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Mamebu

Kuji City

Northern Iwate

Local CuisinesMountain Delicacies

    Mamebu is made by mixing flour with a little salt, kneading it with water, dividing it into thumb-sized pieces, adding walnuts and brown sugar, and shaping it into balls to prevent the filling from falling out. This is a local dish from Yamagata-cho, Kuji City, which is filled with the wishes of people to be diligent, healthy, successful, and live safely. It is often made during celebratory occasions such as festivals and New Year's Day.

    Address
    2-5-6 Nakamachi, Kuji City 028-0056
    Inquiries
    Kuji City Tourism and Products Association
    Phone number 0194-66-9200
    Other
    [Order] Nariya Natural Food Association (reservation required) TEL 0194-75-2315
    ◆A restaurant where you can eat Mamebu
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    Local ingredients restaurant Sankairi

    Roadside Station ``Kuji'' Yamase Dofukan is an information base where you can find everything about sightseeing and local products in Kuji City. Sankairi, a direct-from-the-farm experience center located within the Yamase Dofukan, is a local food restaurant that focuses on locally or domestically produced ingredients and has an extensive menu that uses plenty of Kuji's seafood and mountain produce. You can enjoy steaks, hamburgers, and local cuisine Mamebu soup made with Iwate's specialty, Iwate Tankaku Wagyu beef. The local bowls ``Kaiun-don'' and ``Kohaku-don'' are recommended dishes. The photo is "Kohakudon". Underneath the seafood, there are 4 layers of sea urchin rice, spinach from Kuji, and tankaku beef steak, which is luxurious and comes with a souvenir bonus. Both of these dishes are our pride and were created to pray for the good fortune of those visiting Kuji City.

    Kuji City

    Northern Iwate
    Marine DelicaciesOther

    Wild grape cheesecake

    A light and melt-in-your-mouth rare cheesecake paired with a sauce made from wild grapes harvested in the Kuji region. The combination of rich rare cheese and refreshing wild grape sauce is outstanding. It has become popular and has been featured on numerous TV programs.

    Kuji City

    Northern Iwate
    Local Cuisines

    Famous confectionery Busunokobu

    Once you hear it, you will never forget its strong name, ``Busu no Kobu'', which has been eaten as a famous confectionery in Iwate since ancient times. Azuki bean paste is coated with Western-style dough and baked.

    Kuji City

    Northern Iwate
    Local Cuisines