In August 2017, after five years, JoJo returns to Morio Town! Araki Hirohiko's original art exhibition "JoJo Exhibition in Moriocho, S-shi 2017" is being held! In 2012, it was very popular...
The most representative foods in Miyagi Prefecture are beef tongue, bamboo shoots, and zunda mochi. Among them, Zunda is loved nationwide so much that it is used in a variety of sweets. Not only Japanese sweets...
The Chamber of Commerce and Industry Youth Division in Ishinomaki City, Miyagi Prefecture, and local economic youth groups will take the lead in mourning for those who were victims of the Great East Japan Earthquake, and also accurately conveying this major disaster even across generations, and...
On July 27th, 2017, a press conference was held to present the completion of "Date Tea" at Shiogama Shrine Grand Auditorium, Ichinomiya, Mutsu Province. Date tea is manufactured and sold by Yabeen Tea Shop Co., Ltd., which has a store in Shiogane City...
Summer 2017 is finally here! When you think of summer, it's a fireworks festival. Fireworks festivals are also being held in various places in Miyagi Prefecture. In this article, we will introduce the schedules for each fireworks festival in Miyagi Prefecture...
When it comes to bean dishes in Miyagi Prefecture, Zunda Mochi is famous. The taste of zunda bean paste made from edamame is delicious, mixed with rice cakes. Recently, there have been many different types of cafes based on the motif of Tohoku Zunko...
On June 17th and 18th, 2017, a card game called "Sendai Nanda Tag" was held in Honmachi Square. This is part of the Sendai Merchant Project, and is an art project that will help Sendai...
I left Sendai and headed to National Route 48. A whiskey distillery is located on the banks of a beautiful water source called Shinkawa. This is Nikka Whisky Miyagikyo Distillery. The real thing in Japan...
A beer that can be enjoyed with sweets has been released for a limited time. The hotly talked about black beer "COFFEE STOUT" is a new type of brewed using coffee beans, as the name suggests...
What would you do if you were told to bring Jass? The correct answer is "Bring a jersey." It is not used much now, but in Miyagi Prefecture, jerseys are called jas...
