The Ani Mine is one of Japan's leading copper mines that operated until 1986 in Kitaakita City, located in the northern part of Akita Prefecture, bordering Iwate Prefecture. ...
Lucky charms such as zodiac ornaments and daruma dolls are displayed to wish for good fortune. Folk crafts that give you a feel of Japan's good old culture warm the hearts of those who see them, both now and in the past...
The Kuriden Museum (Kurihara Denen Railway Park) is a place where passenger cars and electric locomotives used by the former Kurihara Denen Railway are stored in Kurihara City, Miyagi Prefecture, and is a place where...
Do you have any memories when you were young of being excited by the heroes who were active on TV or in movies? This time we will introduce Sukagawa City, Fukushima Prefecture. "God of special effects"...
The Akita domain (Kubota domain) was a domain of the Satake clan that covered almost all of Akita prefecture, and the original koku (koku) was about 200,000 koku, but later increased to about 390,000 koku. same...
Yamagata City was developed as a castle town of the Yamagata Domain and was a commercial city that developed through the trade of the safflower, a specialty. Yamagata Castle, located in the center, is very large and the outside...
Kubota Castle and the castle town, which were created by the Akita Clan (Kubota Clan) through meticulous urban planning, have lost most of their buildings due to frequent large fires. Kubo...
Akita City "began in 1602, when Yoshinobu Satake moved to another country," according to the Akita City website. Yoshinobu Satake (Satake Yoshinobu) is Akita...
The Kurihara area, which makes up Kurihara City, spreads out at the southeastern foot of Mt. Kurikoma, and the Ichihasamagawa River, which originates from Mt. Kurikoma, and the Nisakogawa River,...
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.''
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