Flower & Garden Mori no Kaze

A single cherry tree at Koiwai Farm

An Edohigan spreads its branches leisurely against the backdrop of snow-covered Mt. Iwate. The exact age of the tree is unknown, but it was planted about 100 years ago as a shade tree to protect cattle, which don't like the heat, from the strong summer sun when it was used as pasture land. It has become a hot topic for its beautiful scenery, and has been used as a filming location for the movie ``Mibu Gishiden'' and the TV drama series ``Dondo Hare.'' [Blooming period] Late April to early May

Iwate Prefectural Goshoko Regional Park

It is located on the shore of a lake, and includes a ride plaza, family land, and a town park, making it a popular place for families to have fun and have fun. At the Oirino Botanical Garden, you can enjoy seasonal flowers such as skunk cabbage, water lily, and water lily, and you can also see fireflies from early July.

Mt. Mitsuishi

It is located approximately in the middle of the Ura-Iwate Mountain Range course that runs from Mt. Iwate to Hachimantai. It is a mountain where sticky lava erupted from the center of the gently sloping mountain, and its name comes from the fact that the area around the summit looks like three peaks from any direction. Mitsuishi Sanso is located in Mitsuishi Wetland, which has a pond and wetlands. Altitude: 1,466m. The Amihari course is suitable for the general public, starting from Amihari Onsen, passing through the Mitsuishi Wetlands, and then reaching the summit of the mountain.