Sightseeing Spots

Koenji Temple

Koenji Temple. Kouenji. Rare plants such as Koya Maki, weeping red pine, and metasequoia live within the precincts. At the lotus pond, from late July to late August, in addition to the Oga lotus, about 1,000 lotuses of four different types, including white lotus and yellow lotus (Komaihi and Izumi Yellowtsuru) bloom.

Hometown manufacturing experience

The experience menu is full of ``hometown craftsmanship'' where you can experience the rich natural blessings of Hiraniwa Kogen, such as wild grapes, wild flowers, locally produced soybeans and buckwheat flour. learning effect You can experience wild grapes, a specialty of Iwate Prefecture, and easily learn how to make processed and preserved foods. message to teacher Processed foods can be easily purchased at supermarkets, but I think experiencing the process of actually making them will help you develop an interest in food.

Mt. Iwate at dusk

Kuzumaki wine

Wild grapes are rare because of their small fruits, cluster volume, and low yield, and have been said to be effective in nourishing and tonicizing, increasing blood flow, and relieving fatigue since ancient times. We produce many types of wine, including wines made with plenty of wild grapes, and among them, ``Hotaru'' has won numerous awards at wine competitions. You can tour the winery, and purchase products at Mori-no-Kodama-kan and Mori-no-Yate Woody, both located on the same premises. You can also sample all kinds of wine at Morinoyate Woody.

Kyoto restaurant

We offer home-grown traps grilled with salt. The miso ramen with plenty of vegetables and rockfish set meals are popular, with a focus on locally sourced ingredients.

Funato Beach

Among Kuji's coastline, which is bordered by rocky reefs, Funato Beach is a precious beach with gentle waves that extend for about 100 meters. The waves are calm, so families can enjoy swimming safely.

Kappo Ryokan Obonai [Kindaichi Onsen]

A quaint and hospitable inn surrounded by mountains. The slightly alkaline hot springs are soft to the touch and are easy to soak in for a long time, gently warming your body. The dishes that make use of delicious ingredients from Ninohe are also popular.

Blueberry picking and jam making

We are waiting for you to pick blueberries, which are a blessing to nature that are easy on the eyes, and make jam. (Reservation required)

homespun

Homespun is a textile that has been handed down to farmers in Scotland, England. Homespun means "spinning yarn at home." Homespun was introduced to various parts of Japan at the end of the Meiji period, but it gradually became obsolete due to various factors such as regional characteristics and lack of successors, and currently only remains in Morioka City and Hanamaki City. The carefully selected wool is dyed, spun, and woven by hand, creating a light yet warm product.