A one day sightseeing course around Akita Station
If you’ve arrived a little early to check in to your hotel, or maybe you have a little time up your sleeve before catching a train out of town, there’s plenty to see and do around the bustling Akita Station. From relaxing in the park to museum hopping, here’s a day around Akita Station.
- DAY1
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Akita
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5.5hourcourse
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- Akita Kiritanpo shop
- 10:30
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- Senshu Park
- 11:15
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- Matsushita Tea House
- 12:00
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- Akita Prefectural Museum of Art
- 13:30
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- Red Brick Local Museum
- 15:00
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Based on the introduced course, you can create original travel plan. In addition, simply add the place you want to go and display the route and time schedule automatically, the plan will be completed in no time!
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- Akita Kiritanpo shop
- 10:30
- 30min
- Local Cuisine
- Kiritanpo is Akita’s most iconic dish and there’s no better place to try it than at Akita Kiritanpo shop. Similar to dango, kiritanpo is a chewy, mochi-type rice that’s been shaped into a long spherical stick. It’s often enjoyed with in nabe (Japanese hot pot) miso or by itself smothered in sweet and salty miso paste.
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- Address
- Akita Pref. Akitashi Nakadori 2-7-6 Muya building 1F
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- Phone
- 0188012345
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- Public transportation / Walk
- 15min
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- Senshu Park
- 11:15
- 30min
- Park / Green Space
- Home to the crumbling remains of remains of Kubota Castle, Senshu Park is a peaceful oasis, full of green foliage and fascinating history. A picturesque place to stop by for a mid-morning picnic, today the park is most famous for cherry blossoms and azaleas, which transform the local scenery with the passing seasons. If you visit in spring chance are you’ll stumble across one of the park’s cherry blossom inspired festival celebrations.
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- Address
- Akita Pref. Akitashi Senshukouen
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- Public transportation / Walk
- 15min
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- Matsushita Tea House
- 12:00
- 60min
- Other Coffee Shop
- Located right near the park grounds, sits Matsushita Tea House, the best place to stop off for a perfectly brewed cup of matcha tea. If you’re in the area, don’t miss the chance to visit the tea house as it regularly hosts Maiko performances, giving you a first hand opportunity to fully embrace the history of Akita’s culture.
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- Akita Akita-shi Senshukoen 1-3
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- Public transportation / Walk
- 30min
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- Akita Prefectural Museum of Art
- 13:30
- 60min
- Art Museum
- One of the best museums in the area, the Akita Prefectural Museum of Art is home to a huge selection of contemporary and more classic pieces, the most popular feature being the museum’s impressive collection of works by Tsuguharu Foujita. Even if you don’t have much time, it’s worth poppy by just to admire the architecture of the museum, which was designed by Tadao Ando.
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- Address
- Akita Pref. Akitashi Nakadori 1-4-2
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- Phone
- 0188538686
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- Public transportation / Walk
- 30min
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- Red Brick Local Museum
- 15:00
- 60min
- Reference/Local/Exhibition/Literature Museum
- Also known as the Akita Akarenga Red Brick Folk Museum, this museum exhibits works by some of the area’s greatest craftspeople including names like Katsuhira Tokushi and Sekiya Shiro. An ideal place to wrap up your journey through Akita Station sightseeing journey, the contrasting red and great brick design makes for some very interesting photographs.
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- Address
- Akita Pref. Akitashi Omachi 3-3-21
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- Phone
- 0188646851
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- FINISH
- 16:00
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- DAY1

Based on the introduced course, you can create original travel plan. In addition, simply add the place you want to go and display the route and time schedule automatically, the plan will be completed in no time!
Create a plan from this course