Ishidoriya History and Folklore Museum

Hayachineus Yukisou

Approximately 200 types of alpine plants grow on Mt. Hayachine, which is one of the richest in Japan in terms of variety and quantity, and is also famous for its many unique varieties. Among them, the Hayachineus snowsou is famous as the representative flower of Hayachine, and it closely resembles the edelweiss that blooms in the Alps. The colorful and pretty flowers never cease to fascinate climbers.

Hijono Sports Park

In addition to the Hanamaki City General Gymnasium, which has an arena with three volleyball courts, Hanamaki Baseball Stadium, and track and field stadium, this is a park where you can enjoy all kinds of sports, including a lawn square and tennis courts.

edel wine factory

Taking advantage of the climate, which is similar to France's Bordeaux region, with little rainfall, large temperature differences between day and night, and limestone soil, grape cultivation became popular after the war. Edel Wine Co., Ltd., established in 1971, is particular about using locally produced ingredients, and its red, rosé, and white wines, which are made mainly from Campbell and Niagara grapes and have a rich flavor and aroma, have attracted many fans and are known as the ``Iwate It has become established as "wine of the world". Their motto is "Good wine comes from good grapes." *Introducing tours of wine bottling, brewing, and barrel aging. Please make a reservation by phone or fax (0198-48-3200). Reservations are required for groups of 10 or more. You are free to tour the rest.