2Day Tohoku Tour Yakurai Kokia Garden Oyasu Gorge and Onsen Stay

Vivid Autumn Kokia: Admire rolling hills of vibrant red kokia (summer cypress) paired with colorful salvia and cosmos from September to October. Seasonal Flower Fields: Walk through spring tulips, summer sunflowers and lavender, and fresh seasonal blooms across expansive fields. Themed Garden Strolls: Explore eight unique areas, including an English-style rose garden, an herb garden, and scenic photo spots. Garden Café & Local Souvenirs: Relax at the on-site café with seasonal herb teas, soft-serve ice cream, and locally made goods

Fresh Local Produce: Browse seasonal fruits, vegetables, and regional delicacies supplied daily by over 200 local farmers. ROYCE' Chocolates & Soft-Serve: Visit the shop featuring ROYCE'—Hokkaido’s famous chocolate brand—and try exclusive ROYCE' soft-serve ice cream. Regional Gourmet: Sample local specialties like Iwadeyama miso dishes, shisomaki (sweet miso wrapped in shiso leaves), and freshly baked bread.

Edo-Period Architecture: Walk through the preserved Nagayamon (gate house) constructed in 1838, showcasing authentic timber construction and heavy wooden barrier doors. Samurai Artifacts & Permits: View historical exhibits inside, including original Edo-period travel passes (tegata), weapons, and equipment used by checkpoint guards. Dewa Highway Heritage: Learn how feudal checkpoints operated to manage commerce and security between the Sendai Domain and neighboring provinces. Scenic Mountain Atmosphere: Take a peaceful walk around the historic grounds nestled in the quiet Hanayama mountain countryside near local hot springs.

ey carved over millennia by the Minase River. Its most famous feature is the "Daifunto" (Great Boiling Spring), where thick clouds of 98°C (208°F) geothermal steam violently burst from the rocky cliff crevices. It offers visitors a spectacular and highly photogenic mix of raw volcanic energy and pristine natural beauty.

Hosokura Mine Park is a subterranean theme park built inside a former lead and zinc mine in Kurihara City, Miyagi, with over 1,200 years of history. Visitors can venture into a 773-meter underground tunnel preserved from its operating days, offering an engaging look at Japan’s industrial history in a cool, atmospheric underground environment.