Nebuta no Ie Wa Rasse is a museum showcasing large, colorful Nebuta floats made from wire and paper. Visitors can see these impressive displays and watch footage of the amazing Nebuta parade on a huge screen.

The Aomori Tourist Information Center ASPAM is an iconic triangular building. It offers tourist information, gift shops, dining options, and an observation deck with stunning views.

Sannai Maruyama Site is a historic archaeological site in Aomori, Japan. Discovered during baseball stadium construction, it reveals artifacts from the ancient Jomon period, showcasing clay figures and reconstructed dwellings.

The Aomori Museum of Art features modern artwork, including pieces by local and international artists. A highlight is Marc Chagall's four large ballet backdrops displayed in the central atrium.

Aquarium Asamushi in Aomori, Japan, showcases various sea life. Visitors can enjoy daily dolphin shows and explore a clear viewing tunnel and touch tank.