Tohoku is a beautiful region in northeastern Japan, located on the northern part of Honshu, Japan’s main island.
It is known for its stunning natural landscapes, rich cultural traditions, hot springs, seasonal festivals, and delicious local food.

The region consists of six prefectures:
Aomori — famous for apple orchards, Nebuta Festival, and beautiful natural scenery.
Iwate — known for dramatic coastlines, historic temples, and peaceful countryside.
Miyagi — home to Sendai, the region’s largest city, and the scenic Matsushima Bay.
Akita — famous for traditional festivals, rice, and hot springs.
Yamagata — known for Zao’s snow monsters, fruit orchards, and Ginzan Onsen.
Fukushima — offers beautiful mountains, historic towns, lakes, and traditional culture.