E1 | Tsugaru-fuji, News from Spring
A late spring has arrived in the city of Tsugaru, Japan.
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Tabiaruki from Iwate
Season 1 | 22 Episodes
E2 | A Moment of Coolness
Sometimes, it’s wiser to find ways to stay cool in Iwate than be out in the sun.
E3 | Northern Cities – Exploring the Spicy Foods
Stimulate your appetite with spicy northern cuisine.
E4 | The Towns Where A Steam Locomotive Runs
In a world of automobiles, there are places where the trains not only still run but have become iconic fixtures.
E5 | A Summer Story: Searching for illumination spots
As the sun sets, lights have a way of bringing a prefecture to life during the cool summer nights.
E6 | A Walk in the Sky of Morioka in Early Fall
Fall is quickly approaching, and it’s time for a walk around the city.
E7 | Charmed by Autumn Colors
There is beauty in autumn colors, and they are found in more than just the leaves.
E9 | Late Autumn in Ihatov: Looking for Signs of Autumn
Autumn has arrived in the scenic areas of Ihatov. What can be experienced?
E10 | Tasting Tour with Cherry Blossoms in Three Cities
What better way to watch the flowers than with delicious food?
E11 | A Tale of the Mountain Streams in Iwate – To the Waga River System
The autumn rivers have a tale or two to tell if one knows where to listen.
E12 | How About Lunch at a Hot Spring Resort?
Snow blankets the region. For those looking for a warm hearth, the hot springs offer food and shelter from the winter’s embrace.
E14 | Our travel guide: Falling in love with snow in Northern Tohoku
The Earth may slumber in winter, but there’s plenty to do in Northern Tohoku.
E16 | Our travel guide: Along the Coast Part I
Coastal towns have much to offer if you know where to look.
E17 | Our travel guide: Along the Coast Part II
Our journey isn’t over yet! There are many places to see and food to eat.
E18 | Our travel guide: Along the Coast Part III
From Yamada to Kamaishi, there’s still plenty left to take in.
