.Cape Nyudo, the northernmost point of the peninsula, is a spectacular viewing spot with a beautiful contrast between the black and white lighthouse and the green lawn. Furthermore, Mt. Kanpu, which is entirely covered in grass, offers a magnificent 360-degree panorama. The Godzilla Rock is popular at sunset, and the Oga Aquarium GAO is also a favorite...

    • Akita
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    Natsuse Onsen Miyakowasure
    Akita

    Natsuse Onsen Miyakowasure

    This secluded hot spring has been cherished as a medicinal bath since the Edo Period. It is an inn surrounded by nature, offering a modern Japanese space that fuses Japanese and Western aesthetics.Every guest room features its own open-air bath, and there are separate bathing areas for men and women in a detached building, along with a mixed-gender open-air bath.

    • Akita
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    Kyukamura Nyuto Onsen
    Akita

    Kyukamura Nyuto Onsen

    A tranquil inn surrounded by a beautiful beech forest.Recently renovated, it is the most modern facility among the accommodations in Nyuto Onsen Village.

    • Akita
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    Ogama Onsen
    Akita

    Ogama Onsen

    This unique inn was created by relocating and renovating a wooden school building.Consequently, the interior of the building is imbued with a nostalgic atmosphere.During the summer season, an oke (wooden tub) foot bath is also available.

    • Akita
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    Magoroku Onsen
    Akita

    Magoroku Onsen

    This hot spring retains the rustic atmosphere of a traditional toji (therapeutic bathing) retreat and is known as the "Mountain's Medicinal Hot Water."The bathhouses are located separately from the main inn, situated down by the river. A large, women-only outdoor bath is available on the river side.

    • Akita
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    Ganiba Onsen
    Akita

    Ganiba Onsen

    It was named "Ganiba Onsen" (Crab Field Hot Spring) because many crabs inhabit the nearby stream.There is an open-air bath located about 50 meters away from the main building, nestled within the primeval forest, where you can enjoy the hot spring while feeling the changing seasons.

    • Akita
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    Kuroyu Onsen
    Akita

    Kuroyu Onsen

    The source of the hot spring is right next to the inn, allowing you to watch the water vigorously gush out.In addition to the open-air baths, the cascading utase-yu (waterfall massage bath) is highly recommended.

    • Akita
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    Tae no Yu Onsen
    Akita

    Tae no Yu Onsen

    The outdoor bath is superb, allowing you to listen to the beautiful babbling stream of the Sendatsu River flowing right by the eaves!Its detailed service and elegant atmosphere are particularly popular among female guests.

    • Akita
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    Tsuru no Yu Onsen
    Akita

    Tsuru no Yu Onsen

    This is the most historic hot spring in Nyuto Onsen Village, boasting an honorable legacy as a therapeutic bathing retreat for the feudal lord of the Akita Clan.The Honjin, a long, thatched-roof building that once housed the guarding samurai, remains preserved to this day.

    • Akita
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    Nyuto Onsen Village
    Akita

    Nyuto Onsen Village

    Nyuto Onsen Village is a hot spring retreat in Semboku City, Akita Prefecture, with a history spanning over 350 years. This village is nestled at the foot of Mt. Nyuto, within the Towada-Hachimantai National Park, which straddles Akita, Iwate, and Aomori prefectures. Seven secluded inns are scattered throughout the area, seemingly protected by the primeval beech forest. A unique feature of this hot spring village, rarely seen nationwide, is that it possesses over 10 different types of natural spring sources, with each inn having its own unique source.

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