Sightseeing Spots

Ishidoriya History and Folklore Museum

It houses sake brewing tools that tell the story of the history of sake brewing in the south, and introduces the sake brewing process. 1,788 of the sake brewing tools have been designated as important cultural properties of the country. Also on display are Jomon pottery excavated from within the town, clay bear figurines that are rare in Japan, ancient documents such as umbrella-shaped complaints, and personal accessories that reflect that era. We also exhibit sake vessels from Japan and around the world.

Motsuji Temple Summer Morning

Lodge Tachibana [Genbu Onsen]

Ichinoseki Green Hotel

Nanbu Toji Tradition Museum

Reopened on July 15, 2020. This is a facility that preserves and passes on the traditional culture of sake brewing by Nanbu chief brewers. Inside, there are exhibits such as a sake brewing vat with a diameter of about 2 meters, various sake brewing tools, and miniatures of sake brewing-related events, making it a facility where you can enjoy understanding sake brewing. There is also a sake tasting corner (for a fee).

Motsuji Temple Iris Festival

Ishidori Valley Agricultural Tradition Museum

Under the theme of ``Learning now, the thoughts and wisdom of our ancestors,'' we introduce Ishidoriya Town's farming, events, and other rural culture. The exhibit focuses on rice cultivation in the early Showa period, and you can touch the daily necessities of the time. It also introduces the relationship between Kenji Miyazawa, a poet, children's story writer, scientist, and agricultural leader, and Ishidoriya Town.

Motsuji Temple Yarimizu 5

Ichinoseki Plaza Hotel