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Péninsule de Tsugaru

The Tsugaru Peninsula is an important tourist area in northern Japan, rich in natural scenery and cultural heritage. The Oirase Valley and Lake Towada here are famous natural landscapes, and they also retain rich ancient Japanese traditional culture. The best time is to enjoy cherry blossoms in spring and red leaves in autumn. Various cherry blossom viewing spots and red leaf spots are scattered throughout the area.

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Circuits et expériences

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【Excursion d'une journée à Aomori】Combinaison de sites emblématiques : Gorges d'Oirase, Lac Towada, Mont Hakkoda, Hachinohe, Sanctuaire Takayama Inari (départ d'Aomori)

【Excursion d'une journée à Aomori】Combinaison de sites emblématiques : Gorges d'Oirase, Lac Towada, Mont Hakkoda, Hachinohe, Sanctuaire Takayama Inari (départ d'Aomori)

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Excursion d'une journée à Aomori : sites incontournables | Château d'Hirosaki, Parc des Pommiers, Ruisseau Oirase, Lac Towada, Monts Shirakami | Plusieurs itinéraires possibles | Départ d'Aomori

Excursion d'une journée à Aomori : sites incontournables | Château d'Hirosaki, Parc des Pommiers, Ruisseau Oirase, Lac Towada, Monts Shirakami | Plusieurs itinéraires possibles | Départ d'Aomori

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【Départ d'Aomori】Excursion d'une journée dans les paysages de Tsugaru : Pont de la Danse des Grues & Sanctuaire Inari Takayama & Musée Tachineputa|Groupe à partir de 2 personnes・Navette privée・Service multilingue (Préfecture d'Aomori)

【Départ d'Aomori】Excursion d'une journée dans les paysages de Tsugaru : Pont de la Danse des Grues & Sanctuaire Inari Takayama & Musée Tachineputa|Groupe à partir de 2 personnes・Navette privée・Service multilingue (Préfecture d'Aomori)

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Péninsule de Tsugaru FAQ et informations pratiques pour le voyage

What is Tsugaru Peninsula known for?

Tsugaru Peninsula is celebrated for its abundant agricultural products, including delicious apples, peaches, and steuben grapes, as well as fresh tuna, flounder, and rockfish from its surrounding waters. It is also renowned for traditional crafts like intricate Tsugaru lacquerware.

Can you swim the Tsugaru Strait?

While the Tsugaru Strait is a significant body of water between Honshu and Hokkaido, swimming across it is an extreme challenge. The strait is approximately 19.5 km point-to-point, but tides and currents often require swimmers to cover distances of 30 to 40 kilometers.

How deep is the Tsugaru Strait?

The Tsugaru Strait features eastern and western necks, each about 20 km wide. The maximum depths are approximately 200 meters in the eastern section and 140 meters in the western section. Ferry services, including the Tsugaru Kaikyō Ferry, operate across the strait.

Where is the Tsugaru dialect spoken?

The Tsugaru dialect, known as Tsugaru-ben, is predominantly spoken in the western part of Aomori Prefecture, which is the region encompassing the Tsugaru Peninsula. It is famously distinct, and even native Japanese speakers from other regions may find it difficult to understand.

What are some must-try foods on Tsugaru Peninsula?

Tsugaru Peninsula offers a culinary journey, particularly with its world-famous apples. You can also savor fresh seafood like tuna and flounder, and traditional dishes that highlight local produce. Don't miss experiencing the regional cuisine which often features these high-quality ingredients.