Self-help workshop Shiki no Sato

Katsuraan

A soba restaurant located at the foot of Tendaiji Temple. The temple was named by the honorary chief priest, Jakucho Setouchi, from the many Katsura trees surrounding the temple. It is a chewy and fragrant soba that is popular among tourists.

Miscellaneous grains

The Ninohe region is located at the northern tip of Iwate Prefecture, and has been actively cultivated for millet since ancient times. Millet grains, which are rich in minerals and dietary fiber, are healthy foods that can easily supplement the nutrients that tend to be lacking in modern diets.

Kita no Chocolate Factory & Store 2door

2door is a name that comes from the meaning of ``Ninohe'' and the tradition and fusion of Nanbu rice crackers and chocolate. There is a factory inside the store, and you can observe the manufacturing process through glass, as well as a sales corner for limited edition products that can only be found here, an experience corner, and a cafe space.