2025 Akita Prefecture Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

🌺🌺 Remember the sweet peas Chihiro carried on the way out with her parents in the Studio Ghibli film *Spirited Away*? Warm and natural. When Chihiro cried sadly, Haku crouched in a field full of azaleas in the Japanese countryside to comfort her. These everyday flowers in Japan bring people closer to nature and allow them to heal in nature.🌺🌺 🌈🌈🌈🌈Great places to explore Japanese flowers 📍Ibaraki Prefecture/Hitachi Seaside Park—Nemophila Approximately 4.2 hectares of Miharashi Hill is covered with about 5.3 million delicate blue nemophila flowers, which look even more brilliant against the azure sky. Strolling through it is like walking on a vibrant blue carpet. 📍Yamanashi Prefecture/Fuji Motosuko Resort—Shibazakura Held annually from mid-April to late May, the "Fuji Shibazakura Festival" is the largest shibazakura spectacle in the Tokyo metropolitan area. The bright shibazakura "carpet" frames the snow-capped Mount Fuji, providing a truly moving experience. 📍Hiroshima Prefecture/Senkoji Park—Wisteria Senkoji Park's cherry blossoms are selected as one of the "100 Best Cherry Blossom Viewing Spots in Japan," but the wisteria here is also a breathtaking sight. The wisteria hangs like a purple waterfall, swaying in the wind. 📍Saga Prefecture/Daikozenji Temple—Azaleas Daikozenji Temple, home to numerous cultural heritage sites, is also known as the "Azalea Temple" for its colorful azalea blossoms. About 50,000 azaleas bloom from mid-April to early May, filling visitors with joy and wonder. 📍Akita Prefecture/Unchoji Temple—Hydrangeas Ranked first on the list of Japanese scenic spots as a "must-see destination in a lifetime." During the blooming season, the entire temple is transformed into a blue ocean, complementing the beautiful seascape of the nearby Oga Peninsula, creating a breathtaking view.

Embark on a unique adventure at Tsurunoyu and Kaniyu Onsen, two hidden gems in the Nyuto Onsen area. To reach these secluded hot springs, purchase the Nyuto Onsen Tour Pass, available at local inns, and take the tour bus that conveniently drops you off at these locations. During our visit, we chose Tsurunoyu and Kaniyu Onsen for their enchanting mixed-gender baths surrounded by a snowy forest landscape. Upon arrival, we found the place empty, allowing us to capture some beautiful photos. However, as more visitors arrived, photography became impossible. Remember to bring a large towel for changing, as the dressing area is only shielded by a curtain. Embrace the experience with confidence, and remember, if you don't feel awkward, neither will others. We even encountered a fellow bather from Tsurunoyu again at Kaniyu Onsen, highlighting the friendly atmosphere. Overall, this was an extraordinary and highly recommended experience. #HotSpring #JapaneseOnsen #TravelTips

Oga Unosaki Coast, known as Akita's Uyuni! For some reason, as soon as I hear the name of the place, I forget it, so Akita's Uyuni is easy to remember. To be honest, it's not easy to get to Akita. Transportation costs are high, there are few means of transportation, and it takes time to travel from other prefectures. To get to Akita's Uyuni, you can first take the train from Akita Station to Oga Station, the last train. The train was a new model and was stylish. The problem is from Oga Station, but you can take a taxi there (the easiest way), or you can take a bus. (There are very few buses, so check the timetable), or if you're confident in your stamina, I recommend walking. It's about 12 kilometers round trip, so I walked there. The countryside of Akita, the beautiful sea, the old shops, the blue sky, of course it was hard, but I don't regret walking there now! Even though it was a Sunday when I went, there were only four tourists, a family, and two elderly couples. The weather was too clear, so I felt that the scenery was a little different from what I saw on the internet. #Akita #Oga Peninsula #Uyuni in Akita #Walking trip #Oga Unosaki Coast

#springitinerary Tazawa Lake is that quiet, underrated gem that totally sneaks up on you. It’s Japan’s deepest lake, but in spring, it’s all about calm blue waters, soft mountain views, and cherry blossoms popping up around the edges. The air’s crisp, the crowds are light, and the whole place just feels peaceful. You’ve got this epic statue of Tatsuko (local legend vibes), and the reflections on the lake? Insane. Like, no filter needed. If you’re into walks, bike rides, or just straight-up relaxing by the water with snacks and a view, this is the spot. It’s not super flashy, but that’s the point. Spring here is about slowing down, soaking in the scenery, and maybe catching some sakura petals floating on the lake like a scene from a chill anime. Pack a bento, bring a hoodie, and enjoy the mellowest spring getaway ever.

#cherryblossom25 Kakunodate Bukeyashiki Dōri is like walking into a time machine where samurai houses meet dreamy pink petals. This street is famous for its super well-preserved old samurai mansions, but during cherry blossom season? Whole other level. The blossoms line the road like something out of a historical drama, and the mix of wooden gates, old stone walls, and fluttering petals is straight-up cinematic. It’s not packed like some of the bigger cherry blossom spots, which is honestly a win. You can actually breathe and take it all in without being shoulder-to-shoulder with 300 people and 1,000 cameras. If you’re into aesthetics, this place is an easy 11/10. The petals falling over the black fences? Insta gold. Plus, there’s a river nearby with even more blossoms if you wanna extend the chill vibes. Peaceful, pretty, and low-key magical. Don’t sleep on this one.

This is Kakunodate Samurai Residence Street in Senboku City, Akita. There are many historical buildings in the area. The retro townscape is well-balanced with modern cleanliness, making it perfect for sightseeing. Most of the stores and buildings are closed in the evening. Unfortunately, I couldn't enter any of them, so I just enjoyed the townscape, but I was able to take a lot of nice photos 😊 I think the cherry blossoms and fresh greenery in spring and the autumn leaves in autumn will be beautiful. Since I was there, I had some kiritanpo. It was hot and freshly baked and delicious 😋 #EnjoyJapan#Akita #KakunodateSamurai Residence Street

Kurayoshi Kakunodate Main Branch Sweets Sabo is a Japanese confectionery shop located on Buke Yashiki Street in Akita Prefecture. I visited during Golden Week. I happened to be passing by, and couldn't help but go in because it was a clean and stylish shop. I spotted some delicious-looking daifuku and bought one. I really wanted to try the one with a whole chestnut inside, but it was too expensive at 1,000 yen each, so I went for the regular chestnut daifuku. It seems that the daifuku only lasts for one day. I had it as a dessert on the Shinkansen on the way back the next day. The refined red bean paste was not too sweet and was delicious. It seems that they also sell dorayaki and other long-lasting sweets. Thank you for the meal 😋 Business hours: 9:00-17:00 (from Google Maps) Address: 38-25 Kobitomachi, Kakunodate-machi, Senboku-shi, Akita Prefecture, 014-0324 #EnjoyJapan #Akita #KakunodateBukeyashikiDori #JapaneseSweets

This is the statue of Tatsuko in Lake Tazawa, Akita Prefecture. I visited during Golden Week. It's a spot that represents Lake Tazawa. It's a historic bronze statue built in 1968. (You can also see live camera footage from the Senboku City website.) It was the most crowded place around Lake Tazawa. (But it was still pretty empty!) You can also walk a little and go to Kansa Shrine. There are also goshuin stamps here. It looks like it's floating on the lake, which is mysterious. I was able to enjoy the cherry blossoms just before the time came. They also sell fish food🐟 (I didn't see them, but they seem to be in the lake. They don't seem to eat anything when they're being fed a lot. I gave up after hearing that story.) You can use the parking lot of the souvenir shop Saito Shoten across the street. It costs 200 yen just to park, but they will exchange it for a 200 yen voucher that can be used at the shop. I bought some souvenirs while I was there. 〒014-0511 Nishiki-cho, Saimyoji, Katajiri, Senboku-shi, Akita Prefecture #Enjoy Japan#Tatsuko Elephant #Kansa Shrine

This is Gozaishi Shrine in Akita Prefecture. I visited during Golden Week. You can take wonderful photos of the torii gate and Lake Tazawa, with their contrast of red and blue. The shrine is open and they have goshuin stamps and fortune slips. There is also a large, beautiful tree at the entrance. A little further on, there is also a hometown monument. It's a spot with lots of things to see. There is also a parking lot. (I didn't like the many insects flying around that are unique to the lake😭) 1, Ainaigata, Hinokinai, Nishiki-cho, Senboku-shi, Akita Prefecture, 014-0602 #EnjoyJapan#Akita #Shrine #GozaishiShrine

This is Lake Tazawa in Akita Prefecture. I went a little further and visited this area during my Golden Week trip to Iwate. It seems that you can swim in this area in the summer. The sparkling white sand with slightly larger grains was beautiful. It was cold so I couldn't even touch the water, but it seems to be colder than the sea even in summer. The wind was strong that day, so the lake surface was moving like waves. I was able to take wonderful photos of the blue sky, clear water, and sparkling white beach 🎵. Swan boats were also open. 〒014-1204 Tazawa Lake, Semboku City, Akita Prefecture #EnjoyJapan#LakeTazawa #Akita

#cherryblossom25 Ladies! Get ready for the ultimate cherry blossom guide for 2025! Here are the top 3 weeping cherry blossom locations in Japan, guaranteed to blow your mind. These places are practically unknown to 99% of people, and they're so beautiful they'll make you want to cry. Picture-worthy spots are all here — let’s go! 1. Fukushima - Kitakata | Weeping Cherry Blossom Tree Tunnel Location: Kitakata City, Fukushima Prefecture Must-See Highlights: 3km Cherry Blossom Tunnel: 1,000 weeping cherry trees create a pink canopy; every shot looks like it's straight out of a Japanese drama. Steam Train × Cherry Blossom: Experience the vintage SL (steam locomotive) train as it weaves through the cherry blossoms, creating the ultimate nostalgic vibe. Future Plans: The "Sakura Project" started in 2013 will extend the cherry blossom tunnel to 8.5 kilometers, making it the longest in Japan. Cherry Blossom Festival: April 4 - April 23, 2025 Night Cherry Blossoms: Limited-time cherry blossom illuminations from April 11 - April 20, 2025. A magical "cherry blossom galaxy" surrounding the steam train exhibition! Transportation: JR Ban’etsu West Line, get off at Kitakata Station, then walk 1.5km. Must-Eat: The famous Kitakata Ramen, a must-try for ramen lovers! Their soy-sauce based ramen with thick char siu (roast pork) slices is legendary. 2. Akita - Kakunodate | Samurai’s Cherry Blossom Waterfall Location: Kakunodate, Akita Prefecture Must-See Highlights: 162 National Treasure-Grade Weeping Cherry Trees: The branches of these trees create a pink waterfall, covering the traditional black samurai residences. Recognized as a natural monument in Japan. 2km Cherry Blossom Epic: The Hinokinai River banks are lined with 400 Somei Yoshino cherry trees, planted in 1934 to celebrate the Emperor’s birthday, now part of Japan's "Top 100 Cherry Blossom Sites." Double the Beauty: Enjoy both the weeping cherry blossoms at the samurai district and the cherry blossom tunnel along the riverbanks. Two stunning sights in one place! Blooming Prediction: Around April 17, 2025 (track updates from Kakunodate Tourism Association). #travel

県民の森 Beautiful place in autumn Breathtaking view! U can walk to the back to take pictures of the surroundings and a waterfall! #kakunodate #akita

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There are various photo spots around Akita Station. The large faces of Namahage, face-in panels, Akita dogs, and more are on display. There are also many commercial facilities, restaurants, and accommodation facilities, making this a convenient area for tourists and business travelers. It is also used as an access point to Akita City's major tourist spots. Akita Station is served by the following lines: 👹Akita Shinkansen: A high-speed railway that connects Tokyo and Akita, making it convenient for business and tourist travel. 👹Ou Main Line: Provides access to Aomori and Yamagata. 👹Uetsu Main Line: A line to Niigata, where you can enjoy beautiful scenery along the Sea of ​​Japan coast. 👹Oga Line: Provides access to the Oga Peninsula, making it a good sightseeing spot. When you visit Akita Station, be sure to enjoy the facilities within the station and the attractions of the surrounding area. #0 yen trip January 2025

⋈ ･････････････････････････ ⋈⁡ ⁡ ⁡ [Moriyoshiyama Ani Ski Resort]⁡⁡⁡⁡⁡⁡⁡⁡⁡⁡⁡ ⁡ As one of the three major frost-covered mountains in Japan, even non-skiers can enjoy the snowy scenery❄⁡ It has a simple course and is easy to ski on, so it's recommended for beginners🏂⁡ ⁡ ⁡ Address: 79-5 Kaginotaki, Ani, Kitaakita City, Akita Prefecture⁡ Telephone number: 0186-82-3311⁡⁡ Opening hours:⁡08:45-16:00⁡⁡ Parking: Free⁡ ⁡⁡⁡Lift ticket: 4,500 yen per day, round-trip gondola tickets available⁡ ⁡ ⋈ ･････････････････････････ ⋈⁡ ⁡ ⁡ [Domajin Kakunodate Branch]⁡⁡ ⁡ ⁡⁡ The interior of the store, which was renovated from an old storehouse, has a wonderful atmosphere that makes you feel like you've traveled back in time❣️⁡ The fatty grilled marinated mackerel is so delicious that you must try it💯⁡ ⁡ ⁡ Address: 30 Shimonakamachi, Kakunodate-machi, Senboku-shi, Akita Prefecture⁡ ⁡Telephone number: 0187-52-1703⁡⁡ ⁡Business hours: ⁡ 11:00-15:00⁡ 17:00-22:00 etc.⁡ ⁡Closed: Third Tuesday⁡⁡ Parking: Available⁡⁡ ⁡⁡ ⋈ ･････････････････････････ ⋈⁡ ⁡ ⁡ [Kakunodate Onsen]⁡⁡ ⁡ ⁡ The cat on the mascot's mascot is so cute it's soothing😍⁡ A hot spring with a relaxing atmosphere that makes you want to spend time relaxing♨⁡ ⁡ ⁡ Address: 28 Shimonakamachi, Kakunodate-machi, Senboku-shi, Akita Prefecture⁡ Phone number: 0187-52-2222⁡⁡ Business hours:⁡07:00-22:00 etc.⁡ Parking: Available⁡⁡ ⁡ ⁡⋈ ･････････････････････････ ⋈⁡ ⁡ ⁡ [Anigawa Ayukko Onsen]⁡⁡ ⁡ ⁡ A hot spring loved by locals where you can buy sweetfish simmered in soy sauce and even stay overnight♨⁡ The relaxing atmosphere will soothe your travel fatigue🍀⁡ ⁡ ⁡ Address: 28 Shimonakamachi, Kakunodate-machi, Senboku-shi, Akita Prefecture⁡ Phone number: 0187-52-2222⁡⁡ Business hours:⁡07:00-22:00 etc.⁡ Parking: Available⁡⁡ ⁡ ⋈ ･････････････････････････ ⋈⁡ ⁡ ⁡ All four are recommended,⁡ so please go and check them out🎵⁡ #tripdomestictravel #akitatourism #akitatrip #snowboarding #snowscenery

Finally, we arrived at the most important stop of this onsen trip, Akita's Nyuto Onsen Village. The entire itinerary was planned around this location because the hotels here are incredibly difficult to book. Luckily, a room at Kaniyu Onsen Hotel became available in early January, and I quickly reserved it, connecting the other destinations around it. Due to the suspension of the Shirakami train at the end of January and early February, transportation became more challenging, forcing us to backtrack a few times. We took the Akita Shinkansen from Akita to Tazawako Station, where the information was clear. From bus stop 1, we boarded the Ugo Kotsu bus to Nyuto Onsen, arriving at the final stop after about 40 minutes. We checked into Kaniyu Onsen Hotel, a standard onsen hotel with some history. After checking in, we headed straight to the outdoor mixed-gender onsen, walking through snow-covered woods over a meter thick to reach the secluded forest onsen. The atmosphere was incredible, and we were lucky to have it to ourselves. The warm spring water enveloped us as we listened to the rustling of the wind through the trees, creating an unreal feeling. After enjoying the outdoor secret bath, returning to the indoor baths felt lackluster; the outdoor experience was the highlight. One downside was the food, which was quite poor. Dinner consisted of a small piece of mentaiko fish as the only meat, with the rest being side dishes. Thankfully, I brought fermented tofu to eat with rice to barely fill up. The next day, I got up early, bought a hot spring tour pass, and took the hot spring tour bus to Tsurunoyu. Here, I enjoyed the milky outdoor mixed-gender secret bath. Tsurunoyu has a historical feel, with all black wooden rooms, and you can enter without buying a day pass as no one checks. There were many bathers today, and even a sudden heavy snowfall didn't deter anyone, making it impossible to take photos. The other two indoor black and white baths were just average. After checking off Tsurunoyu, I took the hot spring tour bus to Nyuto Onsen. Nyuto Onsen mainly features a pool facing a waterfall, but it's small and crowded with too many people. Having visited the main onsens, I felt exhausted. Since the hot spring tour pass is valid for a year, I plan to return during the romantic autumn foliage to visit the remaining ones. With two days left on the Tohoku pass, the next stop is Aomori. #JapanTravel #Onsen #Akita

#火火fest#100 ways to travel Japan 🇯🇵 You must not miss the Omagari Fireworks Festival held in Akita Prefecture at the end of summer every year. Not only does it have a stunning fireworks display, it also allows people to appreciate the unique charm of Japan’s traditional firework culture. Japan Omagari Fireworks Festival Time and place: Date: August 31 Location: Omonogawa River, Senba-cho, Daisen City, Akita Prefecture (Omagari Fireworks Park) 🔆Night Fireworks Show: The night firework show is the highlight of the entire conference. The sky is illuminated by colorful fireworks. The most anticipated one is the screening of "No. 10 Ball", which can reach a diameter of 300 meters. When it explodes, the entire sky seems to be completely ignited. The shocking visual impact is unforgettable. 🔆Theme Fireworks and Musical Fireworks: There is a specific theme fireworks show every year. With the dynamic rhythm and melody, the fireworks seem to be alive, and the atmosphere of the scene is pushed to the climax. 🔆Fireworks Competition and the Skills of Pyrotechnicians: The Daqu Fireworks Festival brings together Japan’s top pyrotechnicians. They use their works to show the audience the infinite charm of fireworks. The competition of creativity and skills is a feast for the eyes. In addition to fireworks, Akita Prefecture also has surrounding attractions such as hot spring resorts and quaint rural scenery, making the journey full of romance and culture. 🌟

Visiting Kakunodate in Akita Prefecture, one might be struck by the illusion of stepping back in time. The streets, still perfectly preserving the samurai residences of the past, are adorned with the weeping cherry blossoms of Kakunodate, which bloom from the black walls and paint the town in a beautiful shade of pink. It is recommended to dress in a kimono, take a rickshaw ride to enjoy the cherry blossoms, and fully immerse oneself in the charming atmosphere of Kakunodate as the rickshaw gently sways. Moreover, the Hinokinaigawa embankment near the samurai residences is a famous spot for viewing Somei Yoshino cherry blossoms. The joy of flower viewing is to eat a Hanami bento under the fully bloomed cherry trees. Address: Kakunodate Town, Semboku City, Akita Prefecture Transportation: Take the Akita Shinkansen from Sendai Station and get off at 'JR Kakunodate Station', then it's a 20-minute walk.

💫Jaganosaki Kawahara 📍Japan · Snake no Saki Kawahara - Yokote City, Akita Prefecture The Yokote Snow House Festival has a history of over 450 years. Mini Snow House Every little house is like a lantern Protecting the lights inside from going out - Local children spontaneously organized into a lantern-lighting team Busy in the snowy night Rekindle the extinguished lights At night, the twinkling lights A river beside a snowy sky Warm, romantic and super dreamy 📷Some pictures are from ins -

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#JapanTravel #Japan #TohokuTravel #AkitaPrefecture #Oga #Namahage #JapaneseTraditionalFestival Let's go to Akita Prefecture in the Tohoku region of Japan!!! Akita Prefecture is not well known, but it is a rice-growing area in Japan and the Akita dog, a representative dog breed of Japan, is famous (although it has been pushed out by the Shiba Inu these days) Because it is a rice-growing area, rice is famous and because of that, sake is also famous! And I went to Oga City in Akita Prefecture. Oga City is the innermost city in Akita Prefecture. Every winter, the Namahage Sedo Festival is held to welcome the New Year. Namahage is a Japanese yokai that is said to punish evil people. It is a ritual to defeat bad luck to celebrate the start of the New Year. If you go to Oga City every January, you can participate in the festival, so let's visit.

April 29, 2019 Location: Hinoki Uchikawa Sakura Tree Flowering status: Cherry blossoms in full bloom Crowd: Fairly normal Temperature: Sunny and nice weather, 4 degrees to 21 degrees 13:00-14:30 After filming for a while, the visuals became numb and it was time to leave! Today's itinerary: Kakunodate Samurai Residence + Kojoyama Park + Hinokinai River Bank: 07:58~08:45 (Bus No. 95, 2 stations, 2320 yen), luggage locker 400 yen, 15 minutes walk from Kakunodate Station Akita Senshu Park: Originally booked 12:18~13:02 (9th, 2nd stop, 2500 yen), but I went to Kakunodate to play until 2:30, so I had to change to 15:25. This is where the JR pass comes in handy. It is a 10-minute walk from Akita Station. Accommodation Toyoko Inn Akita Shinkansen-guchi Today's photo path: https://photos.app.goo.gl/xw1jm1fLPPLszpQe6 # Sakura Frontline

Here is Akita - "Sleepless City of Sky" on Double Seventh Festival in Noshiro. This is an emerging fiesta, but the convention to celebrate the double seventh has been developed since ancient times. Each "Sleepless City of Sky" centers on lanterns of these two castles, with numerous small lanterns and dance performance of non-governmental organizations. These activities also make each summer so wonderful and bustling.

[Summer unique experience - "Snow Cave Festival"] hand snow cave festival, has a tradition of more than 400 years. Very famous in Japan, it is a winter special snow festival in the Northeast. Although it came to Yokohama in the summer, I experienced the real scene of the winter snow cave in the snow cave room of the Snow Cave Museum in Yokote City Exchange Center. The water god is worshipped in the snow cave, because the horizontal hand is a basin, and it is hard to rain in summer, so I hope that the water god will bless and the rain will be abundant next year. This has been kept at minus 17 degrees, and you can feel it here all year round. Must come to play a card in winter, only held on February 15 and 16 each year. The specialty shops here can buy delicious pickled radish and delicious red grape juice. There is also a special dessert shop next to the Yokote City Exchange Center. Its fun, their desserts are based on bugs and theyre made to life.

The Tazawa Lake in Akita Prefecture is the deepest lake in Japan, with a water depth of more than 400 meters. The symbol here is a bronze-painted gold-painted statue of Chen Zi, from the legend of Chen Zi Ji. It seems to be a cloudy day, but I think it should be like this. There is also a small driftwood shrine on the lakeside. You can take a boat trip around the lake, or take a bike for two or three hours around the lake. At the Tazawa Lake, I ate the rice bowl Udon noodles and the gossip pork shabu-shabu in Akita Prefecture. Put the vegetables in the pan, then the pork can be eaten for a few seconds. Udon noodles are soft and smooth, like ~~

I came to the corner hall in the middle of Akita Prefecture, as if I had passed back to the Edo era. The towns that began construction in 1620 have Nakamachi (Wujia Mansion) and Outer Town (Businessmen Street), and have remained intact for nearly four hundred years. It is also known as "the small Kyoto of the Austrian Olympics". In fact, there are more than 30 small Kyotos in Japan. Perhaps the visitors are scattered around the five o'clock, and the shops outside are also closed, especially clean. The Wujiaguan Guanqing Liujia is also the historical village of Jiaoguan. There are main houses, arsenals, local pavilions and appliance halls in the courtyard. All the buildings and exhibits are used by the Qingliu family. The main entrance (Pharmacist Gate) was built in 1860, and the thatched roofed house was still the actual residence of the Qingliu family until 1985. Address: Kanamachi, Sakaecho, Sakae-shi, Akita Prefecture

Tazawako is a famous sightseeing spot in Akita, Japan. It is located in Semboku City, Akita Prefecture, northeastern Japan. It is the deepest lake in Japan and is 249 meters above sea level. Interesting is the water surface of Tazawa Lake. As the light and angle change, the lake will change from emerald to dark blue. If you don't see it with your own eyes, it's hard to believe that there is such a clear and clear blue lake in the world. The scenery in front of you is really like the tourist postcards that are a little exaggerated. The edge of the shoal of Tazawa Lake is erected with a golden "Chenzi", which is said to be made to commemorate a girl named "Chen Zi". In order to get the beauty that never fades, the child turns into a dragon year. Guarding the Tazawa Lake. The mountains of Tazawa Lake are beautiful in shape and have different colors throughout the year. The bronze statue of this girl who guards the Tazawa Lake all the year round is a symbol of Tazawa Lake. When you arrive, remember to take pictures and take pictures.

Akita not only has mountains and water, but also one of the most popular hot spring towns in Japan. From the spring water flowing from the middle of the nipple mountain in the north of the Tazawako Plateau, seven hot springs are formed, scattered scattered in the mountains. Each source has a hot spring hotel, which is Hezhitang, Miao Naitang, Black Hot Spring, and crab. Hot Springs, Sunliu Hot Springs, Daxie Hot Springs and Niantou Hot Springs Resort Village, this is the famous Nipiao Hot Spring Township (although the name is a bit awkward). Although Miao Nai Tang is a traditional Japanese hot spring hotel, the details are blended with the western style and very chic. Miao Naitang won the first place in the 7th Hot Spring Awards held by BIGLOBE on the Japanese hot spring website. This hot spring award was voted by tourists, which shows that Miao Nai Tang has a very good reputation. The rooms are traditional and small, small and exquisite, and very homey. The room is served with Japanese tea and snacks. The most distinctive feature is the unique "nipple hoe" in the nipple hot spring village~~ So don't put it on the chest to take pictures, hahaha~~ and the general ryokan in modern style Unlike the room, the room of Miao Nai Tang gives a sense of simplicity and elegance. The dinner menu is very rich, from pre-dinner, appetizers to main dishes, pots, and post-meal fruits. All the dishes are carefully designed by the chef of Miao Nai Tang. The ingredients are comprehensive and used. The seasonal products of Akita are very fresh. I have to say that Akita is indeed a unique land of fish and rice!