Overview
The Okidate River is a second-class river that flows through the city of Aomori in Aomori Prefecture and empties into Aomori Bay. It is the main stream of the Okidate River system and runs about 11.3 kilometers in length. Passing close to the built-up areas of the city, it is a familiar waterway woven into everyday life in Aomori.
Highlights
- ●A familiar second-class river running beside central Aomori
- ●The main stream of the Okidate River system
- ●The waterside near the mouth where it meets Aomori Bay
- ●Riverside scenery along its roughly 11.3-kilometer course
History
The Okidate River is designated a second-class river and serves as the main stream of the Okidate River system. It flows down through the city of Aomori, and its waters eventually pour into Aomori Bay.
Access
The river is located in the city of Aomori, Aomori Prefecture, running across the lowlands near the urban area. For riverside paths, good viewing spots, and detailed access, please check maps and official information.
Best season
For a relaxed stroll along the banks, midday from spring through autumn is ideal, when the climate is mild and the waterside is at its most pleasant.
Map
40.8357, 140.7292 · Wikidata
Suggested itinerary
- 1Stop by the Okidate River from central Aomori
- 2Walk along the banks and take in the waterside scenery
- 3Head to the mouth toward its junction with Aomori Bay
- 4Combine the walk with sightseeing around the city of Aomori
Did you know?
💡 At roughly 11.3 kilometers, it is a relatively short main stream, and at its mouth it flows into Aomori Bay.
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