Table of Contents1 What is Takashiba Deco Yashiki?1.1 Hashimoto Koji Folk Crafts1.2 Hikoji Folk Crafts1.3 Honke Ebisu-ya1.4 Deco Yashiki Daikokuya Co., Ltd.1.5 Enjoy lunch and tea time at this traditional Japanese cafe2...
Table of Contents1 Tamagawa Onsen (Semboku City), a highly acidic spring with beneficial properties1.1 Tamagawa Onsen: A hot spring inn specializing in long-term stays for therapeutic bathing1.2 Tamagawa Onsen <Information>2 Gentle on the skin...
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Table of Contents1 Kamaishi Railway, the third railway to open in Japan2 It was quickly abolished3 Its revival as a horse-drawn railway4 Opening of the Kamaishi Line5 The second abolition6 The subsequent Kamaishi Mine6.1 INFORMATION...
Table of Contents1 Hanezawa Onsen (Sakegawa Village, Mogami District), a geyser surrounded by virgin forest1.1 Hotel Momijikan, with a panoramic bath where you can enjoy untouched nature1.2 Hanezawa Onsen Momijikan <Information...
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Table of Contents1 Nukamo, a long-established confectionery shop in Motomiya City, Fukushima Prefecture2 A wide selection of delicious Japanese and Western sweets3 A review of Nukamo's Karinto4 Summary4.1 INFORMATION...
Table of Contents1 Naruko Onsen1.1 Naruko Onsen <Information>2 Higashi Naruko Onsen2.1 Higashi Naruko Onsen <Information>3 Kawatabi...
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Table of Contents1 The First Limited Express Train in the Tohoku Region1.1 Seikan Ferry Memorial Ship Hakkoda Maru<Information>2 The First Steam Locomotive "Hatsukari"3 The Train Known for Its Accidents...
Table of Contents1 What is the Somin Festival?2 Kokusekiji Temple Somin Festival in 20242.1 Arrive early and explore Kokusekiji Temple during the day2.2 The Somin Festival finally kicks off at 6 PM!2.3 At 7 PM...
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Table of Contents1 What is the Resort Shirakami?2 How to ride the Resort Shirakami?2.1 Resort Shirakami operating times and days2.2 How to purchase tickets2.3 About seats...
Table of Contents1 Nihonmatsu, which prospered as the home of the Niwa family from the Edo to Meiji periods2 Nihonmatsu Shrine, also known as "Oryosha" (the two shrines) because it enshrines Kumano Shrine and Hachiman Shrine2.1 The Enshrined Deity of Nihonmatsu Shrine3...
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