You’ll explore Aomori City in comfort with a private vehicle and fully customized itinerary. After booking, you’ll receive a form to select the attractions you want to visit — from cultural landmarks and scenic viewpoints to local markets and restaurants. This flexible stop is tailored entirely to your pace and interests.

Aomori is renowned for its vibrant Nebuta Festival, and this museum showcases the history and artistry behind the festival's large, illuminated paper lantern floats known as "nebuta." Visitors can learn about the festival's traditions and even participate in creating their own lanterns.

This contemporary art museum displays a wide range of artwork, including pieces by both local and international artists. The museum's distinctive architecture and rotating exhibitions make it a must-visit for art enthusiasts.

Famous for its 1,000-person Hiba Bath. This large bath is made of Japanese cypress, a type of wood growing in the snowy region that is resistant to water and decay, without a single pillar in its construction, giving an amazing sense of spaciousness and history.

A serene and historic Shinto shrine nestled in the scenic Hakkoda Mountains of Aomori, attracting visitors with its natural beauty and cultural significance.