[Akita Prefecture] Matagi, which is attracting attention due to its popular game cuisine, originated from Kitaakita City
The Ani region (Autumn...
The Ani region (Autumn...
This time it's a short gourmet trip! I'd like to tell you about my ``one-night, two-day trip full of delicious food using an express bus'' in Fukushima City, which is very close to Sendai...
Morioka, where a clean river flows through the city and good spring water springs out, has had a thriving sake brewery for a long time, and there were once four sake breweries: ``Asakai,'' ``Kiku no Tsukasa,'' ``Sakuragao,'' and ``Iwategawa.''
In Yamagata City, the castle town of Kajo (Yamagata Castle), known for Yamadera Temple (Risekiji Temple) and the ``Yamagata Hanagasa Festival'' held every summer, there are many public bars for drinking at the corner...
The east exit of Sendai Station has been developed ever since the professional baseball team Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles used Miyagi Stadium in Miyaginohara as their home stadium, and the station has been further developed to the east of the station...
The area around Izumi Chuo Station, which is the last stop on the Namboku Line from Sendai Station, is the ``Izumi Chuo Subcenter'' of Sendai City, and is home to many office buildings and commercial facilities.
The temperament of Aizu people is said to be ``persistent, honest, and earnest,'' but Shosuke Ohara, who appears in the famous folk song ``Aizu Bandaiyama'' from the Aizu region, is ``a person who goes to bed in the morning...
Shonai, known as one of Japan's leading rice producing regions, faces the Sea of Japan to the west, and is surrounded by mountains such as Mt. Chokai and Mt. Dewa Sanzan (Mt. Gassan, Mt. Yudono, and Mt. Haguro) to the north, east, and south.
Osaki City, the core city in northern Miyagi Prefecture, was born as a result of the Great Heisei Merger. From Kashimadai to Naruko, the center of Osaki City, which stretches from east to west...
The Tohoku Shinkansen south of Morioka City in Iwate Prefecture has four stations, starting from the north: Shin-Hanamaki, Kitakami, Mizusawa-Esashi, and Ichinoseki, and each station is used by not only local residents...