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Kimimachizaka has a history as the place where Emperor Meiji received a love letter from the Empress, and is known as a sacred place for lovers.
Within the park there is a Koibumi Shrine and a Koibumi Postbox where you can make wishes on heart-shaped votive plaques and mail postcards using the postbox which will have a heart postmark.
The city also has a history of thriving as the "number one wooden city in the Orient" due to its lumber industry, and you can experience the traditional craft of "kumiko" while enjoying the beautiful scenery.
Akita cedar, one of Japan's three most famous woods, is famous for the beauty of its grain, and the handmade kumiko pieces are perfect as souvenirs.
Finally, please enjoy some Hiyama tea, known as the northernmost tea.