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edelwein

Hanamaki City

Southern Iwate

Sake

    With the motto ``Good wine comes from good grapes,'' the wine is produced using locally grown grapes, and is one of Iwate's most representative wines, both in name and in reality. We have a diverse lineup including ``Conzerto'' and ``Moon Serenade'' that use Campbell, as well as ``Niagara.'' In addition, Satsuki Nagane Vineyard, which uses Riesling Rion, a wine-specific variety, has received high praise at competitions both domestically and internationally.

    Address
    10-18-3 Osako, Osako-cho, Hanamaki City, 028-3203
    Business Hours
    9:00-17:00
    Closed
    Saturdays, Sundays, holidays, summer holidays, year-end and New Year holidays (12/31-1/3)
    Access
    Route 1: Shin-Hanamaki Station → [20 minutes on the conventional line] Ishidoriya Station → [30 minutes by bus] Ishidoriya Line Osako Bus Terminal → [15 minutes on foot] Edelwine

    Route 2: Hanamaki IC → [30 minutes by car] Edelwein
    Inquiries
    Edelwine Co., Ltd.
    Phone number 0198-48-3037
    FAX number 0198-48-2412
    Website
    http://www.edelwein.co.jpOpen in new tab
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    Hidehira lacquer

    The fixtures used at Chuson-ji Temple and Motsu-ji Temple in Hiraizumi were handed down to the folk, and they are also made in Hanamaki. The lacquer from the southern region is of the highest quality in the world and is used in high-quality lacquerware. Also, as the birthplace of Kenji Miyazawa, lacquerware related to Kenji's works are also made.

    Southern Iwate

    Hanamaki City

    Southern Iwate
    Crafts

    Narushima Washi

    It is said that the production of washi paper began in Towa Town before the first year of Kanbun, and during the feudal period, it was used as official paper for the Nanbu domain. Until just after the end of the war, several houses in the Narushima area were producing washi paper, but with the spread of mass-produced Western paper, the demand for washi declined, and now it is only produced at the Washi Crafts Museum. Narushima washi paper is made by hand, one by one, using mulberry and mitsumata as raw materials, and is well known as Japan's northernmost washi paper.

    Hanamaki City

    Southern Iwate
    Crafts

    Japanese paper mache

    Washi paper mache, a traditional Japanese method, is used to create colorful and cute dolls such as the 12 Zodiac series and the ``Shishiodori'', a local performing art from southern Iwate Prefecture. It has been handed down in the Hanamaki region since ancient times as a toy that brings good luck to a wealthy family, and it is also gaining popularity as a Hanamaki souvenir.

    Hanamaki City

    Southern Iwate
    Crafts