BokenJapanSights in Ninohe, Iwate
Ninohe · Iwate · 15 places
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Natsukashi no Aji Handmade Workshop
On the first floor, sweets and side dishes such as Kushimochi, Sesame Kamasu, traditional-flavored Kyabamochi, Sanshokumochi, and "Multi-grain starch syrup" certified by a food master are sold.
Katsuraan
A soba restaurant located at the foot of Tendaiji Temple. The temple was named by the honorary chief priest, Jakucho Setouchi, from the many Katsura trees surrounding the temple.
Zakkoku (Mixed Grains)
The Ninohe region is located at the northern tip of Iwate Prefecture, and has been actively cultivated for millet since ancient times.
Shiki no Sato Workshop
When you open the shoji door at the front, you will find a renovated table and chairs.
Kita no Chocolate Factory & Store 2door
2door is a name that comes from the meaning of "Ninohe" and the tradition and fusion of Nanbu rice crackers and chocolate.
Grain Starch Syrup (Zakkoku Mizuame)
A rustic flavor made by stuffing millet and barley bean sprouts over a period of about two weeks.
Nanbu Senbei Iwateya
A traditional rice cracker made from wheat, sesame, and peanuts.
Nanbu Bijin Sake
This sake is brewed using the pure, medium-hard water flowing from Masen Gorge, and polished to an average rice polishing rate of 54%, using prefecture-produced rice such as Miyama Nishiki and Ginginga, using Nanbu Ryu hand-brewing techniques.
Ninohe History and Folklore Museum
It exhibits artifacts excavated from the Horino ruins, ethnic materials such as daily utensils, and artifacts left by local ancestors.
Nanbu Senbei Ishibashi Senbei
A long-established Nanbu rice cracker shop in Ninohe City that has been in business for 51 years.
Fureai Ninohe
There is a wide selection of fresh fruits and vegetables, including "Natsukoi" cherries, which are harvested in early July every year, "Tenpo", which has a chewy texture that contains sesame seeds and perilla, organically grown cereals, and cooking tomatoes.
Ninohe Civic Cultural Center (cherry blossoms along the Mabuchi River)
Ninohe Civic Cultural Center (cherry blossoms along the Mabuchi River)
Saisai Chicken
Healthy vegetarian chicken raised on plenty of plant-based feed.
Hometown Nature Park Center/Mori no Gakusha
Hometown Nature Park Center/Mori no Gakusha
Kunohe Castle ruins
The site of Kudo Castle, the last battlefield of Toyotomi Hideyoshi.