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Hayachineus Yukisou

Hanamaki City

Southern Iwate

Nature / Scenery

    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.

    Location
    Osako-cho, Hanamaki City, Iwate Prefecture 028-3200
    Inquiries
    Hanamaki City Osako General Branch
    Phone number 0198-48-2111
    FAX number 0198-48-2943
    Website
    http://www.city.hanamaki.iwate.jp/Open in new tab
    Other
    Parking is prohibited near the Odagoe trailhead. Traffic restrictions are in place between Osakomachitake and Miyako City Kawaie Tsunagu on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays from the second Sunday in June to the first Sunday in August. Please refrain from parking on the street within the park.
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    Ishidori Valley Agricultural Tradition Museum

    Under the theme of ``Learning now, the thoughts and wisdom of our ancestors,'' we introduce Ishidoriya Town's farming, events, and other rural culture. The exhibit focuses on rice cultivation in the early Showa period, and you can touch the daily necessities of the time. It also introduces the relationship between Kenji Miyazawa, a poet, children's story writer, scientist, and agricultural leader, and Ishidoriya Town.

    Hanamaki City

    Southern Iwate
    Museums

    Kasuga style Hachiman deer dance

    You can see it at the Yahata Shrine annual festival and Kochi Kumano Shrine annual festival. This deer dance, which prays for peace in the world, the fulfillment of five crops, and happiness for all people, was transmitted from Towa Town (formerly Ochiai Village). It is considered to be the northern limit of Taiko-style deer dance. There are a wide variety of events, including the first garden, scarecrow dance, robami dance, and gun dance.

    Hanamaki City

    Southern Iwate
    History / Culture

    Kotaro Takamura Memorial Museum

    It is adjacent to Takamura Sanso, where Kotaro Takamura lived for seven years in Hanamaki, and many of his belongings and sculptures are on display.

    Hanamaki City

    Southern Iwate
    Museums