Walking Tour

Plan your Kitakata itinerary with this ultimate Kitakata travel guide. Explore Fureai-dori street, the former Kai family residence, the historic Odatuki Preservation District, historic sake breweries, and local ramen spots. Easily accessible by public transport and walking.

Plan your Yonezawa itinerary with this ultimate Yonezawa travel guide. Explore Uesugi Shrine, Denrokuno-mori, the historic Toko Sake Museum, and stunning red-brick architecture. Easily accessible by public transport and walking.

Plan your Yamagata itinerary with this ultimate Yamagata travel guide. Explore Kajo Park, the stunning Bunshokan, Yamagata Museum of Art, and the breathtaking Yamadera temple. Easily accessible by public transport and walking.

Plan your Tsuruoka itinerary with this ultimate Tsuruoka travel guide. Explore Tsuruoka Park, historic samurai residences, and the legendary sake breweries of Oyama. Easily accessible by public transport and walking from Tsuruoka Station.

Discover how to explore Sakata without a car. This practical guide covers train access from Tokyo and Akita, the iconic Sankaiko warehouses, historical merchant estates, sake tastings, and smooth walking routes.

Discover how to explore Akita without a car. This practical guide covers train access from Tokyo and Hirosaki, Senshu Park castle ruins, the Red Brick Folk Museum, top art museums, the local fish market, and smooth walking routes.

Discover how to explore Aomori without a car. This practical guide covers bay area highlights, the famous Nokkedon seafood market, sacred shrines, the World Heritage Jomon site, and smooth public transport planning.

Discover how to explore Hirosaki without a car. This practical guide covers Hirosaki Castle, cherry blossom park grounds, retro Taisho-era Western-style buildings, and smooth public transport planning.

Discover how to explore Morioka without a car. This practical guide covers castle park ruins, retro Meiji architecture, the history of Nanbu ironware, literary ties to Kenji Miyazawa and Takuboku Ishikawa, and local noodle delicacies.