Okunakayama Plateau

Ichinohe Handicraft Museum

On display are wooden and bamboo accessories, furniture, and sakiori made by craftsmen in Ichinohe Town. You can also purchase it. In addition, in the workshop, you can receive actual instruction and experience making products.

Goshono Ruins [World Heritage Site]

On July 27, 2021, the 44th World Heritage Committee (held online) decided to register the Jomon Ruins in Hokkaido and Northern Tohoku as a World Heritage Site, including the Goshono Ruins. The Goshono Ruins, a large settlement site from the middle of the Jomon period, is designated by the government. The park has been restored to its original state, including pit dwellings and stone circles. At the museum, you can learn about the Jomon period, the Goshono ruins, and the culture of this area. The wooden pedestrian bridge that connects the ruins to the parking lot, ``Kikiki no Tsurihashi,'' is also worth a visit. Sobacchi went to the Goshono ruins! [Special feature on World Heritage Goshono Ruins]

canaan ranch

A handmade bread factory located on a refreshing plateau. They also sell their products at a factory that makes handmade breads using Nishidake's spring water, 100% ground flour, millet grains, and handmade jams. You can also enjoy lunch with freshly baked bread while looking out at the glass-enclosed bakery. Lunch includes ice cream made at a nearby farm. The refreshing ice cream has natural flavors such as sesame and lettuce.