Treasure of the Forest Matsutake Mushroom Sake

Ryusendo Cave and Ryusen Shindo Science Museum

Ryusendo Cave is counted as one of the three largest limestone caves in Japan and is also designated as a national natural monument. The length of the cave is already known to be over 4,088m, and the total length is said to reach 5,000m. In addition, fresh water gushing out from the depths forms several underground lakes, and the third underground lake is 98 meters deep and boasts one of the clearest waters in the world. The dragon blue lake water, which hides the breath of nature's finely honed nature, and the countless stalactites inside the cave will transport you to a fantastical world.

Izumikin Sake Brewery Co., Ltd.

A sake brewing company located in Iwaizumi Town. Iwaizumi Town is rich in water and nature. While inheriting tradition, we continue to innovate with the aim of producing the ultimate sake brewer. We produce rare sake such as ``Mori no Takara,'' a local sake made with matsutake mushrooms, a specialty of Iwaizumi Town.

Hayasaka plateau

Hayasaka Plateau has been designated as a prefectural natural park, and visitors are fascinated by the azaleas, birches, linden trees, and katakuri trees. It is a large, calm plain that spreads out around Hayasaka Pass, which is 916 meters above sea level, and is also known as a treasure trove of wild vegetables and mushrooms. The autumn leaves are also spectacular. Iris flowering period/mid-June to late June Flowering period of iris: mid-July to late July