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Iwate Prefecture Prefectural Forest

Hachimantai City

Central Iwate

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    It was established as a place for prefectural residents to spread emotional connection through greenery. There are many types of wild birds and plants, making it an ideal place for nature observation, forest bathing, and recreation.You can also use the forest learning exhibition hall and wood craft center.

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    515-5 Matsuo Yoriki Daiichi Chibari, Hachimantai, Iwate 028-7302
    Inquiries
    Contact Name: Kenmin-no Mori Management Office
    Phone: 0195-78-2092
    Fax: 0195-71-1778
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    Appi Lacquerware Workshop

    The former Ashiro town was blessed with high-quality lacquer and logs, and was widely known as ``Arasawa lacquerware'' since the feudal period. After the war, production slowed down due to the rise of plastic lacquerware, but Ashiro Shikki Kobo inherited this tradition and continues to create easy-to-use lacquerware under the new name ``Appi-nuri.'' It is made with plenty of domestic lacquer, and is coated over 10 times from the base to the top coat, making it attractive for its vivid color and the deeper flavor that develops the more you use it.

    Hachimantai City

    Central Iwate
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    LODGE CLUBMAN

    This inn is recommended for those who love the outdoors. The interior is filled with the warmth of wood and has a common room, a bar counter, a shop selling outdoor products, and a bouldering wall.

    Hachimantai City

    Central Iwate
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    Hachimantai geothermal steam dyeing experience

    Matsukawa Geothermal Power Plant was the first in Japan to successfully generate geothermal power in October 1966, and has been in commercial power generation ever since. At the nearby geothermal dyeing laboratory, you can experience tie-dying, which uses geothermal steam to create a richly natural-looking tie-dye.

    Hachimantai City

    Central Iwate
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