
If you're a cat lover, why not miss out on it? The history of the region traced from "Nobuoyama Neko Inari"...
Do you like cats? Cat-shaped goods and motifs, cat cafes and other cat spots...There are people everywhere in the world...
Do you like cats? Cat-shaped goods and motifs, cat cafes and other cat spots...There are people everywhere in the world...
[Miyagi Prefecture North / Iwate South Region] Christianity spread in Tohoku (Part 1) Tohoku Rochken Trivia in the North of Miyagi Prefecture, Iwate Prefecture, which became a village of hidden Christians ...
Osaki City is located in the northwestern part of Miyagi Prefecture and is the third most populous city in the prefecture after Sendai City and Ishinomaki City. Cities that form the "Osaki metropolitan area" along with surrounding municipalities...
There is a historic hot spring resort called Iizaka Onsen in Fukushima City, Fukushima Prefecture. It is famous that Basho Matsuo also stayed here, but there are other people who are connected to Iizaka...
At Toshogu Station, one stop on the Senzan Line from JR Sendai Station, there is the shrine that gives the name, Sendai Toshogu. Sendai...
Compared to the northern part of Iwate Prefecture, where many festivals feature floats taking to the streets, the autumn festivals in the southern part of the prefecture are rich in individuality. In towns along the Sanriku coast, mikoshi are carried in the sea...
Autumn festivals in the northern region of Iwate Prefecture are characterized by many festivals in which colorfully decorated floats, such as warrior dolls and decorative curtains, are paraded through the city. The luck of the floats again...
Nationally known festivals in Fukushima Prefecture include the Fukushima Waraji Festival in Fukushima City and the Uneme Festival in Koriyama City, both of which are held in early August...
Speaking of Miyagi Prefecture's big autumn festivals, the annual festival at Osaki Hachimangu Shrine, the 620,000 koku guardian of the Sendai domain, is famous. In addition, Date Masamune, the founder of the domain, founded Sendai...
During the Edo period, Yurihonjo City was occupied by three feudal domains: the Yashima domain, the Kameda domain, and the Honjo domain, and Kitamae...