BokenJapanSights in Miyako, Iwate
Miyako · Iwate · 11 places
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Masaki Kaigan Kominato Beach
A cape that juts out to the north of Taro Bay, it offers a panoramic view from Myojinzaki to Todogasaki, the easternmost tip of Honshu, and is also suitable for rock fishing.
Aneyoshi Campsite
This campground is located at the starting point of the promenade to Todokasaki Lighthouse, located on the easternmost tip of Honshu.
Janome Main Store
A fish restaurant located right in front of Miyako Station. Nigiri and sashimi sushi using fresh seafood caught in the Sanriku region.
Yakushi River Gorge
Many yamame trout and char live in the mountain stream, which stretches for about 10km from its confluence with the Oguni River.
Kukai Kogen Walking Center
A facility that provides information about the nature of Kukai Kogen, including walking routes and flora and fauna, to visitors to Kukai Kogen.
Gakkura no Sato Pickles
This pickled radish is called "Gakkurazuke" because of the way it is cut off with a machete.
Kawai Perilla
The perilla juice "Kawai Perilla" is made by blending the extract of one-sided perilla (the top of the leaf is blue and the bottom is red), which is a specialty of the Kawai region of Miyako City, with pure honey harvested at the foot of Mt.
Hangan Inari Shrine
To commemorate the virtue of Yoshitsune, who left Mt. Kuromori and headed north after being holed up for three years and three months, a shrine was built on top of his buried armor.
Ika Senbei Suda (Squid Crackers)
The original Sugata's squid rice crackers were established in the Meiji era.
Grilled Matsumo Seaweed
Matsumo" was eaten as a healthy food in the Miyako region. We have commercialized and sold it as "Yakimatsumo (grilled Matsumo)" so that more people can know about it.
Apples
The apples grown in the Niisato area are full of sweet honey and are called "leafless apples".