Discount coupons you can use in the six Tohoku prefectures
To Tohoku, a Japan you haven't seen yet
Experience Real Japan
August 1, 2026 - January 31, 2027
(Exclusion Dates: August 13-16, 2026 and September 19-23, 2026)
Exclusive for International Travelers &
Online Payments
Save Up to 60%
| Campaign Details |
International visitors can receive up to 60% off activity fees per person by entering the designated coupon code “THK6” when making a reservation. Limit: one use per person. |
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| Campaign Period | August 1, 2026 (Sat) - January 31, 2027 (Sun) |
| Blackout Dates |
August 13-16, 2026 September 19-23, 2026 Obon holiday: 4 days Silver Week: 5 days *The campaign may end early if the budget limit for each campaign period is reached. |
| Eligibility | International travelers staying in Japan during the campaign period. |
| Important Notes |
・Coupons may be used once per person only. ・Coupons cannot be applied retroactively after a reservation has been completed, and no discount can be granted afterward. ・If a reservation is canceled, cancellation fees will be calculated based on the regular price before the coupon discount. ・Coupons are valid only for activities taking place during the applicable coupon distribution period. ・The campaign may end before the scheduled end date once the allocated budget has been fully used. |
What the Tohoku region is
The Tohoku region consists of six prefectures in northern Honshu: Aomori, Iwate, Miyagi, Akita, Yamagata, and Fukushima.
In Japan's earliest historical chronicles, the Kojiki and Nihon Shoki, compiled in the early 8th century, the region was known as “Michinoku,” a name that evoked a distant land far from the imperial capital. At the time, it was home to communities with their own distinctive cultures and traditions, beyond the full reach of the central government. Today, Tohoku is far more accessible.
Rail connections have improved dramatically since the opening of the Tohoku Shinkansen in 1982, followed by the Yamagata Shinkansen in 1992 and the Akita Shinkansen in 1997. The Tohoku Shinkansen was later extended all the way to Shin-Aomori Station in 2010, making travel from Tokyo to northern Tohoku faster and more convenient than ever.
Each of the six prefectures also has access to airports, offering convenient flight connections from other parts of Japan.
With its rich history, distinctive regional culture, and easy access from Tokyo and beyond, Tohoku is an ideal destination for travelers looking to discover a different side of Japan.
Miyagi Prefecture
Miyagi Prefecture offers an authentic Japanese experience with breathtaking scenery, rich history, and exceptional cuisine. Explore the scenic beauty of Matsushima Bay, one of Japan Three Most Scenic Views, discover the heritage of Sendai, savor fresh seafood and the famous Sendai beef tongue, and immerse yourself in traditional culture and seasonal activities throughout the year.
Yamagata Prefecture
Yamagata Prefecture invites you to discover authentic Japan through majestic mountains, sacred temples, relaxing hot springs, and seasonal beauty. Enjoy world-famous cherries, rich local cuisine, and unforgettable cultural experiences in a region where nature and tradition come together.
Iwate Prefecture
Iwate Prefecture offers breathtaking coastlines, pristine nature, and timeless Japanese heritage. Visit the UNESCO World Heritage temples of Hiraizumi, experience local traditions, savor fresh seafood and premium wagyu, and enjoy authentic cultural adventures in one of Japan most scenic regions.
Akita Prefecture
Iwate Prefecture offers breathtaking coastlines, pristine nature, and timeless Japanese heritage. Visit the UNESCO World Heritage temples of Hiraizumi, experience local traditions, savor fresh seafood and premium wagyu, and enjoy authentic cultural adventures in one of Japan most scenic regions.
Fukushima Prefecture
Fukushima Prefecture offers diverse landscapes, historic castles, scenic lakes, and rejuvenating hot springs. Experience authentic samurai culture, seasonal outdoor adventures, delicious local cuisine, and warm hospitality while discovering one of Japan most resilient and inspiring destinations.
Aomori Prefecture
Aomori Prefecture captivates visitors with spectacular nature, vibrant festivals, and authentic local culture. Experience the famous Nebuta Festival, explore pristine forests and lakes, savor fresh seafood and sweet apples, and discover the true spirit of northern Japan.