Have you ever seen or heard of Aomori's "Nokkedon" on TV, in magazines, or on social media? This time I came to Aomori, so I've never had a "nokkedon" in my first life...
Hanamiyama in Fukushima City is a famous flower spot visited every year by the late Akiyama Shotaro, a leading photographer in Japan, saying that "there is a paradise in Fukushima." Approximately 70 varieties including plums, cherry blossoms, forsythia, bokeh, and honeymoon...
Konjac guards, guards? What is that? This is a konjac specialty store located in Kamiyama City, Yamagata Prefecture. Konjac is a rare ingredient in Japan, and is made from konjac...
Japanese people love gyoza. Dumplings are said to have originated in China and are said to have been eaten in the 6th century BC. In Japan, Japanese people who moved to China after World War II...
Sendai International Airport is said to be the gateway to Tohoku, and is known as an airport that is often used by people traveling from the Tohoku region both domestically and internationally. Sendai International Airport has 2 Sendai Airport access lines...
Akita Prefecture has many delicious foods. Most of these are loved by tourists from outside the prefecture, and they are purchased as souvenirs. Among Akita's specialty foods, "Sa...
The Kitakata Ramen restaurant, which is quietly open near the prefectural border with Yamagata Prefecture, is delicious! I caught the reputation of this and headed out to eat. I was surprised at how delicious and the volume as it was reputed...
Noheji Town, Aomori Prefecture, is a port town located at the base of the Shimokita Peninsula, at the farthest of Mutsu Bay, between the Tsugaru Peninsula and the Shimokita Peninsula. "Noheji" is the Ainu word "Nuppeh (a river flowing through the field)"...
Strawberry grown in a warm climate What kind of town is Soma City? Soma City, home to Wada Sightseeing Strawberry Garden, is located in the northern part of Hamadori, Fukushima Prefecture, facing the Pacific Ocean. During the Edo period, it was a castle town of the Soma domain...
Fukushima Prefecture has seven "100 Famous Mountains" including Mt. Bandai, and although it is the largest area in the six Tohoku prefectures, it is home to untouched forests such as the Ou Mountains, Echigo Mountains, and Abukuma Highlands.
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