Table of Contents1. 17 Strangely Shaped Rocks Selected as One Hundred Strangely Shaped Rocks in Japan2. "Oni no Tawara Korogashi" at Nyudozaki, a Representative Tourist Spot on the Oga Peninsula3. "Koshirochi" at Nyudozaki, Used in Stone-Grilled Cuisine...
Table of Contents1 Aomorians get excited about BBQ as spring approaches2 Is Aomori BBQ strange?2.1 They call it "nigu" instead of BBQ2.2 Mainly pork innards and sagari2.3 In apple orchards and warehouses...
Table of Contents1 What is "Grandpa and Grandma Rejuvenated"? Synopsis1.1 A comedy about rejuvenation set in Aomori1.2 The author is Shinchogen, a native of Aomori1.3 The anime will start airing on April 72...
Table of Contents1 Cold Ramen Born from a Long-Established Restaurant Founded in 19322 Current Cold Ramen at Sakaeya Honten3 Today's Cold Ramen Comes in a Wide Variety!4 Summary4.1 Sakaeya Honten <I...
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Table of Contents1 What kind of train was the SL Ginga?2 C58 steam locomotive No. 239 preserved in a park3 Interior inspired by "Night on the Galactic Railroad"4 An unusual passenger car, the Kiha 14...
Table of Contents1 Introducing the Hitachi Limited Express2 The Amazing Tuxedo-Bodied Train3 The Unexpected End of Direct Service to Sendai Station4 Full Line Service Resumes5 The Joban Line and the Joban Coalfield5.1 Iwaki City Coal and Fossil Museum <I...
Table of Contents1. The first half of the Edo period saw conflict over the Odate domain border.2. The center of the border dispute with the Tsugaru domain was Yatate Pass on the Ushu Kaido road.2.1 The 150-year-long border dispute.2.2 Yatate Pass is a treasure trove of Akita cedar...
Table of Contents1 How to Choose Delicious Apple Juice1.1 Choose by the Variety Used1.2 Choose Between "Reconstituted from Concentrate" and "Straight"1.3 Choose Between "Cloudy" and "Clear"2 In Aomori...
Table of Contents1 Musha Senbei: A lingering combination of thick dough and peanuts1.1 Information2 Imokuri Satorou: A soft and smooth rice cracker with a refined sweetness2.1 Information...
Table of Contents1 Stone circles are common throughout the world and are places of prayer at the center of settlements2 The surrounding area of the ruins was suitable for human habitation approximately 4,000 years ago3 The discovery of the Ise Dodai ruins marks the 4,200th anniversary of the Heisei era...
