Tsugaru
A World Heritage! Home of the Jomon Period and Shako-chan Clay Figure
Shakokidogu (Shako-chan) was excavated from the Kamegaoka Site, which was registered as a World Heritage Site in July 2021. A giant Shako-chan monument welcomes visitors at the JR Kizukuri station. If you are lucky, Shako-chan’s eyes may be glowing with seven different colors.
Contact / Tsugaru City Commerce and Industry, Tourism Division
TEL.0173-42-2111
A Place Where Jomon Culture Is Passed On
Visitors can find Tsugaru Kamegaoka Pottery, which is carved with Jomon patterns, produced and sold here. There is a pit dwelling and pottery lessons that allow visitors to experience the Jomon period. The replicas of the teacups and Shako-chan are great souvenirs.
Contact / Shikiroan
TEL.0173-45-3452
Tsugaru’s New Specialty “Tsugaru Garlic Salt Koji Nabe”
This hot pot nabe is a dish using garlic, salted rice malt, and locally grown vegetables. It ranked third in the “Japan National Nabe Grand Prix”.
Contact / Tsugaru City Chamber of Commerce and Industry
TEL.0173-42-2449
“Tsugaru Earth Village Onsen” A Popular Hot Spring for Beautiful Skin
Here is a highly recommended hot spring to heal the fatigue of travelers. Opened in May 2020, it is a great place to enjoy a moment of peace and relaxation, and enjoy smooth and beautiful skin.
Contact / Tsugaru Earth Village Onsen
TEL.0173-26-2855
For more information about Tsugaru
Tsugaru City Website
