AOJ → ITM

Hakkoda Mountains

Visible immediately after takeoff, these volcanic peaks are famous for their heavy snow and rime ice 'snow monsters' in winter.

Lake Towada

A stunning double-caldera lake on the border of Aomori and Akita prefectures, known for its deep blue waters.

Mt. Iwate

Known as 'Nambu Fuji' for its symmetrical cone, this is a dominant landmark as the flight crosses Iwate Prefecture.

Lake Inawashiro

One of Japan's largest lakes, located in Fukushima, reflecting the surrounding Bandai-Asahi National Park.

Kyoto City

On the approach to ITM, the distinctive grid layout of the ancient capital and its surrounding temples is clearly visible.

Mt. Iwaki

A solitary stratovolcano known as 'Tsugaru Fuji,' visible to the west shortly after departing Aomori.

Sea of Japan Coastline

Dramatic views of the rugged western coast, including the Oga Peninsula and its unique circular shape.

Mt. Chokai

An impressive peak that appears to rise directly out of the Sea of Japan on the Akita-Yamagata border.

Lake Biwa

Japan's largest freshwater lake comes into view as the aircraft begins its descent into the Keihanshin metropolitan area.

Osaka City Skyline

A dense urban panoramic view featuring skyscrapers like Abeno Harukas as the plane banks toward the runway.