Yamagata Prefecture's Hanagasa Festival is known as one of the six major festivals in Tohoku. Its trademark is a hat decorated with safflower, the flower of Yamagata Prefecture. Hanagasa Ondo “Yashi...
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It is no exaggeration to say that Yamagata's summer staple local dish, ``Dashi'', has now become a national specialty. I also love it and eat it 2-3 times a summer! deer...
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What is Hirosaki City Daibutsu Park? Daibutsu Park in Hirosaki City is full of cherry blossoms in spring and hydrangeas in early summer. Here is the "Ishikawa...
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June is the best season to see vibrant flowers such as roses and hydrangeas that will make your heart skip a beat. In this article, we will introduce flower events that decorate the Sendai area in June...
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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...
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In the hot summer, you want to eat something cold! Isn't ``chilled'' ramen surprisingly unlikely to be available in such a situation? In Hokkaido...
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Akita Prefecture, which faces the Sea of Japan and stretches from north to south, has many beaches, and some beaches have opened as early as July 6, making it the prefecture's largest prefecture in 2023.
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Around May every year, Miyagi Prefecture conducts water quality tests at beaches where beaches are opened within the prefecture. There are 15 beaches scheduled to open in 2023...
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Fukushima prefecture is roughly divided into three vertical regions: Hama-dori, which faces the Pacific Ocean from the east, Naka-dori, where Oshu Kaido runs through, and a basin in the mountains to the west.
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"Shinjo Festival" is a summer festival held for three days from August 24th to 26th every year in Shinjo City, a former castle town in northern Yamagata Prefecture. “The best float in Japan...
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