Table of Contents1 Why it became a famous azalea spot2 Characteristics of the azalea3 Access route to Mt. Tokusenjo3.1 Kesennuma side3.2 Motoyoshi side4 Hiking route4.1 Kesennuma side trailhead4.2 Motoyoshi side trailhead...
Table of Contents1 What is Egg Sake?1.1 Sendai Dateya Katsuyama Sake Brewery2 Tasting Review and Variations2.1 Egg Sake with Milk (1 part egg sake to 2 parts milk)2.2 Egg Sake with Ginger Ale...
Table of Contents1 Iwate Big Bulls (Basketball: B.LEAGUE)1.1 What does Big Bulls mean? What are the team colors?1.2 Cheer dance team "Red Charm"1...
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Table of Contents1 600,000 daffodils filling the slopes1.1 Miyagi Zao Eboshi Resort <Information>2 Recommended sightseeing spots around Togatta Onsen2.1 Zao E...
Table of Contents1. Rice from the Shonai Plain and safflower collected from the Mogami River brought wealth.2. The Kitamae-bune ships brought in 100 million yen per round trip.2.1 Hiyoriyama Park <Information>3. The heyday of the Kitamae-bune ships...
Table of Contents1 What is Zunda Mochi from Slime Beho?1.1 What is Zunda Mochi?1.2 What is Dragon Quest Walk?1.3 Is this the sixth installment of the Real Souvenir Project?2 First, take a look! This pack...
Table of Contents1 What is Kado, the Spring Herald Fish?1.1 Shinjo Kado-yaki Festival <Information>2 Is Kado-yaki, a Popular Pastime, Spread Throughout Yamagata Prefecture?3 Local Gourmet that Heralds Spring...
Table of Contents0.1 Kamo District, Tsuruoka City<Information>1 Ryuoson Zenpoji Temple, worshipped by Kitamae-bune shipowners1.1 Ryuoson Zenpoji Temple<Information>2 Dedicated by shipowners...
Table of Contents1 Kakuda, "The Town of Rice, Beans, Plums, Dreams, and Princesses"2 A Yellow Carpet at the Kakuda Rape Blossom Festival2.1 When is the Best Time to See the Rape Blossoms?2.2 Events Held During the Festival2.3 Kakuda...
Table of Contents1 Tsuruoka was ruled by the Sakai clan of the Shonai domain during the Edo period.2 Samurai who lost their jobs during the Meiji Restoration abandoned their swords for hoes and cultivated the forests into mulberry fields.3 "Tsuruoka Silk" began at the "Matsugaoka Reclaimed Land"...
