Lake Tazawa
With a depth of 423.4m, Lake Tazawa is Japan's deepest lake and is also famous for the azure blue color of its surface and the legend of Princess Tatsuko. The sight of the golden Tatsuko statue against the clear blue lake waters is particularly memorable. Kayaking and canoeing can be enjoyed in seasons other than winter.
Street address
- Lake Tazawa, Semboku City, Akita
About AKITA Access
Route1
- Tatsuko Statue
Take the JR Akita Shinkansen and Tazawako Line to Tazawako Station. Take the Ugokotsu Tazawako loop bus for approx. 30 min and get off at Katajiri. Then a 1-min. walk.
- Tatsuko Statue
Route2
- Goza-no-Ishi Shrine
Take the JR Akita Shinkansen and Tazawako Line to Tazawako Station. Take the Ugokotsu Tazawako loop bus for approx. 40 min. and get off at Goza-no-Ishi Jinja. Shrine is near the bus stop.
- Goza-no-Ishi Shrine
Opening Hours
Closed
Best season
- Apr., May, Jun., Jul., Aug., Sep., Oct., Nov.
Point
- The Goza-no-ishi Shrine is a powerspot where Princess Tatsuko is enshrined. Beauty charms, "Tasuko-hime Mamori", are available.
Spots around
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Sato Yosuke Inaniwa Udon Noodle-Making Workshop
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Ikedashi Garden
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The Town of Masuda
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Kamakura
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Mountain Honey Shop
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Namahage Sedo Festival
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Nyuto-onsen-kyo Hot Springs Village
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Akita Museum of Art
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Akita Shimin Ichiba (Akita Citizen's Market)
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Ando Jozo (Kitaura main store)
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Takashimizu Brewery (Akita Shurui Seizoh Co. Ltd.)
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Akita Furusato Village
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Sake Brewery Hideyoshi
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Tazawako Skiing Area
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Kakunodate Bukeyashiki-dori Street
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Nakajima Library at Akita International University
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Akita Airport
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Namahage Museum
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Mt. Moriyoshi
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Yokote Masuda Manga Museum
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Akita City Folklore and Performing Arts Center (Neburi Nagashi Kan Hall)
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Paper Balloon Festival of Kamihinokinai
