Yew Tree (VISIT Hachinohe)

A sightseeing base facility right next to JR Hachinohe Station

Youtree is a facility, as a place to promote regional industries, directly connected to JR Hachinohe Station, which provides demonstration sales of local products, restaurants and accommodation. On the first floor, visitors can enjoy shopping with 1,800 items of local specialties, and on the second floor, they can see the performance for traditional crafts and also try hands-on experiences such as Nanbu senbei (cookie) making, Nanbu Hishi-zashi (local embroidery), Nanbu Sakiori (local textile).

Between Yutree and Hachinohe Station, there is Ekimae-yokocho, which offers demonstration for local products. One is the place for squid products such as “Ika-sugata-yaki (grilled hole squid)”, where visitors can watch its process and buy the products.

General Information

Address
青森県八戸市一番町9-22
Telephone Number
0178-70-1110
Opening Times
Yew Tree Building 09:00-18:00
Office: 08:30-17:15
Closures
44561
Prices
None
Directions
1 minute walk from JR Hachinohe Station
Car Park
418 cars, charged
Website
Official website (Japanese only)

Basic Information

  • Multilingual
    Staff
  • Multilingual
    Signs
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Contactless
    Payments
  • Tax Free
  • Parking Lot
  • Barrier-Free
    Toilet
  • Barrier-Free

COVID-19 Prevention

  • Face Masks
    Required
  • Sanitizing
    Stations
  • Temperature
    Checks
  • Physical
    Distancing

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Hotel Route Inn Hon Hachinohe Ekimae
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【Please Help Reduce Traffic Congestion and Preserve the Environmentt in the Tsutanuma Area】

When: Friday, October 20th - Tuesday, October 31st, 2023

Tsutanuma Pond in Tsuta Yacho no Mori (Tsuta Bird Sanctuary) within Towada-Hachimantai National Park faces issues such as road congestion, street parking, and damage to the natural environment due to the heavy influx of visitors during the autumn foliage season. 

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