Hayasaka plateau

Morioka City

Central Iwate

    The grassland, which stretches over 1 km from east to west, is surrounded by forests of white birch and larch. In spring, buttercups, azaleas, and azaleas are in full bloom.
    Part of the grassland where Mt. Iwate and Mt. Himekami overlap is used as a pasture, where Japanese Shorthorn beef cattle, affectionately known as ``Akabeko'', are grazed.

    Rengetsu azalea flowering period/mid-June to late June

    Location
    Yabukawa, Morioka City, Iwate Prefecture 028-2711
    Inquiries
    Morioka City Tamayama General Office (Industrial Promotion Division)
    Phone number 019-683-3852
    FAX number 019-683-1130
    Other
    Highlights
    [Spring] Katakuri late April to mid-May
    [Summer] Azalea mid-June to late June

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