You can find lots of great English-language maps and resources in the Aomori Prefecture Tourism Center in the distinctive ASPAM building (the pyramid shape symbolizes the “A” in Aomori). Aomori Bay Bridge is a striking addition to the city’s skyline, along with A-Factory, which includes a cidre (European-style alcoholic cider) factory, market, and several restaurants serving super-fresh local seafood and other specialties. Compared to the rest of Japan, Tohoku tourism is relatively low, making it a great place to escape the crowds and explore off the beaten path.įamous for its colorful, larger-than-life Nebuta festival every August 2 – 7, in which giant illuminated paper floats are paraded through the streets to the chanting of “rasera, rasera!,” Aomori City offers visitors several attractions within convenient walking distance of Aomori Station. The northeastern coast (particularly Hachinohe) sustained damage in the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake, but today Aomori is ready to welcome tourists from around the globe. Major cities include Aomori City (the capital), Hachinohe, Hirosaki, Misawa, Towada and Tsugaru.
A land of dramatic coastlines, dense forests, and a high percentage of national parks, it also boasts a unique culture, dialect (Tsugaru-ben), and many charms to offer visitors. Aomori is the northernmost prefecture on Honshu Island.
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