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Chausuyama Park
Chausuyama Park

Flower information in Aomori,2018. ... In the Chausuyama Park overlooking Owani Town, ... will be held at Hirosaki Apple Park.

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Cherry Blossom Trees in the World
Cherry Blossom Trees in the World

Home / Spring / 3 Best Places to See Cherry Blossom in Aomori 3 Best Places to See Cherry Blossom in Aomori You might have heard of Hirosaki Park’s cherry blossom festival before, which is seen to be the best cherry blossom spot in Aomori as well as in the whole Tohoku region.

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Dake Hot Spring
Dake Hot Spring

Dake has been known for its fountainhead since the Edo period, and a plateau near the hot spring served as the setting for Yojiro Ishizaka’s novel “Kusa wo Karu Onna” (The Grass-Cutting Girl). This hot spring also serves as a popular a base for sight-seeing.

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Former Ishiba Family Residence
Former Ishiba Family Residence

The Ishiba family were not samurai, but members of the merchant class, who dealt with household goods and straw. The former residence of the Ishiba is still in active use today, as both a shop and a home.

Fujita Memorial Garden
Fujita Memorial Garden

About the Fujita Memorial Garden Fujita Memorial Garden is a Japanese garden that neighbors Hirosaki Public Park in Aomori prefecture. The garden is a

Gejo Bridge
Gejo Bridge

Hirosaki Castle in Aomori has one of the twelve remaining castle towers in Japan, and the castle park is a world-recognized spot for cherry blossom viewing. Hirosaki Castle in Aomori has one of the twelve remaining castle towers in Japan, and the castle park is a world-recognized spot for cherry blossom viewing.

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Hakubaryujin Hot Spring
Hakubaryujin Hot Spring

Although Sukayu Onsen was founded in the Edo era, the area has been used for hot spring bathing since ancient times. The hot springs area is dotted with accommodation options, but it’s most famous for its “thousand-person” hiba cypress bath, which offers mixed-gender bathing. In a massive space equivalent to 160 tatami mats, built entirely of hiba cypress, bathers can enjoy 4 kinds of water: hot water, shibu-rokubu water, cold water, or a hot water cascade.

Hirosaki Castle
Hirosaki Castle

Hirosaki Castle is easily accessible from Hirosaki Station. You can walk around 20 minutes to the castle grounds or take a bus (15 minutes) to the Shiyakusho-mae bus stop. Hirosaki is the regional commercial center of southwest Aomori Prefecture and the center of its apple production area.

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Hirosaki City Museum
Hirosaki City Museum

Hirosaki City Museum (弘前市立博物館, Hirosaki Shiritsu Hakubutsukan) opened in Hirosaki, Aomori Prefecture, Japan in 1977. It lies within Hirosaki Park, in the former grounds of Hirosaki Castle.

Hirosaki Municipal Hyakkokumachi Gallery,
Hirosaki Municipal Hyakkokumachi Gallery,

Hirosaki is at the heart of the Tsugaru Plains to the south of Aomori City in Aomori Prefecture. It’s a long way from Tokyo and it’s a long way north. Winters are harsh with heavy snowfall and the summers relatively short.

Hirosakijo Botanical Gardens
Hirosakijo Botanical Gardens

Hirosakijo Botanical Gardens is located in Hirosaki. Make Hirosakijo Botanical Gardens a part of your Hirosaki vacation plans using our Hirosaki itinerary planner.

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Hirosakishoten Church
Hirosakishoten Church

Hirosaki Catholic Church, Hirosaki, Japan, find attractions, hotels and restaurants , 33reviews, rated 4.0 of 5 at Triplisher

Iwakisan Total Park
Iwakisan Total Park

Iwakisan Sports Park ... Local information website http://www.city.hirosaki.aomori.jp/ Area ... Total floor area(m²) Clear height(m)

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Iwakiyama Shrine
Iwakiyama Shrine

The shrine was built approximately 1,200 years ago to enshrine a local deity with locally grown Hiba (a type of cypress), with some of the oldest wood having withstood the snow and wind for over 390 years.

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Kudoji
Kudoji

Hirosaki in Aomori Prefecture is a city in Aomori with lots of attractions. Being one of the advanced cities in the Meiji period, Hirosaki City welcomed lots of foreigners after the opening of the country.

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Kurokuma Falls
Kurokuma Falls

Hotels near Kurokuma Falls Hotels near Kurokuma Falls, current page. Hotels near Kurokuma Falls. See all 19 Hotels near Kurokuma Falls ... Situated in Hirosaki, ...

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Mt. Tashiro
Mt. Tashiro

Hirosaki in Aomori Prefecture is a city in Aomori with lots of attractions. Being one of the advanced cities in the Meiji period, Hirosaki City welcomed lots of foreigners after the opening of the country. Thus, the city has lots of western influence.

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Otemon Square
Otemon Square

The Otemon Square (追手門広場, Ōtemon Hiroba), named after and standing across from the main entrance gate of Hirosaki Castle, is designed as a stepping off point for visitors to Hirosaki. It has an extensive Sightseeing Information Center where travelers can get maps, pamphlets and advice about the city's sightseeing spots.

Owani Hot Spring Ski Area
Owani Hot Spring Ski Area

Aomori Spring Ski Resort (Formerly Naqua Shirakami Ski Resort) Aomori Spring Ski Resort is located on the northern slope of Mt. Iwaki, and it is said that its snowfall and snow condition is great. From the mountaintop of gondola at 921m, you can lookover the Sea of Japan and Tsugaru Plain.

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Ringo Park
Ringo Park

Hirosaki Park is the home to over 1300 apples trees with 65 different varieties. Visitors can tour and have hands-on experience of the steps involved in apple production. At the production experience garden, participants can sort and bag the apples, prune the leaves, as well as freely explore the garden.

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Saishoin
Saishoin

Hirosaki in Aomori Prefecture is a city in Aomori with lots of attractions. Being one of the advanced cities in the Meiji period, Hirosaki City welcomed lots of foreigners after the opening of the country.

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Saruka Jinja
Saruka Jinja

Saruka Jinja ( 猿賀神社 ) is a Shinto shrine in Hirakawa , Aomori Prefecture , Japan . The shrine is said to have been founded in 807, when Sakanoue no Tamuramaro came north during the campaigns against the Ezo . The Honden , dating to 1826, is a Prefecturally-designated Important Cultural Property .

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Seibi-en
Seibi-en

Seibi-en (Japanese Garden) An impressive garden with bridges, waterfalls and ponds, this century-old site also includes a gold-leafed mausoleum dedicated to the Seito family, who commissioned the spectacular garden.

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Seiganji
Seiganji

Hirosaki in Aomori Prefecture is a city in Aomori with lots of attractions. Being one of the advanced cities in the Meiji period, Hirosaki City welcomed lots of foreigners after the opening of the country.

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Shigabo Forest Park
Shigabo Forest Park

Take a stroll through Hirosaki Park, a large public green space in the middle of town known for its large and storied castle. The castle, built in 1611 and reconstructed in 1810, acted as a base for the town's dominant Tsugaru clan, before its surrender to the Meiji government during the restoration.

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Shunyo Bridge
Shunyo Bridge

弘前城の夜桜 春陽橋 Cherry Blossom at Shunyo Bridge, Hirosaki Castle ... www.nex-tone.co.jp ... Sakura Cherry blossoms Hirosaki ...

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Somaromantopia Ski Area
Somaromantopia Ski Area

Soma Romantopia is a small ski hill located to the west of central Hirosaki city in Aomori Prefecture. Aomori Prefecture is the northernmost prefecture on the main island of Honshu and borders Akita Prefecture and Iwate Prefecture to the south.

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Square Yayoi Rest
Square Yayoi Rest

Hirosaki in Aomori Prefecture is a city in Aomori with lots of attractions. Being one of the advanced cities in the Meiji period, Hirosaki City welcomed lots of foreigners after the opening of the country. Thus, the city has lots of western influence.

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Tambo Art
Tambo Art

Rice Paddy Art -Inakadate Village-. The rice paddy art began in 1993 when purple and yellow rice plants were used to make a picture of Mt. Iwaki along with letters on rice paddies.

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Tsugaru Earth Village
Tsugaru Earth Village

About Tsugaru Neputa Village. The Tsugaru Neputa Village is right near Hirosaki Park where Hirosaki Castle is located, and shows off exhibits about local crafts and the Hirosaki Neputa. The Hirosaki Neputa is one of Hirosaki’s major festivals that are held in summer.

Tsugaruhan Neputa Mura
Tsugaruhan Neputa Mura

Tsugaruhan Neputa Mura ©aflo Here Hirosaki neputa floats are on display, and visitors can experience Tsugaru culture, such as by trying out festival taiko drums and Tsugaru shamisen musical performances. It also has tons of souvenirs, such as folk arts and crafts from Tsugaru.

Tsurunomai Bridge
Tsurunomai Bridge

Tsuru-no-Mai Bridge passes over the Tsugaru Fujimi Lake with a reflection of Mt. Iwaki. The bridge, with total length of the bridge is 300 meters, is the Japan’s longest triple arch wooden bridge. It was built using more than 700 Aomori Hiba, especially those of over 150-year old, for bridge girder by Japan’s architectural technique from old days.

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