Sightseeing Spots

Hirono Town Taneichi History and Folklore Museum

We are exhibiting materials about ``Nanbu Moguri,'' which was passed down to Taneichi and is famous nationwide. It has a library, and several times a year special exhibitions related to the history of the town are held. Transfer to JR Tohoku Main Line Hachinohe Station and get off at JR Hachinohe Line Taneichi Station

Okaya Inari Shrine

A shrine with a long history, located in a forest of old trees. Enshrined as the deity of Uka Nōtama no Mikoto, it is one of the most prominent shrines in the Sanriku region and is visited by many visitors from far away. In particular, the annual festival in May is crowded with many worshipers. Take the JR Tohoku Shinkansen to Shukudo Station on the JR Hachinohe Line and get off at Morioka Station, then transfer at JR Tohoku Main Line Hachinohe Station.

Twill cherry blossom trees

This is a row of cherry blossom trees along the bicycle path between National Route 283 and Sarugaishi River in the Ayaori district. The view of the Sarugaishi River, cherry blossom trees, and Mt. Rokkaku Ushiyama in the distance is one of Tono's most representative viewpoints in spring. [Best time to see] Late April to around May 5th

Man Tetsugoro Memorial Museum of Art

This is a memorial museum of Tetsugoro Man, who left important works in the history of Japanese art such as Fauvism and Cubism, and aimed to create a new and unique art. Adjacent to it is the restored storehouse of the Manke House, with a high-definition museum, a museum shop, and a cafe corner. Built on the ruins of Tsuchizawa Castle.

Narushima Washi Crafts Museum

The Narushima Washi Crafts Museum is a production base for Narushima Washi, the northernmost Japanese paper in Japan, and a facility for experiencing paper making. Everything about Narushima Washi is concentrated in the museum, and you can experience the culture of Washi that has been handed down since ancient times in Japan. Additionally, during the winter when paper making is in full swing, you can also observe the paper making process. There is a taxi office in front of the station

Hayachine Daikonryu Tsuchizawa Yamabushi Kagura

The mountain worship that regards Hayachine Shrine as a sacred mountain has given rise to many schools of Yamabushi Kagura since the Kamakura period, and is now collectively known as Hayachine Kagura. Along with Take-ryu's Ishihatooka Kagura, it has been designated as an Intangible Folk Cultural Property by Iwate Prefecture, and its ancient beliefs have been passed down to the present day in their original form, and the mystical music and dance transcend time and touch the hearts of viewers.

Hayachine Minetake Ryuseki Hatooka Kagura

The mountain worship that regards Hayachine Shrine as a sacred mountain has given rise to many schools of Yamabushi Kagura since the Kamakura period, and is now collectively known as Hayachine Kagura. Along with the Tsuchizawa Kagura of the Daikan-ryu, it has been designated as an Intangible Folk Cultural Property by Iwate Prefecture, and its ancient beliefs have been passed down to the present day in their original form, and the mystical music and dance transcend time and touch the hearts of viewers.

Towa B&G Marine Center

Lake Tase has calm waves and is the perfect environment for water sports. The marine center has been designed with consideration to the surrounding landscape and environmental conservation, including a seawall made of stacked natural stones. Instructors are always on hand at our facility, so even beginners can easily enjoy yachting and canoeing. In addition to being used as an inter-high rowing competition venue, it was also selected as a training camp site for the Sydney Olympic rowing competition, and has been highly evaluated at the professional level. [Business period] Late April to late October

Towa Furusato Village/Trial Workshop

The trial workshop located in the Towa Furusato Village of the roadside station Towa is a facility where you can experience processing agricultural products such as juice and jam.

Narushima Mikumano Shrine

Narushima Mikumano Shrine is said to have been built by Sakanoue Tamuramaro when he subdued the Ezo, and its quiet appearance surrounded by trees over 1,000 years old is the origin of the shrine's name, Kii Kumano Shrine. It exudes a majesty similar to Sanzan. Designated as an important cultural property of Iwate Prefecture in 1978. In the precincts, there is a 4.73m tall wooden statue of Bishamonten made from a single zelkova tree. Every May, the ``Bishamon Festival/National Crying Sumo Tournament'' is held to pray for the healthy growth of children.

Tase Fishing Park

Lake Tase is known as a treasure trove of freshwater fish, including carp and carp. The fishing park was developed as a facility where families can easily enjoy fishing by taking advantage of its abundant resources. In addition to being able to enjoy fishing to your heart's content at the fishing pond within the park, you can also take a boat ride at Jabu Jabu Pond, and enjoy a restaurant that uses local ingredients, making this a perfect facility for those who want to enjoy a day out with their families. [Business period] Late April to late October *In winter, you can enjoy smelt fishing experience.

Tateishi Hyakusho Dance

It was started in the early Showa era as an annual ritual at Tateishi Inari Shrine to pray for and offer a rich harvest. The content of the dance is based on the theme of rice cultivation by farmers, and is a choreography of traditional agricultural work.The dance is set to the rhythm of drums, flutes, and bells, which are rich in earthy colors. Town-designated intangible folk cultural property.