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Hometown medicine meal Enki

Iwaizumi Town

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    Based on Iwaizumi's local food, we offer five types of ``Yakuju Gozen'' menus that you can choose according to your physical condition. The summer menu ``Kiri'' includes 9 dishes that improve liver function, with the main dish being seared Iwaizumi Tankaku beef with medicinal sauce. In addition to the ``Yakuju Gozen'' menu, there are also individual items on the menu.

    residence/location
    48 Omukai, Iwaizumi-cho, Shimohei-gun, 027-0502
    Business hours/Usage hours
    11:00-15:00 (LO 14:30)
    Closed
    Winter holidays (mid-December to February)
    Access
    Route 1: Morioka Station → [150 min. by bus] Roadside Station Iwaizumi-mae bus stop → [10 min. walk] Furusato Yakuzen Enju

    Route 2: Morioka Minami IC → [110 min. by car] Furusato Yakuzen Enju
    Inquiries
    Furusato Yakuzen Enju (in Fureai Rando Iwaizumi)
    Phone number 0194-22-5220
    Fax number 0194-22-5220
    Website
    http://www.fureailand-iwaizumi.jp/fl_enjyu.htmlOpen in new tab
    Other
    Access】
    Route 1: Morioka Station → [150 min. by bus] Roadside Station Iwaizumi-mae bus stop → [10 min. walk] Furusato Yakuzen Enju
    Route 2: Morioka Minami IC → [110 min. by car] Furusato Yakuzen Enju
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    Iwaizumi Town

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    History / Culture