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Mother House Daasuko

Hanamaki City

Southern Iwate

Other-foods

    A direct sales store run mainly by the JA Women's Department. In addition to freshly harvested agricultural products, the store also sells wood crafts and craft items. At the restaurant, you can enjoy homemade dishes such as hittsumi made with local ingredients. Mom's set meal is popular, and Hitomebore from Hanamaki comes with unlimited refills.

    Address
    335-2 Noda, Hanamaki City, 028-5403
    Business Hours
    9:00～17:00
    Closed
    1/1~1/4
    Access
    Route 1: Shin-Hanamaki Station → [8 minutes by conventional line] Hanamaki Station → [3 minutes by taxi] Mother House Daasco

    Route 2: Hanamaki IC → [10 minutes by car] Mother House Daasuko
    Inquiries
    Mom's House Daasuko
    Phone number 0198-24-2914
    Website
    http://www.jahanamaki.or.jp/sancyoku/Open in new tab
    Other
    *Reservations are required for groups.
    Parking lot: Approximately 500 regular cars (space available for large buses)
    Dining facilities
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