[🤓Xunguo Elementary School🤓] [Apple Kingdom—Aomori Special: Travel Information]

Aomori Prefecture is located in the northernmost part of Honshu, Japan, and is also the place most blessed by nature in the Tohoku region. Aomori Prefecture, which is surrounded by the sea on three sides, also has many majestic forests. It is a tourist spot where you can enjoy the changing scenery of the four seasons. Many tourists visit here every year. The most well-known in Japan is of course the prefecture and city that is one of the top apple producing areas. A poetic fairyland on earth, the Oirase River originates from Lake Towada at the junction of Aomori and Akita counties, passing through the beautiful Oirase Valley. Hike or cycle along the streams and valleys and you'll see why it has been a source of inspiration for painters and poets for centuries. The scenic area is full of lush forests, waterfalls and jagged rocks. Over the years, some waterfalls and strange rocks have their own names.

Sannai Maruyama Ruins The Sannai Maruyama Ruins are the largest village remains in Japan from about 5,500 years ago to 4,000 years ago. During the excavation survey that began in 1992, a large number of pit-style dwelling remains, elevated building remains, and lacquerware and jadeite that required high processing technology were unearthed, which changed the public's impression of Jomon culture in the past. Including the Sannai Maruyama Ruins in Aomori Prefecture and the Oyu Ring Stones, a special historical site in Akita Prefecture, there are many Jomon cultural relics from Hokkaido to Northeastern China. These Jomon ruins centered on Hokkaido and Northeastern China are all aiming to be registered as World Heritage Sites and passed on forever.

Aomori Hell Swamp Hell Swamp is located near Suanyu Hot Spring. It was originally a crater site, but because of the hot spring water gushing out nearby, it formed a swamp. The temperature at the bottom of the swamp is very hot, and the water vapor rises, forming a scene like hell. , hence the name Hell Swamp. Although it is called Hell Swamp, it is completely "misnamed" because the area here is not as scary as hell, but it has beautiful natural scenery. With the unique white smoke of the swamp, it is more like a fairyland when taking pictures, so it often attracts photography enthusiasts. This hangs around.

When it comes to apple hunting, the most famous apples are absolutely indispensable in Aomori!! In Hirosaki Apple Park, there are about 65 kinds and 1300 apple trees planted. Apple production activities such as bags, leaf clipping, etc. In addition to harvesting apples, you can also try bagging, cutting leaves, and removing fruits to be a small farmer. With the guided tour, you can also learn about apple knowledge and history, and learn about farm life by visiting old farm houses and farm machinery exhibitions. You can buy fresh Aomori apples here→Aomori Apple Corner