2025 Minamitsugaru District Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

A world of art in a snowy landscape Inakadate Village in the southern part of Aomori Prefecture is famous for its rice field art in the summer, but in fact, an event not to be missed is also held in the winter. The snow-covered rice fields are lit up, creating a fantastical landscape like a picture scroll, known as "Winter Rice Field Art". The highlight is the night illumination The illumination begins as the sun sets, creating a fantastic space woven with snow and light. The patterns painted on the rice fields stand out clearly, impressing visitors. Looking down from the observation deck, you can see the huge art painted on the snow canvas in one view, and you can enjoy it from a perspective that makes you feel as if you are looking from the sky. Recommended for families and couples The light art, which you can quietly look at while holding hands in the cold air, is perfect for a romantic winter outing. Children can also get fascinated by playing in the snow and the light effects, so it is recommended for family visits. Access and Event Information It is located about 30 minutes by car from JR Hirosaki Station, and shuttle buses are sometimes operated in winter. The event period and lighting times vary every year, so it is recommended to check the official information before visiting. A memorable winter art experience Inakadate Village is a place where you can experience the excitement of winter, where snow and art come together. It is a special spot that you should definitely include in your Aomori trip. #Aomori #InakadateVillage #WinterRiceFieldArt #SnowScenery #LightingUp #ArtTrip #WinterInJapan #BeautifulSights #Spring0YenTrip

Do you know this place? ? I'm r e i n a, and I search for photogenic places while traveling 📷 This time, I discovered a hidden spot in Aomori Prefecture, so I'd like to introduce it to you! This is Inakadate Station in Aomori Prefecture 🚃 This is not just an unmanned station, but the interior of the station is vividly decorated with contemporary art by artist GOMA. 🌾🎨 When you step inside the station building, your eye will be caught by the illustrations of giant eyes, cute animals, and beautiful art depicting the local nature. It's like you've wandered into another dimension, and you're greeted by a mysterious and warm world🎨👀 GOMA's art is said to be imbued with the wish to watch over and protect the local children and elderly😌 It's amazing that a quiet rural station has been transformed into such a wonderful art space🎈 Please come and visit🛩️ #DomesticTravelRecords #Aomori #InakadateStation #AomoriTourism #AomoriTrip

Rice Paddy Art uses rice paddies as canvases, with different colored rice plants as paint to create gigantic artworks! Inakadate Village started with three colors of rice in 1993, and over the years, their techniques have improved. Now, they use seven colors of rice to create intricate and detailed art. Each year, the art is themed around popular trends. You will be amazed by the high-quality art that you wouldn't believe is made from rice plants! If you visit Aomori, be sure to check it out! The official website also streams live camera footage. Check it out before you go to catch the art at its peak. ◆ Access About 40 minutes by car from Aomori City About 5 minutes by car from Konan Railway's Inakadate Station About 10 minutes by car from JR Kawabe Station

#summerdream See the art on the rice fields in Aomori Prefecture, Inakadate Village Rice Field Art First Venue Each year, there will be different pictures. They will be recorded in the museum. The entrance fee at the observation deck is about 300 yen. To get here, you have to get off at Jr Kawabe Station and take a taxi for about 10 minutes.

In the cool virgin forest, a few glimpses of the candlelight, a secluded light, quietly admire the handsome bartender magically transformed into a high-profile Aomori cocktail. Such a scene, it is really not drunk, everyone is drunk. Hotel Name]: Hoshino Group / Tsugaru [Hotel Address]: Japan's Aomori Prefecture, Nanjin-gun, Ogami-machi, the crocodile word on the peony forest 36-1 [Address]: 36 -1 Aza-Kamibotanmori