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Bar hopping around Aomori Station! A yakitori takeout shop and a standing bar where you can have a cheap drink and snack...

In addition to the "senbero" (drinking for 1000 yen) izakayas and standing bars around Aomori Station that I previously wrote about, I discovered that there are many more establishments located around the station. I visited Aomori City at the end of September 2026...

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Enjoy a cheap drink and snack at Sendai Station! Includes standing bars, pubs, and a station-based brewery...

JR Sendai Station's "station concourse" boasts numerous restaurants, including Sendai's famous beef tongue restaurants and sushi bars. But did you know that there are also establishments where you can stand and drink? This time...

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Inside the Marukan Building's main dining hall

The retro-style "Marukan Building Grand Dining Hall" is a representative gourmet spot in Hanamaki!.

Marukan Building Cafeteria in Hanamaki City, Iwate Prefecture, is a large cafeteria that retains a Showa-era retro atmosphere and offers everything you could want. Hanamaki City is also the birthplace of the poet and children's author Kenji Miyazawa, and is now adjacent to...

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Introducing delicious tofu and tofu dishes from Morioka, the "City of Tofu"! [Morioka City, Iwate Prefecture]

According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications' household expenditure survey, Morioka City ranks first or second nationwide in "expenditure on tofu purchases," earning it the nickname "the city of tofu." In 2024, the average annual tofu purchase amount per household in Morioka was...

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Enjoy the gourmet food at this station! Packed with Akita's deliciousness...

A wide variety of restaurants are open in "Poporo Road," a free passageway connecting the east and west sides of JR Akita Station, and the station building "Topico," which are directly connected to the ticket gates. From national fast food chains to stylish restaurants...

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[Iwate Prefecture] Stay at a roadside station! Introducing roadside stations in Iwate Prefecture with accommodation facilities!

Iwate Prefecture has the most roadside stations with accommodation facilities out of the six Tohoku prefectures, with five roadside stations offering hotels, campgrounds, and RV parks for overnight stays. All of these are surrounded by abundant nature...

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[Fukushima Prefecture] Stay at a roadside station! Introducing roadside stations in Fukushima Prefecture with accommodation facilities!

As of 2024, Fukushima Prefecture has 35 roadside stations, each with its own unique character and appealing to driving tourists. Some of these have hotel-like accommodation facilities within the premises...

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[Recommended Autumn Festivals: Miyagi] The majesty of the Date clan and music filling the streets

Miyagi Prefecture's major autumn festivals include the annual festival of Osaki Hachimangu Shrine, the main shrine of the Sendai domain, which had a fiefdom of 620,000 koku. Other famous festivals include the festival of Masamune Date of Mt. Iwate, where the domain's founder, Masamune Date, had his base before founding Sendai.

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[Recommended Autumn Festivals: Yamagata Edition] Enjoy Yamagata's delicious autumn festivals!

When asked, "What is the first festival that comes to mind when thinking of Yamagata Prefecture?", many people would probably answer the Yamagata Hanagasa Festival, which is held every year from August 5th to 7th. There are many summer festivals in Yamagata Prefecture, but...

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[Recommended Autumn Festivals: Akita Edition] 3 Historic and Traditional Autumn Festivals in Akita

When you think of festivals in Akita, you probably think of summer festivals held in July and August, such as the Akita Kanto Festival, but there are also many fascinating autumn festivals held throughout the prefecture. In this article...

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    [Series 7: The Battle of Zenkunen and the Battle of Gosannen] The bond between the Genji and the warriors of the eastern provinces, the 100th anniversary of the Oshu Fujiwara clan...
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    [Part 2] The Date Family's "Food" Strategy! Masamune's Inherited Spirit of Hospitality | The Shogunate's...
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    The emergence of a wealthy merchant with even greater financial resources than the feudal lord? The port of Sakata, prosperous due to Kitamae-bune (Kitamaebune) [Yamagata Prefecture]
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    [JR East Pass Trip: Day 3] Recharge at home and take a whirlwind day trip to Aomori!
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    Toyota Motor Corporation is working to create new value! Automobile scrap wood is being transformed into traditional crafts...
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    Sannai-Maruyama Site, the largest Jomon site in Japan, located in the northernmost part of Honshu [Aomori Prefecture]
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    Dainichido Bugaku, a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage with a history of approximately 1,300 years | Dedication in 2026...
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    The "Kase-dori," a divine incarnation wearing a straw cloak, is fun to watch with its "Kakkakka!" chant...
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    Encounter unique "Takobozu" dolls. The "Nakanosawa Kokeshi Exhibition" is being held at the Urabandai Kogen Hotel...
  • "Toshi" and "Kaishi," sake brands inspired by Date Masamune and his eldest son, Date Hidemune. © Meimon Sakai Co., Ltd
    The connection between Date Masamune and his eldest son, Hidemune, is reflected in Japanese sake. "Toshi" and "Kaishi" connect Sendai and Uwajima...
Furukawa specialty dad's favorite
Does it have a similar name to that nationally famous item? Furukawa's specialty, exquisite sweets, "Papa's Favorite...".
The facial expressions of Tsugaru Kokeshi dolls
Tsugaru Kokeshi – The youngest of the 12 styles, a traditional kokeshi doll originating in the Taisho era...
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[Yamagata Prefecture] In Yamagata, the wine kingdom of Tohoku, you can visit, experience, and sample wines...
Chusonji Temple information board
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The 62nd Namahage Sedo Festival
Excited to see Namahage for the first time! Report from the 62nd Namahage Sedo Festival [Autumn...
Tsugaru Kokeshi dolls at Shin-Aomori Station
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The Mogami family crest at the entrance to Kozenji Temple
Kozen, the family temple of Mogami Yoshimitsu, who established the largest territory of the Mogami clan with 570,000 koku of land in Dewa, is located here.
Sea of ​​clouds and Mt. Iwate seen from Hachimantai
Is Hachimantai the table mountain of Tohoku? A high-altitude landscape woven from volcanoes and wetlands...
Yamagata's famous confectionery "Noshiume"
Yamagata Prefecture: Did the famous Japanese sweet "Noshiume" have its roots in a tonic?
The Zaimokuiwa Rocks of Obara in Shiraishi are a natural phenomenon, a spectacular spot for viewing columnar joints! [Miyagi Prefecture]
Naruko Kokeshi doll facial expression
Naruko Kokeshi Dolls – A traditional craft developed in Naruko Onsen, one of Miyagi Prefecture's three most famous hot springs...
Konpira barrel floating
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Hobaraya Shokudo's round dumplings
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Kattamine Shrine (plaque bearing the name Zao Daigongen)
Is there a sacred object that keeps moving between the summit and the hot spring town at the foot of the mountain? Miyagi Zao...
Plaque of Araki Shrine
Adjacent to ancient ruins...and even closer, there's the Arahabaki Shrine, which is associated with Minamoto no Yoshiie...
The Nanbu and Date Domain Border Tomb at Michinoku Folk Village
Take a stroll through the quintessential Japanese landscape at Michinoku Folk Village, an open-air museum featuring ancient architecture...
Bullet holes from the Boshin War
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[Part 2] A solo day trip to Yamagata City: Sightseeing within a 2-5km radius of Yamagata Station on the Senzan Line...
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