Oga City, blessed with an abundant natural environment, is the only area in Akita Prefecture that has been designated a quasi-national park. Speaking of Oga City, the nationally famous Namahage festival is held here. This is a traditional event that has been passed down from generation to generation and is an intangible cultural asset. If you visit the Namahage Museum, you can see the actual costumes and masks worn by the performers. You can even take commemorative photos wearing the costume. In addition to Namahage, the city is also home to Godzilla Rock. It can be seen from the Oga Peninsula and Cape Shiosezaki, and was named after its shape, which closely resembles Godzilla. As it attracts many tourists from all over the country, there are plenty of accommodation options, such as Oga Onsen and Toga Onsen.