
"monaka" opens in Mannaka Sakanacho, Morioka! Let's go and see Mona! ...
On July 11, 2024, a new commercial complex "monaka" with 1 floor underground and 4 floors above ground will open at the entrance of Morioka City's Saecho Arcade...
On July 11, 2024, a new commercial complex "monaka" with 1 floor underground and 4 floors above ground will open at the entrance of Morioka City's Saecho Arcade...
One of the things that surprises people living in Tohoku when they go outside the prefecture is that they don't sell yakisoba bagoong. In fact, Yakisoba Bagoon is being sold nationwide...
Traffic safety slogans that you often see when driving a car. Signboards are installed on the side of the road and displayed on electronic bulletin boards to raise people's awareness of traffic safety.
The manga ``Flying Witch'', which depicts the growth of the main character, Makoto Kobata, in the beautiful nature of Aomori, continues to be serialized eight years after the anime aired.
There are many power spots in Iwate Prefecture, including Morioka Hachimangu Shrine, but among them, ``Japan's Three Great Inari'' is attracting attention as one of the best...
Aomori Prefecture is known for its abundance of fresh seafood and vegetables, but did you know that it actually has a unique Yakiniku culture? In this article, we will introduce the things to see in Aomori Prefecture, especially the Tsugaru region...
The anime “Grandpa and Grandma Rejuvenates” has been airing since April 7th. It's a manga with a strange setting in which an old man suddenly becomes younger one day, but he actually turns blue...
Aomori's ramen is famous for its dried sardine ramen, but did you know that miso ramen is also popular? Miso ramen is also available in old-fashioned restaurants...
Everyone knows that there is a real pyramid in Kazuno City, which borders Aomori and Iwate Prefectures, and was originally called Kamitsuno instead of Kazuno.
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.''