Aomori is located at the northernmost tip of Honshu, and its unique geography has nurtured a rich natural environment and distinctive culture. The harsh winters with beautiful snowy landscapes and the cool summers coexist, offering a variety of attractions throughout the year. The breathtaking views unique to the northernmost point, as well as Aomori’s fresh seafood, especially its renowned apples, continue to captivate many. Additionally, Aomori is home to traditional festivals and cultural heritage, including Tsugaru shamisen music and the famous Nebuta Matsuri, which showcase its deep history and traditions. Aomori, at the northernmost point of Honshu, continues to charm visitors with its grand nature and rich culture. 
- Aomori City
- Aomori city
- Hachinohe city
- Hirosaki city
Approximately 1.2 million
- Aomori Nebuta Festival
- Hirosaki Castle
- Lake Towada
- The Oirase Gorge
- The Shirakami Mountains
- The Japan Sea side is a heavy snowfall region and an apple-producing area.
- Tsugaru shamisen, traditional festivals, and nature-rich landscapes.
