The Sannai-Maruyama ruins were found in a large-scale settlement in the Jomon period more than 5,000 years ago, found in an excavation survey in 1992, and many residences, tombs, earthenware, stoneware, and ornaments were excavated. The grounds are covered in nature, and you can enter a pit-type dwelling or visit various exhibits within the exhibition space. Experience the lives of those people who lived together with nature.

The Aomori Museum of Art is an art museum characterized by its modern and unique architectural design adjacent to the Sannai Maruyama ruins. It’s also one of the prefecture’s newest landmarks dubbed “Aomori Dog" and contains works by local Aomori artists as well as many collections of artists from around the world. Here you will enjoy various pieces created within the rich nature and climate of Aomori.

This is a tourist facility that showcases the history and charm of the Nebuta Festival held in Aomori Prefecture every summer. You can enjoy the lively atmosphere of the actual festival while watching the powerful Nebuta lantern floats used in the festival while listening to the performance of the lion. You will also experience Aomori's various traditional cultures, performing arts and crafts.

It is a duty-free, market-style shopping center that sells local products such as sweets, processed goods, fresh vegetables and fruits. The most featured facility at A-FACTORY is the apple cidre (cider) factory, which produces cidre and juices onsite using Aomori grown apples. Aomori Cider is a must buy as it is made up of Aomori Apples. Given that Aomori is Japan’s top apple producer. Visitors can observe the process of cidre production through glass windows with a factory tour and purchase tasting cards to enjoy the fresh flavors.