Tohoku Travel Guide: All Posts & Articles Masterlist | Jin Travels Japan
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Tohoku Region
Trains · Noodles · Temples · Wild Coastlines
Tohoku (東北地方) – Japan's rugged, soulful northern heart. This is a land of misty mountains, samurai history, some of the country's best noodles, and coastlines that will steal your breath. From the temple bells of Hiraizumi to the steam whistles of the SL Ginga, from Aomori's nebuta floats to Iwate's endless bowls of wanko soba – Tohoku rewards those who venture off the Golden Route.
This master list gathers all my Tohoku posts – practical pass guides, joyful train journeys, deep dives into local food, and detailed itineraries from my own trips. Whether you're chasing cherry blossoms, autumn leaves, or just the perfect bowl of reimen, you'll find your starting point here.
Travel Tips & Passes
A pass for JR local lines in Fukushima – helpful for local travel, though no longer available in 2026. (Historical reference)
Complete guide to the pass: coverage, value, booking tips, and frequently asked questions.
Visit the four important temples founded by Ennin, also walked by poet Matsuo Basho – a unique pilgrimage and keepsake.
Trains & Scenic Journeys
Inspired by Miyazawa Kenji's Ihatov, this train runs Hanamaki–Kamaishi on select weekends (late Apr–Nov). Tickets sell out fast!
Joyful Train experience along the scenic coastline – booking tips and onboard highlights.
Food & Culture
From wanko soba to reimen and jajamen – Iwate's cuisine is a delicious adventure.
Same guide as above, in Mandarin (note: some images may be broken).
Itineraries & Destinations
Hotel breakfast, ASPM building, Nebuta Museum, apple products, and sunset views – a perfect Aomori day.
Detailed itinerary covering Ichinoseki, Hiraizumi, Geibikei, Morioka, and Hanamaki. Mochi, temples, gorges, and onsen – with a personal touch from a seiyuu pilgrimage.
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