Cuisines

Kippin Abalone

Yoshihama dried abalone (Kippin abalone) is a high-quality dried abalone created and preserved by the climate and fishermen of Sanriku Yoshihama. Nowadays, our products are highly valued not only in Japan but also around the world, and are exported mainly to countries such as China.

heartful park golf

Park golf is a sport that can be enjoyed by people of all ages. Also, from mid-May to mid-June, you can enjoy park golf while being surrounded by pink and white moss phlox and green lawns that spread throughout the park golf course.

Fureai Ninohe

There is a wide selection of fresh fruits and vegetables, including ``Natsukoi'' cherries, which are harvested in early July every year, ``Tenpo'', which has a chewy texture that contains sesame seeds and perilla, organically grown cereals, and cooking tomatoes. Citizen's Kitchen also has a wide variety of handmade tofu, miso, and rice cakes. A hidden gem located a little off the national highway.

Kamabuchi Falls

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.

Koishihama Scallop

Koishihama scallops are scallops grown on the rich nutrients of Sanriku, one of the world's three major fishing grounds, and the mountains. Above all, it is filled with the commitment of fishermen who pursue quality.

Kashoen [Hanamaki Onsen]

An inn with unforgettable hospitality. Enjoy a carefully prepared kaiseki meal made with carefully selected ingredients, as well as ``simmering hot spring water'' with a pH of 9.0 that soaks into your skin. Please enjoy a luxurious time at a quiet inn surrounded by the prefectural tree "Nanbu Akamatsu".

Inaniwa campsite

At an altitude of 1,078m, it takes just 40 minutes to climb from the trailhead to the top, making it feel like a hike. From the top, you can see Mt. Iwate, the Kitakami Mountain Range, and the Hakkoda Federation. The sky is clear and the wind is refreshing. While driving, I would like to casually enjoy a walk in the highlands. There is Inaniwa Sanso and campsite facilities halfway up the mountain.

Nambuakamatsu (prefectural tree)