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Oirase-cho is adjacent to the city of Towada and has good access to the Oirase Mountain Stream and the hot spring area; it is a town where the nature is in harmony with quiet residential areas.

Oma is the northernmost town of Honshu, and is famous nationwide for its single fishing of tuna, and it is a fisherman town where you can enjoy a superb view of the Tsugaru Strait and the good of the sea.

Dongtong Village is a village that coexists with nature, where wind power is thriving, and its beautiful coastline is an attraction. It is a quiet place where leisurely time flows.

Located on the northern tip of the Shimokita Peninsula, Kazumaura is a small village where fishing and hot springs can be enjoyed; open-air baths overlooking the Tsugaru Strait are popular.

The village of Sai is famous for its rock formations in Fengaura, and is a popular scenic spot that can only be reached by boat. It is a mysterious village that is overwhelmed by the power of nature.

The town of Sannohe is a historic castle town, with the remains of the site of the Sannohe castle and the old townscape. Cherries and apples are also famous, making it a town where nature and history are in harmony.

Nanbu Town is a fruit tree area in the southern part of Aomori Prefecture and is famous for producing apples and grapes. It is an idyllic town where you can enjoy fruit picking and rural experiences.

Facing the Pacific Ocean, Downstairs is a town rich in nature for fishing and playing around. It is a historic area that also retains the ruins and traditional culture of the Jōmon period.

Shingo Village is a unique village known for the Tomb of Christ legend, where mystery and nature coexist-a quiet spot rich in tourism and topicality.

Morioka is the prefectural capital of Iwate Prefecture, which is famous for its gourmet foods such as Wanko Soba and Morioka Cold Noodles. The city is a city where culture and nature are fused, as well as the ruins of the castle and the historic city.