Asamushi Onsen Forest Park

The 8km walking trail at Asamushi Onsen Forest Park is mainly composed of red pine, oak, and beech trees, allowing visitors to enjoy various wild birds and skunk cabbage colonies throughout the four seasons. From the Mutsu Bay Observatory, you can enjoy a magnificent view, making it an ideal spot for nature lovers. It's free to stroll along the trail, but please note that permission may be required in some cases. It's also a popular hidden gem in Aomori City.

The 700-year-old red pine tree located in the Asamushi Onsen Forest Park fascinates many people with its imposing presence. Encountering this giant tree during a quiet walk in the forest can be considered a historical treasure nurtured by nature. It's a tourist spot that you'll want to see along with the surrounding trees such as red pine, beech, and oak.

The greatest attraction of Asamushi Onsen Forest Park is the magnificent views from the Mutsu Bay Observatory. You can enjoy a panoramic view of the Tsugaru and Shimokita Peninsulas, which are representative of Aomori Prefecture. In the summer, you can also see a fantastic scene of fireflies flying around. It's a must-see spot for those who want to interact with nature. The walking paths are also well-maintained, allowing you to enjoy various wild birds and skunk cabbage colonies throughout the four seasons. Admission is free, so feel free to visit.

Asamushi Onsen Forest Park has nighttime illuminated tennis courts and sports fields. The tennis courts can be used for 240 yen per hour, with an additional fee of 730 yen per hour for nighttime illumination. The multipurpose field is free to use, but there is a fee of 990 yen per hour for nighttime use. This park is perfect for sports enthusiasts. It's also recommended for those who want to refresh themselves while exercising in harmony with nature.