Location: Akita Prefecture
Top Things to do in Akita Prefecture
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Top 10 Transportation in Akita Prefecture, Tohoku
Akita Prefecture (秋田県, Akita-ken) is a prefecture located in the Tōhoku region of Japan. The capital is the city of Akita.
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1. Hanaba Taxi
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
2. Yurikogen Railways
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4.0 based on 35 reviews
Yuri-Kogen railway runs in Akita prefecture north side of Chokai mountain. Everyday, the train departure 10:47AM from Ugo-honjo, "Akita Obako" attendant guides you beautiful traditional Japanese country scene of farm.
3. Ugokotsu
4. Akita Shinkansen
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By MunichEricJ
The Shinkansen service to Akita is welcome, as is the redone station. The service is in some ways not too different from the prior express trains, due to level crossings, which are rare for the Shinkansen and limit the speed at which it's allowed to travel - tracks notwithstanding.It's a single track for part of the way, so it stops at a siding while the oncoming Shonkansen gets past. But it's great to get on one train, settle in, and go all the way to Tokyo without thinking about connecting. At peak tourist time, about half the train from both directions get off at Kakunodate, the old Samurai village!
5. Namahage Shuttle
6. Shuhoku Bus
7. Akita Chuokotsu
8. Kisakata Godo Taxi
9. NPO法人三種町観光協会
For the purpose of contributing to the promotion of tourism and the revitalization of the region by conducting excavation, preservation, and introduction of tourist resources such as nature, landscape, and culture, attracting tourists, and business related to town development in Mitane Town and its surrounding areas I am active.
10. Semboku City Rural Experience Association
We provide information about Green Tourism in Semboku City, Akita, Japan. You can expect to find heartwarming rural-life experiences, stunning outdoor activities, a beautiful encounter with culture, history, local people, and many more!
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