Cruises to Aomori, Japan
Port description
Aomori City in Japan is the northernmost prefectural capital city on Honshu, Japan's main island. This port town used to be the main departure point to Hokkaido via ferry; and, although it remains the main port for car ferries, the opening of the Seikan Undersea Railway Tunnel and the advent of cheap flights have reduced ridership and many travellers now bypass the city altogether. Today Aomori is best known for its spectacular Nebuta Matsuri summer festival.
Typical Excursion
There’s a lot to see on a cruise deal to Aomori, Nebuta Matsuri, a summer festival featuring large lantern floats. How about Jomon Site, an Archaeological site from the Jomon Period or Museum of Art which is full of interesting contemporary art museum. Whatever you choose to do there is enough on a cruise to Aomori to keep everyone happy.
With beaches in close proximity to the city of Aomori in summer, ski resorts in winter a cruise to Aomori have it all to keep everyone happy. Oirase River Aomori and Towadako Lake Aomori are the most popular, here you can relax or take part in water sports of all kind.
One of the local specialties of Aomori is a seafood dish called ichigo-ni (literally "stewed strawberries"). From seafood to burgers to apples, Aomori is an area where visitors can experience simple yet delicious foods throughout the year.
Shimokita Hanto is a Remote peninsula famed for Fear Mountain, Caldera Lake which is famous for its autumn colours, Hirosaki a former castle town in Northern Tohoku all this without mentioning all the lakes, falls and coastline to explore, a cruise to Aomori won’t leave you disappointed.
A cruise deal to Aomori offers the best of a cruise holiday along with the beauty of the Far East, the enchanting people and culture also chance to see and explore a unique part of the World. Our cruise deals to Aomori are flexible, cheap and simple to organise for all the family so you can arrive when you want, how you want and on a budget to suit you, book today to get the best deals.
