
The originator of Sendai sweets! Kumagaya's Yubeshi is delicious!
What kind of sweets do you think of when you hear the word "dagashi"? ``Umaibo'', ``French fries'', ``Moroccan yogurt''...some people remember it...
What kind of sweets do you think of when you hear the word "dagashi"? ``Umaibo'', ``French fries'', ``Moroccan yogurt''...some people remember it...
Kogin-zashi is an embroidery technique handed down in Aomori Prefecture. This is a traditional technique that has been passed down from generation to generation by female farmers since the Edo period. Such Japanese embroidery Kogin sashi is now secretly...
Kokeshi dolls are a traditional craft loved by the common people of Miyagi Prefecture. So, what about the traditional crafts loved by the samurai class? Sendai, a city of one million people, is the Edo...
The Oga Mayama Denshokan shows the legend of "Namahage" through skits. Namahage, the visitor god, is a national tradition that represents Oga city in Akita Prefecture...
Hirashimizu is known as a pottery village in Yamagata. In this area, there are spots where you can experience Hirashimizu ware pottery, which has a history of 200 years...
Fukushima Prefecture is the "gateway to Michinoku," and the more you know about it, the more profound it becomes. Even so, Nihonmatsu's Japanese paper has a history that is unrivaled by other areas...
The area around Lake Tazawa in Semboku City, Akita Prefecture is especially flourishing as a hot spring area. Due to the legend of Princess Tatsumi and the famous hot springs that are famous nationwide, many tourists visit...
Yamagata Prefecture is famous nationwide as the kingdom of fruits. In Yamagata, a wide variety of summer cherries, peaches, grapes, LaFrance, apples, persimmons, and more...
Kirin Beer Sendai Factory is the oldest beer factory in Tohoku. On a vast land of 320,000 square meters, "Kirin Ichiban Shibori Draft Beer",...
In the south of the Aizu region of Fukushima Prefecture, there is a post town that has been around since the Edo period. Even now in the 2000s, the post town is lined with thatched-roof houses and still looks like the place you are...