
"Place names with doors" from 1 to 9 [Seven-nohe] Horse production areas and...
Shichinohe is the northernmost of the nine ``toes,'' and even today, horse farms are dotted around this area. Currently, war horses and farming...
Shichinohe is the northernmost of the nine ``toes,'' and even today, horse farms are dotted around this area. Currently, war horses and farming...
It's a 5-minute walk from Hirosaki Station and has a parking lot next to it, making it easy to access. Did you know that there is a food market that serves as the kitchen for Hirosaki citizens? ...
"Roadside Station Takada Matsubara" is located within the "Takada Matsubara Tsunami Reconstruction Memorial Park" in Rikuzentakata City, Iwate Prefecture, and is also known as the "Iwate Prefecture Great East Japan Earthquake Tsunami Memorial Museum"...
"Morning at the Farm", one of the songs sung by the Japanese Ministry of Education. "Morning at the Farm" was born at Iwase Farm in Kagamiishi-cho, Iwase-gun, Fukushima Prefecture. Every summer at Iwase Farm, Tohoku's...
In Miyagi Prefecture, residential areas are mainly located in the northern part of the prefecture, centering on Kurihara City, and in the towns along the Ou Mountains on the west side and Watari City in the southern part of the prefecture, which connects to the Abukuma Highlands...
Yamagata Prefecture, home to many famous mountains such as Mt. Chokai, Mt. Zao, and Mt. Dewa Sanzan (Mt. Gassan, Mt. Haguro, and Mt. Yudono), boasts the largest area of natural beech forest in Japan, and its mountains and forests are...
Akita Prefecture is known for its delicious rice and alcohol, and delicious water can be found all over the prefecture. The Shirakami Mountain Range, a world heritage site, extends north on three sides of the prefecture...
Do you know the local dish "Shingorou" that is popular in some areas of Fukushima Prefecture? The unusual name gives you an idea of what kind of food it is...
Fukushima Prefecture, the largest prefecture in the Tohoku region, is home to the seafood of Hamadori and the mountains of Aizu, while Nakadori produces delicious rice and fruits such as peaches.
Sendai's ``gyutan'' is one of the most famous gourmet foods in Miyagi Prefecture, and many specialty shops in the city compete for its taste. A delicious beef tongue bento that can be used as an ekiben...