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Tamagozake

Miyagi Prefecture

[Miyagi] A 300-year-old traditional egg sake that is never sold anywhere else

If you catch a cold, drink egg sake. Have you ever heard the legend? Tamagozake has been popular as a home medicine, but in Sendai it dates back to the Edo period...

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[Miyagi] A 300-year-old traditional egg sake that is never sold anywhere else

[Iwate Prefecture] Does it start late at night and last until morning? Kuroishiji Temple Somin Festival, one of Japan's three most bizarre festivals

[Tohoku] Let’s go! 150th anniversary of railway opening! Travel with JR East Pass. Explanation ~ Preparation

[Iwate Prefecture] The legend of the Oshu Fujiwara clan's buried gold treasure! What is Mt. Kinkeisan in Hiraizumi?

[Tohoku] I went! 150th anniversary of railway opening! Travel with JR East Pass. Day 2 Part 2 ②

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

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

[Tohoku] I went! 150th anniversary of railway opening! Travel with JR East Pass. Part 1 of Day 1

[Morioka City, Iwate Prefecture] A Meiji mansion that still remains in Morioka despite being toyed with the times, ``...

[Yamagata Prefecture] Rissekiji Temple (Yamadera) forms part of the four-temple corridor including Chusonji, Motsuji, and Zuiganji.

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

[Aomori Prefecture] Which is better, the apricot named “Yasuke Ume” or the genuine plum “Bungo”? ｜Delicious food from Aomori...

[Iwate Prefecture] Introducing the local gourmet food of Iwate! The keyword is Sanma and Goemon!

[Shiraishi City, Miyagi Prefecture] Specialty gourmet food around Shiroishi Castle! Experience the history of Shiroishi through food

[Higashidori Village, Aomori Prefecture] A Kantate horse grazing at the foot of the Shiriyazaki Lighthouse with a spectacular view

[Fukushima Prefecture] 4 recommended local railway routes! Local to Utsukushima and Fukushima...

[Akita Prefecture] Kosaka Town is a town that has taken you back in time to the Meiji era. The Kosaka mine left behind...

[Yamagata Prefecture] Enjoy a cup of bliss at Takahata Winery! Discover carefully selected wines

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

[Iwate Prefecture] The Nanbu domain, which was well aware of the importance of horses, bred military horses during the Edo period...

[Hiraizumi Town, Iwate Prefecture] ``The remains of summer grass and soldiers' dreams.'' Takadate, the final resting place of Minamoto no Yoshitsune

[Kakuda City, Miyagi Prefecture] A development base for large rocket engines, Miyagi, a city connected to space...

[Yamagata Prefecture] Hachiro Kiyokawa, the creator of the Shinsengumi | The true story of the Joi patriots who ushered in the end of the Edo period...

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

[Serialization: Following the narrow path in the back part 1] The journey to Tohoku begins with “crossing the Shirakawa barrier”...

[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

[Miyagi Prefecture] If you want to see Matsushima's spectacular views, check out the ``Four Great Views!'' We will explain in detail the spectacular views.

[Kitaakita City, Akita Prefecture] Akita, who supported the Kubota domain, which was said to be the best in Japan during the Edo period...