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An artificial beach located at the tip of the Natsuzari Peninsula, which juts into the deep bay. There is no house on the sea, but it is a shallow and gentle wave, so families can enjoy it with peace of mind. It is opened every year from mid-July to late August.

There is a cactus garden, a western run garden, a park golf course, and an auto campsite. From the top, you can enjoy a ski slope in winter and enjoy the whole year.

Starting from the coast of Asasho, it is a special natural monument that spans the whole area of the Natsurochi Peninsula. On the coast, whooper swans fly from around late October, and you can enjoy contact with swans until about late March.

It is the northern limit of the native camellia on the Natsudomari Peninsula, and is designated as a natural monument. From late April to late May, about 10,000 thousand of the white-colored dainty flowers bloom. The foot of the mountain is a place of camping and fishing. On the way to Tsubakiyama, you can also enjoy the scenic beauty of the coast such as Tateishi.

A roadside station at Asamushi Onsen with day-trip hot springs facilities. There is an observation bathhouse on the fifth floor of the top floor, where you can relax while admiring Mutsu Bay and Uno Island. In addition to the hot springs, at the goods sales corner on the first floor, you can also enjoy shopping for Aomori Souvenirs and Aomori City's specialty Kurobo Tori original products, and you can buy direct-birth vegetables at the Yusa market.

Kujira [Kujira] rice cakes 450 yen are steamed rice cakes mixed with sugar and other ingredients. It contains the wish of "good rice cakes to be compassionate for a long time." it has a walnut flavor and a crisp texture. The simple taste that is not too sweet is popular even for 450 yen per bag. There is also a tea service at the restaurant.

An aquarium in the northernmost part of Honshu, which displays about 10,000 species of a wide variety of aquatic organisms, including those that inhabit Aomori Prefecture. The 15-meter-long tunnel tank recreates the "sea of Mutsu Bay", and it is possible to observe the state of farmed scallops and other creatures living in Mutsu Bay up close. The much-loved dolphin performance, timed to Tsugaru Shamisen and Nebuta Noriko, is held year-round at the indoor pool. "Kaijukan", where you can see penguins and seals swimming around in the water up close, "Touch Corner" where you can pick up and observe sea creatures directly, and "Iruka-kan", where you can see dolphins up close, are also popular.

It is located along Route 7 and has playground equipment for children to play and a promenade where they can take a leisurely walk. There is also a sightseeing apple garden where they can pick apples in the fall, and a roadside station that can be enjoyed by children and adults. Apple Hill original sweets and gelato are popular.

While running an apple orchard, Ken Tsuneta continued to portray figures of peasants living on the earth of Tsugaru. The museum houses more than 300 of his works. In addition to the "Exhibition Hall", where you can always see about 30 works, such as powerful oil paintings and delicate drawings, you can feel the life of the writer in the "Tozo no Atelier", which preserves the state used to live.

A single kombu yokan with the scent of a faint tide, 1160 yen, was produced from Meiji 24 (1891). The powdered kelp is in the yokan, so it tastes light. There are 1160 yen for each Wakanami, which is made of white yokan wrapped in kelp, and 1100 yen for 12 sweets made in the image of Tsugaru apples.