Travel to Tohoku

Discover the secrets of northern Japan

Japan's Tohoku region encompasses six prefectures and promises a spectacular journey for those venturing north to unlock its secrets: including the nebuta festivals of Aomori, the coastal beauty of Miyagi, and the traditional culture of Fukushima.

Aomori

Visit the northernmost tip of Honshu

Aomori

Aomori Top 10

Experience the oceans like never before

Aomori prefecture is the northern-most prefecture in Tohoku, commanding a vast coastline stretching out North, East and West.

Aomori is most often associated with abundant nature, apple production, and its summertime Nebuta festivals – perhaps the best of all the Tohoku festivals.

No Longer Available 2 days

5 Cherry Blossom Viewing Spots in Tohoku

Hirosaki Park and more locations

from 42,900 JPY

No Longer Available 3 days

Best Cherry Blossom Route in Tohoku

Hirosaki Park and more locations

from 64,900 JPY

No Longer Available 2 days Aomori 3 days

3 Major Summer Festivals

Aomori Nebuta, Akita Kanto, Sendai Tanabata

from 62,900 JPY

Aomori

Rice Field Art of Aomori

Something you have to see to believe

Akita

Beauty and the Namahage Beast

Akita

Akita Top 10

Enjoy a relaxing break in Akita Prefecture

Akita prefecture is located in Northwest Tohoku, stretching along the coast facing the Sea of Japan.

The name may sound familiar to dog lovers, but Akita has much more going for it besides its association with the famous dog breed...

No Longer Available 2 days

Cherry Blossoms at Kakunodate & More

See the scenic beauties of Tohoku

from 42,900 JPY

No Longer Available Akita 2 days

Omagari National Fireworks Competition

Japan's top fireworks competition

from 42,900 JPY

Akita

Oga City Namahage Ride

100 km of coast, culture, and cuisine

Akita

Celebrate Winter in Akita

Seven festivals brighten up the snowy Tohoku region

Iwate

Cultural discoveries from Hiraizumi to Morioka

Iwate

Iwate Top 10 Attractions

Explore the best destinations in Tohoku's Iwate prefecture

Iwate Prefecture is the second largest prefecture in Japan home to historically significant destinations, rich natural landscapes, and a variety of rural towns and villages.

Filled with welcoming locals and folklore from days past, Iwate is a paradise for adventurers looking to explore an authentic and idyllic side of Japan.

No Longer Available 2 days

Cherry Blossom Tour

Iwate's Kitakami Tenshochi and other Tohoku hotspots

from 42,900 JPY

No Longer Available 3 days

Best Sakura Route

Views of Mt Iwate and more Tohoku treasures

from 54,900 JPY

Iwate

Hiraizumi

Ancient city that once rivaled even Kyoto

Iwate

Hanamaki Hotel Rose Garden

The largest rose garden in Tohoku

Miyagi

Tohoku's gateway offers inspirational views

Miyagi

Miyagi Top 10 Attractions

Discover the best of Miyagi in Tohoku

Miyagi Prefecture has always been a place of natural beauty; Sendai, the capital, is affectionately called the “City of Trees,” and the prefecture is known for its beautiful coastline and lush wilderness.

No Longer Available Miyagi 2 days

Sendai Tour

See the Sendai City sights

from 22,500 JPY

No Longer Available Miyagi 2 days

Scenic Beauty of Matsushima

Resort stay and local sightseeing

from 36,000 JPY

Miyagi

Masamune Historical Museum

History of Tohoku's greatest leader

Miyagi

Zao Fox Village

See and play with six types of cute foxes

Fukushima

Outdoor adventures and traditional discoveries

Fukushima

Fukushima Top 10 Attractions

The best places to visit in Fukushima Prefecture

Fukushima, one of Japan's largest prefectures is very much open for business. Discover beautiful castles, old post towns, numerous traditional crafts and mouth-watering food.

No Longer Available 2 days

Cherry Blossom Course

Tsuruga-jo, Aizu Railway and more Tohoku spots

from 32,900 JPY

Fukushima

Ouchi-juku under Snow

Winter wonderland at Fukushima's star attraction

Fukushima

Janohana Garden

A lovely oasis between Koriyama & Nihonmatsu

Fukushima

Goshiki-numa

Five-colored volcanic ponds of Mt. Bandai

Yamagata

From Yamadera's trails to Zao Onsen's hot springs

Yamagata

Yamagata Top 10 Attractions

The best destinations in Yamagata Prefecture

Yamagata Prefecture enjoys an enviable position in northern Japan, boasting both a beautiful coastline and forested mountains. Discover temples, hiking trails, and hot springs. No matter the season, Yamagata is worth exploring.

No Longer Available Yamagata 2 days

Snow Monsters Tohoku Tour

Light-up, fox village, strawberry picking

from 19,900 JPY

No Longer Available Yamagata 2 days

Zao Onsen Tour

Staying at Miyamaso Takamiya

from 41,500 JPY

Yamagata

Yamadera

Temple complex up in the mountains

Yamagata

Travel to Tohoku

Discover the secrets of northern Japan

Aomori

Visit the northernmost tip of Honshu

Experience the oceans like never before

Aomori prefecture is the northern-most prefecture in Tohoku, commanding a vast coastline stretching out North, East and West.Aomori is most often associated with abundant nature, apple production, and its summertime Nebuta festivals – perhaps the best of all the Tohoku festivals.

Hirosaki Park and more locations

Hirosaki Park and more locations

Aomori Nebuta, Akita Kanto, Sendai Tanabata

Something you have to see to believe

Akita

Beauty and the Namahage Beast

Enjoy a relaxing break in Akita Prefecture

Akita prefecture is located in Northwest Tohoku, stretching along the coast facing the Sea of Japan.The name may sound familiar to dog lovers, but Akita has much more going for it besides its association with the famous dog breed...

See the scenic beauties of Tohoku

Japan's top fireworks competition

100 km of coast, culture, and cuisine

Seven festivals brighten up the snowy Tohoku region

Iwate

Cultural discoveries from Hiraizumi to Morioka

Explore the best destinations in Tohoku's Iwate prefecture

Iwate's Kitakami Tenshochi and other Tohoku hotspots

Views of Mt Iwate and more Tohoku treasures

Ancient city that once rivaled even Kyoto

The largest rose garden in Tohoku

Miyagi

Tohoku's gateway offers inspirational views

Discover the best of Miyagi in Tohoku

Miyagi Prefecture has always been a place of natural beauty; Sendai, the capital, is affectionately called the “City of Trees,” and the prefecture is known for its beautiful coastline and lush wilderness.

See the Sendai City sights

Resort stay and local sightseeing

History of Tohoku's greatest leader

See and play with six types of cute foxes

Fukushima

Outdoor adventures and traditional discoveries

The best places to visit in Fukushima Prefecture

Fukushima, one of Japan's largest prefectures is very much open for business. Discover beautiful castles, old post towns, numerous traditional crafts and mouth-watering food.

Tsuruga-jo, Aizu Railway and more Tohoku spots

Winter wonderland at Fukushima's star attraction

A lovely oasis between Koriyama & Nihonmatsu

Five-colored volcanic ponds of Mt. Bandai

Yamagata

From Yamadera's trails to Zao Onsen's hot springs

The best destinations in Yamagata Prefecture

Yamagata Prefecture enjoys an enviable position in northern Japan, boasting both a beautiful coastline and forested mountains. Discover temples, hiking trails, and hot springs. No matter the season, Yamagata is worth exploring.

Light-up, fox village, strawberry picking

Staying at Miyamaso Takamiya

Temple complex up in the mountains

Yamagata's most romantic onsen

Aomori prefecture is the northern-most prefecture in Tohoku, commanding a vast coastline stretching out North, East and West.

Aomori is most often associated with abundant nature, apple production, and its summertime Nebuta festivals – perhaps the best of all the Tohoku festivals.

Akita prefecture is located in Northwest Tohoku, stretching along the coast facing the Sea of Japan.

The name may sound familiar to dog lovers, but Akita has much more going for it besides its association with the famous dog breed...