Cuisines

Naorian

Founded in 1898. We strive to ``always value the same taste and locally sourced flavor.'' As the seasons change, our ``Seasonal Change Soba,'' which brings you news of Michinoku's seasonal mountains and seas, is also popular. *Wanko soba experience is currently suspended. (as of R5.4.18)

Tea come

Tsuma no Kami Hiroba Campsite

A rich natural environment with Mt. Iwate right in front of you and the clear stream Matsukawa flowing nearby. A 5-15 minute drive will take you to a hot spring area, where you can take a day trip to the hot springs. ◎Opening period in 2023: April 15th (Sat) - November 6th (Monday) *Accommodation is available until November 5th

Roadside Station “Minato Oasis Miyako” ~Seatopia Nado~

We reopened on July 6, 2013! We also have tourist brochures that are useful for direct produce, restaurants, and sightseeing, so please stop by.

Dandelion and Mt. Iwate

Ame-nimo-makez noren

The fully dyed ``Noren'' is dyed with the entire text of Kenji Miyazawa's masterpiece ``Ame Nimo Makezu'' and is carefully dyed using traditional dyeing techniques. Many of the dyed items made in Hanamaki are based on the works of Kenji Miyazawa, and are popular as souvenirs from Hanamaki, such as curtains, coasters, bags, and aprons.

Tayama Ski Resort

Tayama Ski Resort is the only ski resort in the prefecture with a ski jump hill, and has a track record of hosting events such as the National Athletic Meet and the Inter-High School Championships. It has a normal hill jump, a cross-country course, a biathlon course, and an Eversnow jump in the summer.

Small Oyado Hana Temari

Kenji Monaka Honpo Suehiro

Founded in 1955. A long-established confectionery shop in Hanamaki City, the birthplace of Kenji Miyazawa. A large garden with a diameter of 14 cm with the words "Ame Nimo Makezu Style Nimo Makezu" engraved on it. The small Monaka engraved with ``Kaze no Matasaburo'' is popular.