Sights in Kunohe, Iwate

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• Machi no Eki Masazane-kan

  

  Kunohe, Iwate · 0195-42-2226

  Masazane-kan, a town station, opened in July 2011.

• Nanbu Kakke (Soba Kakke)

  

  Kunohe, Iwate · 0195-42-3148

  "Nanbu Kakke" is a local dish that has been passed down from ancient times in the village of Kunohe in the southern part of Iwate, a soba restaurant.

• Amacha (Sweet Hydrangea Tea)

  

  Kunohe, Iwate · 0195-42-4400

  Although it is said to be 200 times sweeter than sugar, it is calorie-free and has beauty and health benefits such as suppressing allergies, ulcers, and bad breath, purifying the blood, diuretic, and regulating the intestines.

• Yamabundo Wild Grape Juice

  

  Kunohe, Iwate · 0195-42-4400

  Since ancient times, wild grapes have been said to be good for recovering from fatigue, fortifying the body, and because they contain a lot of iron, they are also good for anemia.

• Koropokkurland

  

  Kunohe, Iwate · 0195-42-4062

  A play zone built at the foot of Mt. Orizume.

• Orizume Five Falls

  

  Kunohe, Iwate · 0195-42-2111

  There are five waterfalls flowing halfway up the Kunohe village side of Mt.

• Pocket Park Fureai Plaza

  

  Kunohe, Iwate · 0195-42-2111

  It is divided into a relaxing space with benches, an outdoor stage, and play equipment, and a parking space with a bus waiting room and restrooms.

• Toiryosawa Skunk Cabbage Park

  

  Kunohe, Iwate · 0195-42-2111

  Along the clear stream of the stream, skunk cabbage and Japanese staghorn cabbage bloom with pretty flowers, and there is a promenade where you can observe the flowers up close.

• Himebotaru Firefly Habitat on Mt. Orizume

  

  Kunohe, Iwate

  The area near the summit of Mt. Oritsume has abundant spring water and a Quercus forest, making it one of the largest habitats for fireflies in Japan.