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Holidays in Aomori

Some people say you can’t buy happiness. But you can buy yourself a holiday in Aomori, and that's pretty damn close!

The population of this city is 300,000.

The country's capital, Tokyo, is 580 kilometres south of Aomori. Hiranai-machi lies 20 kilometres to the northeast.

When they're not causing a commotion in the back seat of the car, kids can be great travel companions. Why not enjoy a day of light-hearted adventure with the young ones at the Hirosaki City Apple Park?

Lean against the glass and observe a variety of underwater creatures as they float around the tanks at Asamushi Aquarium.

Walking around the well-kept gardens and botanic exhibits at the Zuirakuen Garden feels like drifting through a colourful dreamland.

There's no need to venture deep into the forest to experience a bit of greenery. The Seibien and Seikan Tunnel Entrance Park are just two of the wonderful grassy spots you'll find amid this concrete jungle. You can also sit back with your favourite magazine and observe the world go by at the Fujita Memorial Garden and Fujimi Lake Park.

Whether you're looking for a tour or a ticket to somewhere fun, Tourist Information Center is at your service! Its friendly team of local staff will make sure you get the most out of your visit to Aomori.

Make an adventure out of discovering Aomori's magical waterfalls and let the sound of flowing water wash your stress away. The names you'll want to make note of are Choshi Ohtaki Waterfall, Matsumi Waterfall and Kurokuma Falls.

At Suiren Pond and Jigoku Pond you can go for a stroll around the waterline or simply relax on the shore. If you're feeling extra lively, see if there any water-based activities on offer. To get a glimpse of any additional waterbirds, it's also worth taking a trip to Jyusanko Lake and Tashiro Glassland.

If you're hoping to recharge your batteries, there are plenty of nature reserves to explore. Begin with a breath of fresh air at Towada-Hachimantai National Park or Mount Iwaki. For those who haven't quite had their fix, Oirase Boardwalk and Hotokegaura are two more worth experiencing.

The Neputa Village and the House of Tachi Nebuta both feature a number of enthralling displays. Ask the welcoming staff about guided tours or wander the calm halls in your own time. If you've got time, also go to Kagamigaoka Memorial Museum and Foreign Teachers Museum.

Boat building and navigation techniques have played a massive part in shaping many nations across the globe. To discover more about the maritime past of the region, set sail for the Hakkodamaru Memorial Ship.

Art fans journey from across the globe to experience Aomori's respected collections, and the Munakata Shiko Memorial Museum of Art and the Towada Art Center are often the first stops on their lists. The Aomori Museum of Art and the Munakata Shiko Memorial of Art also host collections which shouldn't be missed.

The best way to understand the present is to look to the past. Find out how this city came to be the destination it is today at the Hirosaki City Museum and the Nakadomari Museum.

Get a glimpse into the past by checking out some of Aomori's historic sites. There are plenty to choose from, but Sannai Maruyama and the Nebuta House Wa Rasse are great places to begin. Why not also spend a little time at Syayoukan and the Ishiba Residence?

A structure that has spanned the waters of Aomori for what seems like an age, Deai Bridge is a vital part of the city's heritage that no visitor should overlook.

If you've ever fantasised about living like your royalty, a trip to Hirosaki Castle should be towards the top of your travel itinerary. Just as mesmerising, Hirosaki-jō looks like it's sprung straight out of a fairytale.

You can get a fill of both history and spirituality at the Chosho-ji Temple and the Saisho-in Temple. You can also find out if tours are available at Hirosaki Catholic Church and United Church of Christ in Japan Hirosaki Church.

It's far better to think back on your life and say, 'Can you believe I did that?' instead of, 'I really wish I had done that.' So, while you're here you shouldn't miss the chance to look around some of the more unknown attractions, such as the Slope Car Shirakamigo and the Aomori Contemporary Art Center. Jogakura Bridge and Yukiaizaki are also worth considering.

Hotels in Aomori

The Hotel Jal City Aomori and Hotel Route-Inn Aomori Chuo Inter are worth considering. If you like the look of them, you better book in fast! These digs are highly sought-after for their cosy beds and great service.