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①A workshop where you can make your own unique sakazuki (sake cup) while learning the history of Tazen’s copper craftsmanship.
②Experience the charm of copper through your five senses—the sound of hammering, the texture, and the changing expression of the metal as it is polished.
③Take your finished cup home to enjoy for years to come as a “growing vessel” that deepens with use.

①Morioka: A Destination Capturing Global Attention
Selected by the New York Times as one of the “52 Places to Go in 2023,” Morioka is gaining international acclaim as a tourist destination.
②A City Where History, Culture, and Nature Exist in Harmony
Experience Morioka, where traditional culture, historical architecture, and beautiful nature coexist in perfect balance.
③Discover the Everyday Life Beyond the Tourist Sites
Walk through the former castle town and visit the Morioka Castle ruins to experience the local life and atmosphere that standard sightseeing tours often miss.

①Enjoy a sake tasting and pairing experience featuring Akita’s recommended local sake, taught by a local liquor store owner inside a historical samurai residence.
②In each session, you can compare 3–4 types of local sake and experience pairings with local specialty snacks.
③A stroll through the samurai district before or after the experience is highly recommended! There are samurai residences open to the public, tea houses, and souvenir shops nearby.

①Compare several types of naturally brewed soy sauce with chilled tofu
②Receive a soy sauce bottle with your own original label
③Guided tour of a warehouse built during the Meiji era

①Authentic Nambu Ironware Experience
From a workshop tour and production experience to tasting water boiled in Nambu Ironware, this is a traditional craft experience you can only find here.
②A Journey Through Eras of Japanese History
Experience the flow of Japanese culture in a single day, from the townscapes of the Edo and Meiji eras to the Heian-period World Heritage site, Chuson-ji.
③Small-Group Private Tour
An upscale journey limited to 2–6 participants, allowing for a deep experience at a relaxed pace.

①Enjoy a meal in the middle of an apple orchard in Hirosaki, Aomori Prefecture, which boasts the highest apple production in Japan.
②The meal is an original lunch box exclusive to Apple Park, featuring a generous amount of apples.
③We are also particular about the details, such as the apple bamboo baskets and custom-made chairs crafted from the same material as apple crates.