Trip to Aomori / 青森への旅

This is my humble attempt to document every single thing of my 4 Days 3 Nights trip to Aomori, Japan. I hope you like it! This is a new channel - so feel free to subscribe for more content from me. If you like what you see, do leave a comment!


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The places that I have featured in my Aomori, Japan video are:


1. Oirase George: Oirase Gorge is a breathtaking natural wonder nestled in Aomori Prefecture, It's like stepping into a real-life fairytale! The gorge is famous for its stunning natural beauty. You will be alongside a crystal-clear stream called Oirase Stream, and the water is just so pure and clean. It flows over these cool-looking rocks covered in moss, creating this soothing and peaceful sound. The whole area is surrounded by these amazing green forests that make you feel like you're in another world. There are even these awesome waterfalls hidden in the trees, and you can cross these cool wooden bridges along the way. I have recorded a lot of footage in Oirase George - check it out!


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2. Hotel Jogakura / Jogakura Bridge: Hotel Jogakura is nestled in the heart of nature, surrounded by lush forests and breathtaking mountain views. It's the perfect getaway for anyone seeking tranquility and relaxation. Jogakura Bridge is just 5 minutes drive from the hotel. It's a sight to behold! This magnificent suspension bridge stretches across the picturesque Jogakura Gorge, offering jaw-dropping views of the surrounding landscape.


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3. Lake Towada: Lake Towada is a massive caldera lake formed by volcanic activity, and its serene waters are a sight to behold. The lake is nestled amidst lush forests and surrounded by towering mountains, creating a truly breathtaking landscape. The lake's surface often mirrors the vibrant colors of the changing seasons, with cherry blossoms in spring, lush greenery in summer, fiery foliage in autumn, and a pristine snow-covered wonderland in winter.


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4. A-Factory: A-Factory is a vibrant and lively complex that celebrates the region's famous produce, apples. It's an absolute treat for apple enthusiasts and food lovers alike. As soon as you step into A-Factory, you'll be greeted by the delightful aroma of freshly picked apples. The complex features various sections where you can immerse yourself in the world of apples. One of the highlights of A-Factory is the Apple Hall, a showcase of Aomori's apple industry. Here, you can sample a wide array of apple-based products, from mouthwatering apple pies and tarts to refreshing apple juices and ciders. The Apple Hall is a paradise for foodies, offering a chance to indulge in the delectable flavors of Aomori's apples. In addition to the culinary delights, A-Factory also houses shops where you can purchase apple-themed souvenirs, locally made apple products, and even fresh apples to take home.


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5. Suiren Pond (Suiren Numa): Suiren Numa, a captivating natural wonder located in Aomori, Japan. Suiren Numa, also known as the "Water Lily Pond," is a mesmerizing wetland renowned for its stunning display of water lilies. During the summer months, the pond comes alive as vibrant water lilies bloom across its surface, creating a breathtaking scene. The delicate petals of the water lilies float gracefully on the calm waters, painting a picturesque image that seems almost surreal. The vivid colors and tranquil atmosphere make Suiren Numa a haven of serenity and natural beauty.


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6. Jogoku Numa: Jigoku Numa, also known as "Hell's Pond," located in Aomori, Japan. Jigoku Numa is a volcanic lake situated within the caldera of Mount Osore, a dormant volcano. As you approach the lake, you'll be struck by its otherworldly appearance. The lake's surface is covered with a thick layer of steam, creating an eerie and mysterious atmosphere reminiscent of a scene from a fantasy movie. The bubbling hot springs and sulfurous gases that escape from the lake's depths contribute to the surreal ambiance.


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There are probably a lot of places that I have missed. So I will definitely be going back to Aomori!

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