While walking along the shore of Lake Towada, the Maiden Statue stood quietly by the water, keeping visitors company. The lake, mountains, and sculpture together made a truly moving scene.
10BRENDA's Reviews Page 4/5
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Oirase Stream is packed with that fresh, woodsy air. Walking through it feels like the forest is giving you a gentle hug, and your mood instantly lifts.
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Out of all the big and small ponds, Aoike is the most famous.
Walking through the forest, you feel a light breeze on your face, and even your breathing starts to feel easier. It’s such a peaceful, refreshing way to enjoy nature. -
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I fell in love with this aquarium the moment I saw that huge glass tank. All the different fish were so soothing to watch.
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Between the exhibits inside and the Namahage stage performance, it was much easier to understand where it all comes from.
There were also craftsmen doing live carving, and you could really feel their dedication to keeping the tradition alive. -
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The Namahage performance is spooky but lively. It’s not just the visual impact and thundering drums—it also really shows how these traditions are being preserved and passed down.
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I originally planned to see the snow monsters, but because of the weather, there were only bare branches left.
It was a little disappointing, but on a cold, rainy, snowy day, a cup of their special hot coffee in a to-go cup really warmed me up.
It made the trip feel cozy and sweet. * -
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Hopping on the train with the Tamatebako bento service was such a joy!
At every stop, they bring you local ingredients—it feels like you’re tasting the care of the land the whole way.
That rich, home-cooked “farm mom” flavor isn’t just delicious; it feels like a series of connected stories, filling the ride with warmth and little surprises. -
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Because it was raining, we just did a quick photo stop and then took a little sightseeing loop around in the car.
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I had a great time at Sato Yosuke experiencing the fun of hand-pulled noodles.
From savoring the aroma, to feeling the dough in my hands, to finally taking a bite of warm noodle soup,
it felt like I was recording a part of this trip through my taste buds.
The flavors were simple, but it was one of the happiest meals. -
