8Days 6 Nights Japan Tohoku【Maple Leaf】/Niko/Tokyo –Japan Airline

Tsukiji Fish Market

Shibuya is the center of young generation, and the most energetic district in Tokyo, offering countless restaurants, shops and entertainments!

 ( Maple Leaf Season: End of OCT )

UNESCO: Hiraizumi. Chusonji Temple

Tourists need sloping along the stone steps and needed pass through the hook only can visit this temple which was thriving on 12th century and was the way of Fujiwara prominent the power. Many pagoda were burnt on the 14th century and one of leaving was, Chusonji Temple. It was located at Big Mountain that at Tohoku’s Tendai northeast area. UNESCO was listed it inside on 26 Jun 2011. 

( Maple Leaf Season: Mid of OCT – Mid of NOV )

Morioka Handicraft Village【Traditional craft】

Morioka City Government planned, in order to inherit the northeast of the traditional handicraft production, to retain the northeastern local cultural traditions and preservation of the former handmade skills, well-intentioned, especially the southern iron shape. All kinds of teapots, Wind chimes and other accessories, with their own characteristics.

Hakkōda Mountains (Pass By)

Enjoy the gorgeous maple leaf view.

( Maple Leaf Season: mid of OCT – Beginning of NOV )

Lake Towada : The most popular scenic area among the Tohoku area is Lake Towada, transparency are up to 9meters of the lake, the scenery of lakeside are very attractive as well. The best visit time is during spring and autumn season. No matter the green leave during spring or even the red maple leaves during autumn, when it combine with the Lake Towada, both are providing tourists the best travel experience.

( Maple Leaf Season: mid of OCT – Beginning of NOV )

【Oirase Mountain Stream — Tohoku’s prettiest scenic 】

Was the 1^st spot attractive point of Lake Towada. There were many waterfalls and torrent, various type of rock formation as well as the different type of flora along the 14km journey that catching the eyes of tourists.

( Maple Leaf Season: Beginning of OCT – Beginning of NOV )

Kakunodate・Bukeyashiki – Kakunadate has another nickname which called as “Small Kyoto” since it just as big as Kyoto’s area and also covers its cultural style. Kakunodate is located at Akita and surrounded by three mountains–East Mountain with flower, North Mountain with old town, South Mountain reinforced by Tamagawa to the wide range until Semboku. This was the best terrain that constructed a castle town. Before Century Era 1620, there was total 80 bukeyashiki, 350 shops and some houses.

( Maple Leaf Season: Mid of OCT – Mid of NOV )

Lake Tazawa

Lake Tazawa is a caldera lake in the city of Semboku, Akita Prefecture, northern Japan. It is the deepest lake in Japan at 423 metres. The area is a popular vacation area and several hot spring resorts can be found in the hills above the lake.

( Maple Leaf Season: Mid of OCT – Mid of NOV )

Naruko-Kyo is a V-shaped canyon in Miyagi Prefecture that sits about 5 minutes by car away from Naruko Onsen Station on the JR Rikuu East Line. Both sides are about 100m in height and it stretches about 2.5km. During each season you can enjoy the beautiful scenery, and most tourists come during mid-October to November to see the autumn leaves.

(Maple Leaf Season: Mid of OCT –  Beginning of NOV )

Day 6      Godai-do Hall ~ Matsushima Cruise ride  ~ Duty Free Shop ~ Kinugawa     

Nikko Toshogu

Nikko Toshogu is a Shinto shrine located in Nikkō, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan. It is part of the “Shrines and Temples of Nikkō”, a UNESCO World Heritage Site

Kairaku-en

Kairaku-en is a Japanese garden located in Mito, Ibaraki, Japan. Along with Kenroku-en and Koraku-en, it is considered one of the Three Great Gardens of Japan.