Monthly Archives: February 2012

Hirosaki Marche “FORET”

I go Hirosaki Marche “FORET” every Sunday.  “FORET” is a market that is held every Sunday in Spring to Autumn.  You can buy local fresh vegetables and fruits.  Maybe there is nobody who can speak English at the market but you can make good memory communicating with local people.

Hirosaki-Marche-“FORET”

Hirosaki Castel Snow Lantern Festival

Every year in February, Hirosaki Park holds “Hirosaki Castle Snow Lantern Festival”.  This festival began in 1977 and every year getting more beautiful.

Sapporo Snow Festival is maybe the most popular winter festival in Japan but I recommend Hirosaki Castle Snow Lantern Festival.   Hirosaki Park has an air of romance with snow lantern.         You should see it, even if you only see it once.

Hirosaki-Castel-Snow-Lantern-Festival

Beautiful City HIROSAKI

I like taking pictures.  Hirosaki has many beautiful places so that I never lose interest in taking pictures.   I’d like to show you my favorite scene in Hirosaki with pictures.

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Creperie Bal Pas Normal Café

Pas Normal Café is one of my favorite cafe.

I really love the crepes here, and I order countless times of the chocolate and banana crepe and chestnuts crepe and more….sooooooo good!!  You better try it!!

Creperie Bal Pas Normal Café
2-1 Hyakkokumachi Hirosaki, Aomori
Tel:0172-38-2256

PasNormalCafé

Neputa Huge Drum

I went to see Neputa Festival this summer and I really liked it.  So I went “The Tsugaru Clan Neputa Village” to know more Neputa.  We could see many kinds of Neputa and  could hear explanation of history.  And the most interested part was… I had a chance to try my hand at pounding on the Huge Drums.  I think I did it good!!

The Tsugaru Clan Neputa Village
61 Kamenokomachi Hirosaki, Aomori

Neputa

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