A trip to find the best in the northernmost part of Honshu [Saimura].
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A trip to the northernmost part of Honshu in search of the best The charms of the Mutsu Bay area along the Mutsu Bay
I think you can get a general idea of the place when you hear the words "northernmost part of Honshu.
Around Mutsu Bay, there are many delicious foods, especially seafood! It is also a place where you can fully enjoy the scenery unique to the northernmost part of Honshu.
Why don't you visit the Mutsu Bay area and find what you think is "the best! Why don't you visit the Mutsu Bay area and find out what you think is the "best!
This time, we would like to introduce you to "Saimura," where you can enjoy the spectacular view of Butsugaura!
Poster exhibition will be held from November 19 to 21, 2022!
For more information, please see the following article!
How to get to Saimura
What do you recommend for sightseeing in Sai Village?
Here are some of our recommendations for Saidai Village.
Experience a different world in Aomori Prefecture! Walking around Butsugaura
The contrast between the rough sea and the crystal clear water is breathtaking.
Once we descended the stairs, the sea and huge rocks spread out before our eyes, and we were thrilled by the mysterious sight! The mysterious sight is exciting and makes me feel excited!
No matter where I cut out a picture, it was so picturesque that I kept clicking the shutter of my camera over and over again.
Butsugaura is a work of art created by nature.
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Location
Sai-mura, Shimokita-gun, Aomori 039-4712, Japan
Access
About 1 hour and 40 minutes by car from JR Shimokita Station + about 20 minutes on foot, or about 2 hours and 20 minutes by bus, or about 1 hour by car from Tsugaru Kaikyo Ferry Ohma Terminal
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Saimura is famous for its sea urchins!
We would like to introduce some gourmet food that you can enjoy even in the fall when you cannot eat sea urchin bowls!
I couldn't stop saying over and over again, "This is so good! I could not stop saying over and over again, "This is delicious!
In fact, this laver is a natural rock laver from the local village of Sayi, and is so precious that it is said to be a mirage.
The seaweed is carefully processed, so it is not difficult to chew, which is a common problem with seaweed.
The salted sea urchin is also produced in the village of Sayi.
There is no reason why it can't be delicious.
Please be careful, because they may not be able to get seaweed at certain times of the year, such as winter, and may not be able to sell it.
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Location
Sai, Sai-mura, Shimokita-gun, Aomori 039-4711
Access
Approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes by car from JR Shimokita Station
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Here are some more things we found!
Gotaro Mikami's birthplace
It was the home and clinic of the Mikami family, who had been doctors for generations.
Inside, old medical equipment and a very rare old x-ray (that looks like it could summon aliens) are on display, making it a must-see for those who love old houses and old things.
Gotaro Mikami was a doctor who, when surrounded by the enemy in the Russo-Japanese War, made a hand-sewn Red Cross and treated injured soldiers regardless of whether they were friend or foe.
He also spent his private fortune to buy the latest medical equipment in Sai-mura, and provided traveling medical services by boat.
Souvenirs found at Tsugaru Kaikyo Cultural Museum Arsus
It is a tea made from apios and apios flowers, which are known as healthy vegetables that are not easily found in supermarkets.
Apios is a legume native to North America, but it has become a specialty of the village of Sai because monkeys do not eat it and it has been used to prevent damage from animals.
The product in the photo can be stored at room temperature, making it a convenient souvenir.
If you warm it up in the microwave before eating, it tastes great.
The flower tea has a relaxing aroma and taste like herb tea.
This is the "best" this time!
The color of the soil in the foreground and the huge rocks look as if they are not in Japan.
It is strange that the area seems to be an arid region, but behind the rocks is a vast expanse of ocean.
Let's go find the "best" in Saimura!
We hope you will also visit the village and find your own "best"!