The old building is really well preserved and looks great in photos. If you’re into Japanese historic sites or old houses, you’ll probably love it.
It doesn’t take long to look around, so it’s best as a quick stop on the way—just to stroll through and soak up the traditional vibe.
Sharon Liu's Reviews Page 1/4
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The grilled eel was super fragrant, with a slightly crispy skin and really tender inside. The sauce goes perfectly with the rice. The portion isn't huge, but everything feels really refined. The service was thoughtful, and the overall vibe was comfortable. I'd definitely want to come back again!
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The Yosakoi Festival at night is super lively and full of energy! The whole evening feels like a joyful party, with traditional dances, lanterns, and tons of food stalls. It's so satisfying to stroll around and snack as you go. When everyone starts dancing together, you can't help but want to join in! It feels really local and not too touristy—I highly recommend experiencing it!
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They have a retro mini train that goes around the zoo, plus you can't miss the raccoon feeding show!
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There's a stretch of stone-paved road by the lake that really keeps the old-time vibe.
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I really love the stunning scenery of Lake Towada. You can really feel the grandeur of the largest caldera lake on Honshu Island.
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Hakkoda Mountains are perfect for autumn foliage viewing, and in winter, you get to see the amazing snow monsters. It's a super popular spot!
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If you're into deep Japanese culture, you can't miss the elegant and unique theater restaurant, Suigian. 🙏
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This place has remained untouched by humans up to now, preserving its original ecosystem. There are no artificial landscapes here at all. Highly recommend visiting!
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It's breathtakingly beautiful here all year round. Happo One is truly a paradise for Japanese ski lovers! 🥰
