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Roadside Station “Tanohata” Wind of Thought

Tanohata Village

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“Roadside Station Tanohata” was relocated and reopened in April 2021, 300 meters north of Shizuo Bridge. We carry a wide selection of products from Tanohata Village, which is blessed with the natural beauty of the sea, mountains, and land. There is also a fast food corner that uses plenty of ingredients from Tanohata Village, such as ``Tanohata Raw Milk Softsoft'' and ``Shiitake Frank,'' as well as a restaurant where ``Milk Noodles with Lots of Seaweed'' is popular. In addition, there is a quaint simple lodging facility "Shishisokan" in a renovated old folk house nearby, and there is also a parking lot for 5 campers, making it a new base as a "roadside station where you can stay overnight." .

Location
151-6 Sugakubo, Tanohata Village, Shimohei District, Iwate Prefecture
Business Hours
Product sales/Direct from the farm
Closed
9:00～18:00
Price
dining room
Inquiries
11:00～15:00
Website
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Other
9:30～17:30
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Kitayamazaki Visitor Center

Kitayamazaki Visitor Center

At the Kitayamazaki Visitor Center, you can try making shell crafts such as straps, photo stands, and candles using beautiful shells. There are also walking paths and information boards around the building, so you can easily experience nature. We also accept reservations for Sappa Ship Adventures.

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Direct-from-the-farm plaza Okikanaka

Direct-from-the-farm plaza Okikanaka

In addition to vegetables and fruits, nostalgic flavors such as ginger and mochi sweets are available at the store. At the adjacent restaurant, ramen made with locally produced miso is very popular.

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Tanohata Village Folklore Museum

Tanohata Village Folklore Museum

This museum focuses on materials from the Sankei Uprisings of 1847 and 1853, which are said to be the pinnacle of the peasant uprisings in terms of logic, leadership, and organizational skills. Also on display are daily utensils, clay figurines, and fossils related to the village's ancient times.

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