Discover the natural beauty of Aomori on this captivating tour of Oirase Stream and Lake Towada. Enjoy scenic views of charming streams and waterfalls from an eye-level perspective, allowing for a deeper connection with the stunning surroundings. Experience the tranquility of Lake Towada, a remarkable double caldera lake, perfect for those seeking a peaceful retreat in nature. This tour is ideal for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts looking to capture the essence of Japan’s breathtaking landscapes. - Explore Oirase Stream with its picturesque waterfalls and lush scenery. - Visit Lake Towada, known for its unique double caldera formation. - Perfect for nature enthusiasts and photographers alike. - Enjoy an immersive experience in Japan's natural wonders. *** Attention **** If you are 4 guests, 3 of you should be packed in the back seat in my car. If you have 5 to 6 guests, I can arrange a van with additional fare of 15,000 to 20,000 JPY. Please let me know.

Почувствуйте яркую красоту Аомори осенью в этом однодневном туре. Прогуляйтесь по огненно-красным кленам горы Накано Момидзи, насладитесь вкусным местным обедом и погрузитесь в природные чудеса ущелья Оирасэ, известного своими кристально чистыми ручьями и красочной листвой. Завершите день волшебным вечерним освещением осенних листьев замка Хиросаки. С комфортным транспортом, хорошо продуманным маршрутом и сезонными достопримечательностями этот тур предлагает лучшее из осеннего очарования Аомори — и все это за один незабываемый день.

Please note that even if you select “Tour Language: English(written),” the driver speaks Japanese only. Communication will be supported using a translation app, and English tour information will be provided in advance. This private shore excursion from Aomori Port takes you to northern Japan’s iconic nature duo: Oirase Gorge and Lake Towada. Walk along a crystal-clear mountain stream framed by mossy rocks and waterfalls, then reach Nenokuchi at the gorge’s exit. After lunch near the lake, enjoy classic viewpoints around Lake Towada, including the famous Statue of the Maiden, before returning to the port.