Akita Prefecture is known as one of Japan's leading rice regions. According to a 2016 announcement from the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Akita Prefecture ranks third in the country in terms of rice harvest. That's why Akita Prefecture is...
Offshore Iwaki is a "tide sea" where warm and cold currents meet. It is also famous worldwide as a fishing ground for marlins. There is also a record of the largest marlin in Japan being caught. By the way, "Smartial...
Strawberries are a popular Miyagi prefecture specialty product that is often hidden. Every year, many tourists visit Watari Town and Yamamoto Town, the famous strawberry production area, which boasts the largest production volume in Tohoku. In Miyagi Prefecture...
Sendai's specialty is beef tongue, zunda, and bamboo kamaboko. A bamboo shoot named after it is shaped like a bamboo leaf. However, its history is not well known. This time, the Sendai name...
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. Not only does it deal with dealers, but it is also a tourist market for general customers...
The divine fish "Hatahata" is written in the kanji character "God" on the "fish" and "Hatahata" is written in the "Hatahata" symbol of Akita's winter and soul food, Hatahata, is the name of a fish caught off the coast of the Sea of Japan...
