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Gondola and fall leaves from mountaintop station
View the city of Aomori from the ropeway
Ropeway and ice sap
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A plateau at an altitude of about 500m at the northern foot of Mount Hakkoda. One side is covered with a green lawn and is familiar as a place for citizens to relax. You can see Maedake and Tamoyachi in Kita Hakkoda. At the entrance of the plateau stands the Kayano Chaya, known for its long-lived tea.
The Yuji facility is located along the Hakkoda-Towada Gold Line, close to the Senigayu Onsen. A box-shaped wooden bench is set under the Tōya-style roof, and the hips are warmed by wearing their hips on the bench, where the steam of the hot springs rises from below. Also known as "Fukashiyu" or "Manju Fukashi", "Manju" is a Tsugaru dialect that refers to female genitality, and is effective for gynecology, coldness, and back pain. 24 hours use is free, but note that there is no electric light around.
Ichigayu "Shigayu Onsen", located at an altitude of about 900m, at the western foot of the main peak, Odake, in Hakkoda Renpong. Since the Edo period, it has been loved as a Yujiba, which has a magnificent scale of Hiba-Sento bath, and in 1954, it was designated as the No. 1 Kunimono Onsen. Hiba thousand-person bath of mixed bath with total Hiba is also possible to stop and take a bath. Four yushboats, such as hot water, and four-quarter-six hot water, are overflowing with milky hot water of different sources, and the sour hot springs slowly fit into the skin. "Tamanoyu", a small bathhouse for different men and women, is also available, and it is one of the most popular in Tohoku, as it can enjoy the combination of nature and highly effective hot water.
It was built in Bunsei 10 (1827) by Jisaburo Nomura, a Mōfune-kaiya in Noheji, and served as a landmark for the Kitamae ship entering at night in Minato, Noheji, which was busy as a window for the sea of Morioka Domain.
The last temple of Koyasan Kongobuji Temple. Although he has gained a strong religion as the Dainichi of the Oshi, the main god is not Dainichi Nyorai but Amida Nyorai (Teraden Dainichi Nyorai). It is a two-meter-high wooden Amitabha Nyorai-za statue (National Designated Important Cultural Property), said to be a work of the early Kamakura period, and is made of hiva wood and is made of a parochet [Yosegi-zukuri] with gold leaf.
A shop that carries materials for Aomori Tradition Kogin Sashi, with beautiful delicate geometric patterns. There are also original Kogin kits that can be easily challenged even by a Kogin stabbing beginner, so I would like to try it by all means. The yarn includes puppy, diamond yarn, and rich more. It also handles leather crafts. Facebook also has a lot of product photos, so let's check it out.
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