
Akita City is famous for being home to the Kanto Matsuri, one of the three big summer festivals in Tohoku. Beautiful lanterns...
Kakunodate (角館) is a former castle town and samurai stronghold in today's Akita Prefecture. While Kakunodate Castle no long...
The Oga peninsular lies on the western coast of Akita prefecture, along the Sea of Japan. Whilst primarily known for the loca...
Semboku is a city located in Akita Prefecture, Japan. As of October 2018, the city has an estimated population of 25,880, and...
Odate Shining Street is an avenue of trees illuminated until early morning in Akita Prefecture. Some 82 trees over a 800 met...
From around mid to late April in Akita City, the banks of the Taihei River come alive with the color of around 1000 cherry tr...
Each winter on February 10th the people of Kariwano district in Daisen City, Akita gather together for a giant tug of war tha...
German, Italian and Japanese yoshoku cuisine dominate the menu, with family favorites like croquettes, hamburg patties and gi...
Find out what true Akita chicken cuisine is like at Hinaiya
Discover how you can enjoy handmade udon noodles, made to a secret family recipe with Hinaijidori stock.
Hotel Wellness Yokoteji: First class hotel with outstanding service in Yokote, Akita Prefecture
The iconic Nyuto Onsen has several hot spring resorts in the beautiful mountains of eastern Akita, which are open from Spring...
The Folkloro Hotel in Kakunodate has a perfect location, because it is just few steps from Kakunodate train station.
The sakura or cherry blossom festival celebrates the arrival of spring and the cherry blossoms in the Samurai town of Kakunod...
Looking for an awesome ski resort with plenty of powder away from the crowds and near some of the best hot springs in Japan. ...
The Kanto Matsuri is one of the three major summer festivals in the Tohoku region. The Yokote Kamakura Festival is held every...