Table of Contents1 First, take the Akita Shinkansen and the Ou Main Line to Gosannen Station2 Two people walking in the rain2.1 Information<Sugawara Shrine>3 Take the Ou Main Line train to Yuzawa Station3.1 In...
Table of Contents1 Examples of Honzen Cuisine 1.1 Chakaiseki 1.2 Okuizome Meals 1.3 Koyasan "Furemai Cuisine" 2 The Ogasawara and Shijo Styles, the Origins of Mochi Honzen Cuisine...
Table of Contents1 Over 300 Varieties!? Examples of "Cooking Mochi" Variations1.1 Walnuts1.2 Juune1.3 Fusube1.4 Zunda1.5 Swamp Shrimp1.6 Sho...
Table of Contents1. The Ichinoseki/Hiraizumi Tradition of "Mochi Honzen"2. Etiquette and How to Eat Mochi Honzen2.1 Otorimochi-sama's Speech2.2 How to Eat Mochi HonzenThe tradition of "Mochi Honzen" symbolizes the word "omotenashi" (hospitality)...
Table of Contents1 What is Ennen?1.1 Ennen still practiced throughout Japan2 Mōtsu-ji Temple's "Ennen Dance"2.1 Young Women and Priests2.2 Road Dance (Karahyoshi)2.3 Old Women3 Conclusion3.1 Mōtsu-ji Temple <Information...>
Aoiwa
Table of Contents1. Gold dust from Mutsu Province, the first domestically produced gold dust to be presented to the Imperial Court2. Traces of gold production and worship at the Koganeyama Gold Mine Site2.1 Koganeyama Gold Mine Site <Information>2.2 Hilltop Attachment...
Table of Contents1 What is "Ekinaka"?2 The restaurants in "Poporo Road" are convenient for waiting for trains!3 "Topico" is a gourmet paradise directly connected to the west exit of JR Akita Station3.1 Easy to drop in...
Daiwa Consilio
Table of Contents1 What is Geibi Gorge?2 The unique boat ride down Geibi Gorge2.1 A boat ride full of highlights2.2 The famous "Untama Throw" that even Yusei Kikuchi couldn't pull off!3 The boat ride...
Daiwa Consilio
Table of Contents1 Starting Point: JR Nihonmatsu Station2 Heading north, we discovered an intriguing Western-style confectionery shop along Prefectural Route 1293 Don't miss the long-established Japanese confectionery shop along Prefectural Route 1293.1 Tamashima Co., Ltd.
Table of Contents1. Beech Origin and Growth Regions: Beech Refuge in a Few Areas in the South During the Ice Age2. After the Ice Age ended, global warming caused beech trees to move north. In Europe, humans drove beech trees out3. ...
