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Aomori Ko

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What Aomori Ko does.

Aomori Ko is a company specializing in the provision of travel information and planning services for the Aomori Prefecture. The website offers a variety of services, including: * An extensive blog series named "まるごと青森", where the company showcases various attractions and activities in the prefecture. * A search function based on specific criteria such as "グルメ" or "観光スポット" to support travel planning. * A list of MICE and educational offerings targeted at companies and organizations. * A variety of photos, videos, and pamphlets showcasing the beauty of Aomori Prefecture. The company also provides various services such as the provision of travel information and planning, assistance in searching for specific criteria, and information about Aomori Prefecture.

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