Tatsugoyama is a place name located in the mountainous area in the southeastern part of Fukushima City, 20 to 30 minutes by car from Fukushima Station. The one that has been made here for a long time is ``Tachiko''...
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When it comes to Yamagata Prefecture's specialty, it is undoubtedly cherries. Yamagata Prefecture's cherries, which account for approximately 70% of the country's production, reach their peak harvest in the summer, and at this time...
Iwaki, blessed with plenty of sunlight, is a famous tomato production area. Tomatoes grown with plenty of sunlight not only taste good, but also contain many health-promoting ingredients.
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Aburafudon is a famous B-class gourmet dish from Miyagi Prefecture. B-Class Gourmet Grand Prix (B-1 Grand Prix) and the secret Kenmin SHOW...
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Akita Prefecture is known as one of Japan's leading rice producing regions. According to an announcement by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries in 2016, Akita Prefecture ranked third in the nation in terms of rice yield...
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Off the coast of Iwaki is a ``sea of tides'' where warm and cold currents meet. It is world famous as a marlin fishing ground. There is also a record that Japan's largest marlin was landed...
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Strawberries are a specialty of Miyagi Prefecture that tend to be hidden. Watari Town and Yamamoto Town are famous for producing strawberries, boasting the highest production volume in Tohoku, and many tourists visit them every year...
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Sendai's specialties are beef tongue, zunda, and sasa kamaboko. Sasakama was named because it is shaped like a bamboo leaf. However, little is known about its history...
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Shiosuke City, Miyagi Prefecture faces the Pacific Ocean. Near the port, there is Shiogama Fisheries Wholesale Market, which boasts one of the nation's leading raw tuna catches. Just dealing with dealers...
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The divine fish ``Gatahata'' The kanji for ``God'' is written in front of the word ``fish,'' which is ``Shatahata.'' The symbol of Akita's winter, and its soul food, ``Shadahata...''
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