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Koshi persimmon

Kamaishi City

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    Koshigaki is a specialty of Kashicho in the western part of Kamaishi City.
    When persimmons begin to grow in the gardens of Koshi Town, it feels like autumn in Kamaishi.
    Koshigaki is a type of persimmon that has been harvested and smoked in a persimmon room at an appropriate temperature for about a week to remove its astringency. After smoking, the color changes from brown to bright red, and the texture is soft and jelly-like, similar to a tomato.
    In autumn, the Koshigaki Festival is held around the roadside station Kamaishi Sennintoge.
    Please come and enjoy the taste of autumn in Kamaishi.

    Address
    Koshi-cho, Kamaishi City
    Inquiries
    Kamaishi City Industrial Promotion Department Agriculture and Forestry Division
    Phone number 0193-22-2111

    Koshigaki no Sato Production Association
    Phone number 0193-59-2307
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    [Main sales destinations] Roadside stations, local produce, supermarkets, etc.
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    Located at the end of Sennintoge Road, near Kamaishi Nishi IC, at the intersection with National Route 283. As the nickname "Ayu Dancing Clear Stream and Koshigaki no Sato" suggests, the Koshi River flows in the background, and you can enjoy the famous soft-serve ice cream and Kamaishi ramen while listening to the murmuring of the river. In autumn, Koshi persimmons, a specialty of Koshi Town, are lined up on display, and the area is crowded with customers looking for the autumn taste of Kamaishi.

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