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[Miyagi Prefecture] Toyota Motor Corporation is working on new value creation! Automobile scrap wood is used as a traditional craft...

Toyota Motor Corporation is a leading company representing Japan. We have a huge factory in Ohira Village, and many cars made in Miyagi Prefecture are shipped all over Japan from here...

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[Miyagi Prefecture] Toyota Motor Corporation is working on new value creation! Automobile scrap wood is used as a traditional craft...

[Kitakami City, Iwate Prefecture] “Oni no Yakata” is a demon museum where demons from all over the world gather!

[Miyagi Prefecture] ``Zunda Mochi'' that can be bought at Sendai Station and keeps for a long time at room temperature is a great souvenir...

[Aomori Prefecture] “Togo” = “Hebrew”? Let's go see the tomb of Christ in Shingo village...

[Miyagi Prefecture] Whiskey naturally in hot springs! Little-known secrets of Sendai's inner parlor "Sakunami Onsen"...

[Shiogama City, Miyagi Prefecture] Was it given special treatment by the government more than 1,000 years ago? Mutsu Province Ichinomiya...

[Tome City, Miyagi Prefecture] Is one of Japan's three most immovable cities located in Miyagi Prefecture? Shirooyama Daitokuji Temple in Tome City...

[Iwate Prefecture] Did you know that there are actually 5 siblings? Iwate prefecture official local mascot "Sobaccchi"...

[Shiroishi City, Miyagi Prefecture] 4 historical sites related to Date Masamune's famous vassal ``Kagetsuna Katakura of Wisdom'' and the Katakura family...

[Sendai City, Miyagi Prefecture] A vision of winter woven by honeydew, the history of Kokonoe Honpo Tamazawa's "Shimobashira"...

[Miyagi Prefecture] Aoso Shrine, a shrine dedicated to the three light gods of the moon, stars, and sun

Warm up your body with Miyagi Prefecture's famous winter dish "Seri Nabe"!

[Fukushima] Even just one piece is hearty! When you come to Fukushima, you must try Shimiten!

[Miyagi Prefecture] Enjoy luxury with Kesennuma's "Shark Fin Bowl" and "Shark Fin Sushi"!

[Osaki City, Miyagi Prefecture] "Senbero Sakaba" is located around Furukawa Station in Osaki City, the core city in the northern part of the prefecture...

[Aizu, Fukushima Prefecture] Japan's most scenic local line "Tadami Line"

[Iwate Prefecture] What is the “Soma Daisaku Incident”? A samurai of the Nanbu domain, also known as the ``Michinoku Chushingura''...

[Series ⑤: The role of the previous nine years and the role of the second three years] 20 years after the role of the previous nine years, the role has expanded once again to Ou...

[Tagajo City, Miyagi Prefecture] Tagajo, the mysterious northern capital that appears in Utamakura poems from the Heian period

[Yamagata Prefecture] What is the relationship between Sengoku warlord Oda Nobunaga and Yamagata? Precious portraits and Lord Nobunaga are enshrined...

[Hachinohe City, Aomori Prefecture] “Senbero Sakaba” is recommended in Hachinohe, where the alley culture flourishes!

[Series ④: Role of the previous nine years, role of the second three years] Mr. Kiyohara, who completely changed the flow of roles of the previous nine years...

[Yamagata Prefecture] 2 recommended local railway routes! Yamagata, a treasure trove of gourmet food, is a local train heaven

[Iwate Prefecture] The express train "Rikuchu" that once existed has been passed down as a legend...

[Matsushima, Miyagi Prefecture] Have you ever crossed Fukuura Bridge in Matsushima? It was my first experience. now...

[Aizuwakamatsu City, Fukushima Prefecture] There is an advanced “Senbero Bar” in Aizuwakamatsu, which is rich in nature and history!

[Kitakata City, Fukushima Prefecture] As many as 4,000 breweries remain. Kitakata, a town of warehouses that makes you feel like you have traveled back in time

[Akita City, Akita Prefecture] The development of Akita City that started from Tsuchizaki - developed as a center of distribution...

[Shirakawa City, Fukushima Prefecture] What is Shirakawa Seki? Shirakawa, a border town where a checkpoint was once located