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Tohoku

Aomori Known for its apples, Aomori offers exceptional agricultural products and seafood, including Oma tuna and distinctive local cuisine. More Info

Iwate A northeastern treasure of stunning landscapes, Maezawa beef, Sanriku seafood, and Wanko soba—embodying the heart of Japan's rural culinary heritage. More Info

Miyagi Miyagi’s diverse landscapes offer premium rice, fresh seafood, and unique delicacies like Gyu-tan and Zunda. Explore its culinary treasures. More Info

Akita Renowned for its natural beauty, fertile plains, premium rice, and rich culinary heritage, Akita invites you to explore its gastronomic wonders! More Info

Yamagata Yamagata offers a culinary journey with top-quality cherries, rice, Yonezawa beef, and fresh seafood, blending tradition and innovation. More Info

Fukushima Fukushima boasts rich agriculture, famous for its juicy peaches, premium sake, and popular dishes like Kitakata ramen. More Info

Tohoku's Unique Culinary Landscape

Discover Tohoku, the northeastern region of Japan, celebrated for its rustic and hearty dishes that offer a distinct taste of the area's rich natural resources and traditions. Tohoku's cuisine is deeply influenced by its harsh winters and abundant natural beauty, resulting in a unique blend of flavours and cooking methods that set it apart from other regions in Japan.

To learn more about Tohoku, click here to check out our detailed regional page.

Touring Tohoku's Summer Festival Circuit

Witness vibrant floats, incredible gravity-defying performances, and streamer-lined streets. Tohoku celebrates summer unlike anywhere else.

Scenic World Heritage in Tohoku

A therapeutic nature retreat through the Shirakami mountain range and Juniko Twelve Lakes.

Matsushima, Akiu Onsen and Sendai

Experience the glorious views that inspired poet Matsuo Basho to write the famous poem known throughout Tohoku, "Oku no Hosomichi" (Narrow Road to the Deep North).

Exploring Aizu's Samurai Spirit

Immerse yourself in the philosophy of the samurai through an exploration of castles, temples and post towns.

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