Morioka City, Iwate Prefecture, is the second most featured in the US newspaper The New York Times as "52 places to visit in 2023," just after London, England. "You can get there in a short time from Tokyo, and there are plenty of people...
Nagai City, located in the southern part of Yamagata Prefecture, is a town and five villages merged with Nagai Village, Nishine Village, Hirano Village, Isazawa Village and Toyota Village, centered around the former Nagai Town, which was developed by the Mogami River boat transport during the Edo period.
Yamagata Prefecture is a country that is a great hot spring resort. It is said that there are hot spring facilities in each city or town, but among them, Yonezawa City is a hot spring that is popular for its secret hot springs, and is a rare sand bath in Tohoku...
What impression do you have of "Namahage"? I had the image of a scary demon who went around each house on New Year's Eve and threatened their children by saying, "No bad kids, aren't they?" ...
I want to make "pictures and videos that stand out"! ! With the spread of social media, there is a chance that many people will see the images and videos you have taken. If you want people all over the world to see it, it's just...
A summer tradition is the sunflower field. The vivid yellow sunflower landscape is truly a symbol of summer, and its appearance, like the summer sun, brightens the hearts of visitors. In this article...
Do you know about Yanaba? (hereinafter referred to as Yana Field) Yana Field is a place where fish passage is narrowed by using bamboo, stakes, stones, etc. in the river, creating a passage that is only one place to drive fish into it, and fishing...
Professional sports teams based in Miyagi Prefecture include the Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles of the Nippon Baseball Organization (NPB), Vegalta Sendai of the J.League, and Sendai 89ERS of the basketball...
Zao, which spans Miyagi and Yamagata prefectures, is a famous mountain known nationwide, with its symbol "Okama", winter sports, and ice trees. It is surprisingly unknown, but there is a single mountain called Zao...
Fukushima Prefecture has two teams that are members of the J.League of Soccer and one basketball team, and is also a member of the independent baseball league that brings together players aiming to become NPB (professional baseball).
