Mori no Ohashi

Wasinoo Co., Ltd.

Established in 1829, it is one of the oldest breweries in the prefecture. A slightly dry sake with a pleasant texture that you won't get tired of drinking. The name of the brand dates back to the old days when Mt. Iwate was the habitat of the giant eagle and was also known as Mt. Iwawashi (Ganju-san), so the name ``Washi-no-o'' came from the meaning of the sake brewery at the foot of the mountain. It is also said that when the snow melts in early spring, the remaining snow on Mt. Iwate, which can be seen from the sake brewery, looks like a giant eagle with its wings spread. [Main products] Washinoo

Hachimantai Jukai Line

A road that literally passes through the sea of ​​trees in Hachimantai and connects Matsukawa Onsen and Fujishichi Onsen. A perfect driving course that connects with the Aspite Line at the top. You can also see the magnificent view of Mt. Iwate, a waterfall with a cool breeze, and the breath of ancient times (the source of hot springs). You can especially enjoy the wonderful scenery during the season of fresh greenery and autumn leaves. Passable period from late April to early November. However, the road may be closed when there is a danger of freezing. [2024 season] Scheduled to open from 10:00 on Friday, April 26, 2020 Please note that the schedule may change depending on the weather.

Tashirodaira Plateau

A grassland area that stretches gently between Mt. Nanashigure and Mt. Tashiro. Brown shorthorn cattle graze in the meadows, and you can see the peaceful pastoral scenery. In addition, the ``Ihatobu Trial'', which is held every summer, is one of the largest bike trials in the country, starting from the Tashirodira Plateau and traveling along the 40° north latitude line to Fudai Village on the Rikuchu Coast over a two-day round trip. It's a tournament.