Cheap Holidays to Aomori

Aomori Holidays

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Holidays in Aomori

Ready for your next holiday? Come and see what makes Aomori tick!

This city is called home by about 300,000 locals.

It is located 360 miles north of the nation's capital, Tokyo, and 13 miles southwest of Hiranai-machi.

When they're not driving you crazy in the back seat of the car, kids can be wonderful to travel with. Why not enjoy a day of light-hearted fun and adventure alongside the young ones at the Hirosaki City Apple Park?

The oceans are chock-full of all kinds of intriguing aquatic species. At Asamushi Aquarium, you have the chance to admire some of these strange, slippery animals from the comfort of dry land.

You don't need to be an avid gardener to enjoy the beautiful garden beds at the Seibien and the Fujita Memorial Garden.

Take off your shoes and feel the cool grass under your feet at an oasis of greenery like Towada-Hachimantai National Park or Seikan Tunnel Entrance Park. Fujimi Lake Park and Gappo Park are also popular meeting places for both visitors and locals.

Can I take a city tour? What's on this weekend? You'll discover the answers to almost any question you might have about your visit at Tourist Information Center.

Make a challenge out of visiting all of Aomori's sparkling waterfalls and let the soothing sound of water wash your stress away. The three names to keep in mind are Choshi Ohtaki Waterfall, Matsumi Waterfall and Kurokuma Falls.

If you're a strong believer in the calming effects of being next to water, you're in the right place. Suiren Pond and Jigoku Pond are just a handful of the tranquil waterways here that you should explore. Don't miss out on the foraging waterbirds that hang around Tashiro Glassland and Oirase River either.

You probably already know about its best shopping centres or squares, but don't forget that Aomori has some impressive natural environments too. Mount Iwaki and Oirase Boardwalk are two names to keep in mind. Hotokegaura and Omazaki Cape are two more that are worth a look.

Walk the quiet halls, study the engaging exhibits and talk to the accommodating staff. The Neputa Village and the Munakata Shiko Memorial Museum of Art are top places to compose yourself and maybe even find out something new. If you're not pressed for time, also go to the Nebuta House Wa Rasse and the House of Tachi Nebuta.

Learn all about the seafaring past of the area while taking in the nautical tales and artefacts that are on display at the Hakkodamaru Memorial Ship.

Pick up a double shot of coffee — you have a long day of gallery hopping in front of you. The Towada Art Center is one of the best places to get your journey underway. Next up are the inspiring collections of the Aomori Museum of Art and the Munakata Shiko Memorial of Art.

Educate yourself about the intriguing past of this city and the wider area at the Hirosaki City Museum and the Nakadomari Museum.

Travel back in time by exploring Hirosaki Castle and Sannai Maruyama. They're superb places to gain a real understanding of Aomori's history. If you're keen for more, Syayoukan and the Ishiba Residence are two more must-sees.

Deai Bridge is an eternal presence in the city. While some of the locals might seem to take it for granted, many visitors find themselves impressed by this physical memory of of a simpler time.

Contained between the robust walls of Hirosaki-jō is an incredible history. The heyday of a bygone era can be felt in every nook and cranny.

Hoping to add a spiritual element to your trip? Take a look around the Chosho-ji Temple and the Saisho-in Temple. If you're happy to explore more, head on to Hirosaki Catholic Church and United Church of Christ in Japan Hirosaki Church.

When you're on the road, it's sometimes the lesser-known attractions that you'll most fondly recall once you've come back home. Some places which fit that bill here are the Slope Car Shirakamigo and the Aomori Contemporary Art Center. Jogakura Bridge and Yukiaizaki are some other options.