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[Iwate Prefecture] A whole bunch of semi-dry raisins with a concentrated sweetness and aroma of grapes...

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[Iwate Prefecture] A whole bunch of semi-dry raisins with a concentrated sweetness and aroma of grapes...

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[Miyagi] Zuiganji Temple, a temple rebuilt by Date Masamune in Matsushima, one of the three most scenic spots in Japan

[Yamagata Prefecture] 7 wineries that you can visit, experience, and sample in Yamagata, the wine kingdom of Tohoku!

[Osaki City, Miyagi Prefecture] Sekiunji Temple, where the bloodline of the famous general ``Tsunamoto Moniba'', known as one of the Three Great Dates, lies...

[Miyagi Prefecture] Matsushima/Zuiganji Temple "Autumn night worship" field report. Autumn leaves light up...

[Miyako City, Iwate Prefecture] The definitive Sanriku souvenir that looks and tastes delicious, “Kindon”!

[Miyagi Prefecture] The guardian deity of the Year of the Dragon and the Year of the Snake that enshrines the god of fire, Kagutsuchi! Atago Shrine in Mt. Atago...

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

[Nihonmatsu City, Fukushima Prefecture] The legend of the Onibaba of Adachigahara (Kurozuka). That's a sad human drama...

[Takahata Town, Yamagata Prefecture] A shrine dedicated to dogs and cats that exists in the birthplace of the mythical Japanese dog "Takayasu Inu"...

Let's get through the year with Miyagi's old fish named nameta flounder!

[Hanamaki City, Iwate Prefecture] I want to eat delicious brand pork “Shirokanebuta” with “sweet fat”!

[Mutsu City, Aomori Prefecture] I can't stop using chopsticks! Tsugaru Strait-raised ``strait salmon boiled in water'' is the finest gourmet canned food.

[Yamagata Prefecture] “Mogami Safflower” certified as Japanese Heritage and Japanese Agricultural Heritage

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

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

[Akita Prefecture] 4 recommended local railway routes! Akita's wide variety of local routes

[Yokote City, Akita Prefecture] A battle for flesh and bones that took place in the Yokote Basin: “Go Sannen Gassen”

[Yamagata City, Yamagata Prefecture] Yamagata City, at the foot of the Zao Mountain Range, is a treasure trove of “Senbero Bars”!

[Nakadori, Fukushima Prefecture] If you want to go to “Senbero” on Nakadori in Fukushima Prefecture, check out these 5 restaurants!

[Series ⑥: The role of the first nine years and the role of the second three years] From the internal conflict of the Kiyohara clan to the battle for family succession, private warfare and...

[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.

[Iwate] What is Shikaodori? Learn more about its features and episodes that make dancing even more fun...

[Aomori Prefecture] 3 recommended hot springs in Aomori Prefecture that you can choose from secret hot springs, famous hot springs, and unique spring quality!

[Iwate Prefecture] 3 recommended hot springs in Iwate Prefecture that you can choose based on secret hot springs, famous hot springs, and unique spring quality!

[Odate City, Akita Prefecture] Odate played an important role in the Kubota clan during the Edo period. With the Meiji Restoration...

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

[Shiroishi City, Miyagi Prefecture, Shichikashuku Town] Scary stories and slightly sad stories. A story that will be passed down...