Come to Akita in person and see the Akita dog in person🐕

Akita, located about 450 km north of Tokyo on the Sea of ​​Japan It is the sixth largest prefecture in Japan, with forests all over the territory and rich natural resources. The unique and excellent terroir has produced high-quality agricultural products, with rice production ranking first in the Tohoku region and sold well throughout Japan. In addition to the abundant agricultural products that make the locals proud, when talking about Akita, many people may also think of the cute-looking "Akita Dog". As the name suggests, the Akita Inu comes from Akita. It is a mountain hunting dog called "Akita Mataki" (pronounced: matagi) (winter hunter), which was bred with local dogs in the Akita area during the 16th century. It was originally provided as a reward for the purpose of boosting the morale of the samurai. Because they were originally distributed in the Odate area in northern Akita, they are called "Odate Dogs". I was lucky enough to meet a super cute Akita dog on the last morning of my trip to Akita. #GlobalTravel