Table of Contents1 A rare konjac specialty store in Japan? Commonly known as "Konnyaku Bansho"2 Konjac transformed! Does kaiseki cuisine even have a pastry chef?2.1 Nara Shijuku Tanno Konjac <Information...
Table of Contents1 Iwate Prefecture has 33 cities, towns, and villages2 Cities with the largest population in Iwate Prefecture2.1 Morioka City2.2 Oshu City2.3 Ichinoseki City2.4 Hanamaki City3 Many cities, towns, and villages with numbers3.1 Ninohe City and Kunohe City...
Table of Contents1 Sendai International Airport is home to all the delicious and fun things to do in Tohoku! 2 Where is Sendai International Airport? 2.1 How do I get to Sendai International Airport? 2.2 Is it close to Sendai? Is it far away?.
Table of Contents1. Fukushima City's beloved local delicacy, "Disk Gyoza"2. What's the big difference between disk gyoza and other gyoza?3. Make disk gyoza at home! How to make it and where to buy it3.1 Easy recipe3.2 Disk gyoza...
Table of Contents1 Support Fukushima! Support Pokémon "Lucky"1.1 Characteristics of Lucky2 Giant Lucky appears in Kaiseiyama Park!2.1 Very popular with children! Giant Lucky2.2 Inside the park...
Table of Contents1 What is the boatman's song "Yoisa no Makasho"?2 Mogami River Boat Ride and the Legend of Yoshitsune2.1 INFORMATION3 Lunch with a spectacular view of the Mogami River Gorge is also great!3.1...
Table of Contents1 Are there multiple public hot spring facilities in Zao?1.1 Kamiyu Public Bath1.2 Shimoyu Public Bath1.3 Kawarayu Public Bath2 Footbaths are also available!3 An open-air bath along the river with a great location3...
Table of Contents 1. Akita Prefecture's Soul Food, "Salad Agar" 2. Isn't it a salad? Isn't it agar? A mysterious food that people from other prefectures can't understand 2.1. Is everything solidified with agar in the Yokote area? 2....
Table of Contents1 Yamagata Prefecture is home to a rare shrine dedicated to dogs and cats.2 The relationship between the local residents and the Inumiya and Nekomiya shrines.2.1 Preserving ancient legends.2.2 Preserving the Inumiya and Nekomiya shrines forever...
Table of Contents 1. Remnants of a volcano from tens of thousands of years ago supply high-temperature hot springs. 2. The geothermal heat beneath the foot of Mt. Takamatsu, which is not a volcano, reaches approximately 300°C. 3. Kawarage Jigoku, where no plants grow, is one of Japan's three great sacred sites...
