Aomori Bay Bridge

Aomori Bay Bridge and Nebuta Museum WA RASSE is an incredible combination of modern-day architecture and traditional Japanese culture. The bridge is a 15 span, 3,711 meter suspension bridges that provide Aomori Bay's four main islands with a direct connection. It's been described as a feat of engineering marvel, with stunning views of both the bay and Aomori City.

The Nebuta Museum WA RASSE offers a fascinating exhibition about the Nebuta Matsuri, a summer festival in Aomori attended by more than 3 million people each year. The massive lanterns—made from paper and wire frames— have become renowned around the world for their vibrant colors, bold designs, and captivating imagery. Both the bridge and the museum are part of Aomori's new waterfront development, which includes several hotels, a shopping center, and an observation deck. There is also an outdoor performance stage, which hosts a variety of traditional Japanese performances throughout the summer months. Its waterfront location makes it an ideal place to explore and take in the breathtaking views of Aomori Bay.