Showing all blessings from the Things to Do category.
Make Tofu With a Pro!
Eats/Treats, Things to Do
Making tofu is simple. Learn how to do it from a pro, and eat your creation!
Hachimori Kankoichi Market
Eats/Treats, Things to Do
Take a walk through this local weekend market.
Farm Stays in Fujisato Town
Things to Do
Experience countryside living with the warm and welcoming people of Fujisato Town. Genkijuku NPO…
Damako Nabe Cooking Lesson
Eats/Treats, Things to Do
Try cooking up Akita's popular household meal with locals.
Kiritanpo Cooking Lesson
Eats/Treats, Things to Do
Make Akita's most famous food, kiritanpo with locals.
Fujikoto Harvest Dance Festival
Traditional, Things to Do
Hear the clanging of armor as townsmen dance and parade in the streets with fake horse costumes.
Sandcraft in Mitane Festival
Things to Do, Art/Crafts
Impressive sand sculptures line the beach during this annual summer festival.
Making Chopsticks
Things to Do, Art/Crafts
Remember your time in the Shirakami area with a souvenir you can make.
Canoe Tour in the Shirakami Area
Nature/Lifestyle, Things to Do, Must do
Row along the Yoneshiro River and enjoy the landscape of Shirakami Sanchi from the water.
Play with Akita Dogs
Things to Do, Must do
One of the representative breeds of Japan, walk and play with an Akita Dog in its namesake region.
Kimono Experience at Kaneyu
Traditional, Things to Do, Must do
Try on a traditional Japanese kimono and learn more about former restaurant Kaneyu.
Resort Shirakami Train
Things to Do, Must do
A fun activity for any time of the year. See Akita's beautiful nature from the comforts of a train.
Kiwi Harvesting
Things to Do
Pick juicy, organic kiwis at this friendly farmer's orchard.
Build a Canoe
Things to Do, Art/Crafts
Ride down the Yoneshiro River in your own creation.
Goshonodai Camping Ground
Nature/Lifestyle, Things to Do
Convenient and breathtaking, walk and watch the sun set over the Sea of Japan.
¥1,000 ~
Mikoshi no Takiabi Festival
Traditional, Things to Do
"Wasse, wasse!" Hear the townsmen chant as they purify a mikoshi under the Shirataki Waterfall.