Ishi and Kenji Museum

Beech Forest Matsurubekan

As an outdoor activity facility, the museum is a base for activities that use nature as a teaching material, and includes training facilities (1, 2, and 3), a woodworking workshop, a creative exhibition room, and a conversation room. There are also plans to hold nature classes based on the surrounding nature, authentic woodworking classes, and pottery classes.

Ichinoseki/Senmaya Sake no Kura Exchange Facility

This is a historical, cultural, and tourist exchange facility that utilizes the former Yokoya Sato family residence, a nationally registered tangible cultural property. Inside the facility, you can tour and walk around the Taisho era-filled atmosphere, which is centered around a stately main building built with an earthenware storehouse made with plenty of zelkova wood, and a Western building built in modern Western architecture, as well as a cluster of sake breweries that still produce traditional sake. In addition, live concerts are held at the Tozo Live Hall (accommodates over 200 people) and the Shinkura Live Hall (accommodates 40 people), both of which utilize sake breweries.

Ark Tategamori

At Ark Tategamori, the kingdom of nature, you can enjoy the joy of playing with nature and tasting delicious and safe food grown naturally. There is a flower garden on the premises where seasonal flowers such as tulips, lavender, and roses bloom, and you can enjoy the scent of flowers and herbs as you take a leisurely stroll. More than 20 kinds of animals are kept on the vast grounds, so that they can live as close to nature as possible, and you can interact with them through experiences such as feeding them and collecting eggs.