Ryoichi Hiraoka Blog

Category: 2)Tohoku region

  • Tsurugajo Castle

    Tsurugajo Castle is called “Tsurugajo” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link Tsurugajo Castle (Japanese Only)

  • Aizu Festival

    Aizu Festival is called “Aizu Matsuri” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link Aizukanko (Japanese Only)

  • Ouchi-Juku Post Town

    Ouchi-Juku Post Town is called “Ouchi-Juku” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link Ouchi-juku (Japanese Only)

  • Oze National Park

    Oze National Park is called “Oze Kokuritsu Kouen” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link Ministry of the Environment

  • Bandai-Asahi National Park

    Bandai-Asahi National Park is called “Bandai-Asahi Kokuritsu Kouen” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link Ministry of the Environment

  • Mt. Bandai

    Mt. Bandai is called “Bandai San” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link URABANDAI

  • Hijiori Hot Spring

    Hijiori Hot Spring is called “Hijiori Onsen” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link Hijiori Onsen

  • Yunohama Hot Spring

    Yunohama Hot Spring is called “Yunohama Onsen” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link YUNOHAMA ONSEN OFFICIAL GUIDE

  • Shonai Sand Dunes

    Shonai Sand Dunes is called “Shonai Sakyu” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link Tohokukanko (Japanese Only)

  • Atsumi Onsen Morning Market

    Atsumi Onsen Morning Market is called “Atsumi Onsen Asaichi” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link Yamagatakanko (Japanese Only)