Yamato no Oka Forest Park

Ono Campus

It is a core facility for creating and revitalizing the town's industry and lifestyle culture as a base for ``creating a village where each person has one talent.'' Experience learning, creating, playing, and eating at craft workshops (woodworking, sakiori, glass, pottery), lodging facilities, health baths, park golf courses, animal interaction centers, and direct-from-farm facilities (Yuki Center), where you can learn, create, play, and eat. This is an experiential tourism zone where you can experience how crafting enriches your life and your soul. There are plenty of restaurants, including Restaurant Green Hill, Woody House Restaurant, and Ono Food Hall. (*Photo shows Hitsumi set meal from Ono Food Hall)

Kohachiya

The sea in Taneichi is lively! The luxurious delicacies of sea urchin and abalone are specialties, and you can eat them fresh. We want people from all over the country to enjoy the ``local privilege'' of being able to eat fresh food when it's in season. I cherish this season. We sell and process seasonal products when they are in season.

Southern part of the country

Taneichi is the birthplace of southern divers, has a long history, and is highly regarded for its skills. Prefectural Taneichi High School is the first in the nation to offer a marine development course. (Bus from Morioka to Taneichi: Operates 3 times a day.) Take the JR Tohoku Shinkansen from Morioka Station and transfer at JR Tohoku Main Line Hachinohe Station