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Ishi and Kenji Museum

Ichinoseki City

Southern Iwate

Sightseeing SpotsMuseums

    The ``Former Tohoku Crushed Stone Factory'', which inspired Kenji Miyazawa to visit Higashiyama Town in his later years, the ``Taiyo to Kaze no Ie'' where related materials are exhibited and events are held, and the tea sweets made by local people. There is a corner called ``Himawari'' where you can take a drink.

    Location
    149-1 Takinosawa, Matsukawa, Higashiyama-cho, Ichinoseki-shi, Iwate 029-0303
    Price
    General: 300 yen, high school/university student: 200 yen
    Free for elementary and junior high school students, people with disabilities and caregivers (presenting their notebook, etc.), and Ichinoseki residents over 65 years old.
    Inquiries
    house of sun and wind
    Phone number 0191-47-3655
    FAX number 0191-47-3944
    Website
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    ancient rice oriza

    Hanaizumi-cho, Ichinoseki City, is a local specialty in Hanaizumi-cho, Ichinoseki City, where ancient rice, which is said to have the same nutrients as rice from the Jomon period, is cultivated in a rice field of about 1 hectare. At the sales corner, there are about 50 types of products, including soba noodles made with ancient rice flour, tea, and ancient rice daifuku. It also serves as a direct sales store for locally harvested agricultural and forestry products such as vegetables, fruits, and flowers.

    Ichinoseki City

    Southern Iwate
    Sightseeing SpotsHistory / Culture

    Geibi Rest House

    A rest house adjacent to the scenic beauty of Geibikei Gorge. It sells souvenirs and operates as a dining spot for tourists. Capacity: 900 people (100 tatami rooms, 800 chairs)

    Ichinoseki City

    Southern Iwate
    Sightseeing SpotsHistory / CultureNature / Scenery

    Tsuriyama Park

    Ichinoseki flourished as a castle town with a tamura of 30,000 koku. Remnants of that tradition remain in this area, and there are monuments to many of our predecessors, including Kogoro Takahira, Junma Nomura, and Gotoku Nagata. It is a popular park for viewing cherry blossoms in the spring and autumn leaves in the fall, and is a popular park for families to enjoy strolling around. It will be illuminated during the cherry blossom season.

    Ichinoseki City

    Southern Iwate
    Nature / Scenery