Table of Contents1 Are you attracted by the label? Where is craft beer?2 What is the focus of Akita Inu Beer?3 What does it taste like?How does it feel when you drink it?4 How "Akita Inu Beer" was born...
Table of Contents1 I tried out a retro public bathhouse with meticulous hygiene management! 1.1 Dake Onsen Dake no Yu <Information>2 The day-trip hot spring is very appealing! 3 The effects of Dake Onsen...
Table of Contents1 What is "Motenohoka"? Do you eat the flowers? 1.1 What is the origin of the name? 1.2 When did people start eating it? 2 Introducing how people eat "Motenohoka"! 3 Eating chrysanthemums...
Table of Contents1 The brand name is Sanriku Beer1.1 OEM production by contract brewing2 Sanriku Beer recommendation: "4-beer tasting set"3 Weekend Umineko (Style: Belgian White...).
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Table of Contents1. The first designated tangible cultural property. "Mukaitaki" was a resort for the Aizu clan during the Edo period.2. The first registered "Entrance Building" with a large hall and a "fox bath."3. It is said to have been standing since the Edo period...
Table of Contents1 It all began when feudal lords invited tile craftsmen to the area at the end of the Sengoku period.2 Ceramics production became more widespread during the Edo period.3 The Toso Festival, held annually at Jyoshoji Temple.3.1 Jyoshoji Temple (Toso Festival) <Inf...
Table of Contents1. A stately, three-story wooden building. "Fujizo Ryokan," a former hot spring resort for the Nanbu clan.2. Relax your body and mind in the free-flowing hot springs.3. On the first basement floor, "Shirazaru no Yu," a standing bath where hot spring water gushes out from under your feet.4....
Table of Contents: 1. Kitakata, the rice-producing region of the Aizu domain. 2. The storehouses survived the Meiji fire, and their importance was recognized. 3. The Kano Copper Mine brought prosperity to Kitakata. 4. Kitakata's storehouses, with their diverse architectural styles and uses. 4....
Table of Contents1. The Aizu-Tajima Gion Festival, which began in the early Kamakura period2. Gion faith spread from Kyoto's Yasaka Shrine3. The Aizu-Tajima Gion Festival, organized by a party house run by parishioners4. Free sake served in a doburoku (a traditional Japanese broth)...
Table of Contents1. Taga Castle, which completely lost its function by the end of the Heian period1.1 Taga Castle Ruins <Information>2. Taga Castle Ruins: Ruins Proving that Taga Castle was the Northern Capital2....
