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HIROSAKI, Aomori — Aomori Prefecture produces more apples than any other prefecture of Japan. A married couple living at the foot of Mt. Iwaki, in the prefecture’s city of Hirosaki, has begun producing alcoholic sparkling ciders made exclusively from Aomori apples.
