Japanese canyon

Resort trains running on the JR Gono Line. Round-trip from Aomori Station (partly to and from Hirosaki Station) to Akita Station via the JR Ou Main Line and the Gono Line. Not to mention the wide windows that lead up to the Sea of Japan and the Shirakami Mountains, you can see Mt. Iwaki, etc., but also the various ways of enjoying each train-only, such as the Tsugaru Shamisen Live and Telling, are one of the attractions. No smoking in all reserved seats. The seats are flat, and there are box seats where you can relax without worrying about the surroundings, as well as an observation room and event space where Tsugaru Shamisen Live is also held.

On the plateau at the western foot of the Shirakami Mountains, there are many shops and restaurants where you can taste phantom fish and Ito dishes. It is good to stay at the log cottage of Japanese red pine wood from Lapland, Finland, with 1 night breakfast, ¥ 7700, and look at the starry sky.

Beech forest at an altitude of 150-200m spread on the west side of the Shirakami Mountains. The 33 large and small lakes scattered in this are collectively referred to as the Twelve Lakes. It was created by the fact that the soft mountain collapsed and the water flow was dammed by a large earthquake, each of which has individual characteristics. The lake is surrounded by broad-leaved trees such as beech and mizunara, and during the time of fresh green or autumn leaves, it is possible to take a more pleasant walk. Aoike, which pours the dark blue water, is one of the top attractions in the course. I want to enjoy a mysterious landscape that changes the expression by the state of light.