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Sights in Rikuzentakata, Iwate
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Rikuzentakata scallop and seaweed grilled shabu-shabu gozen (hotawaka gozen)
Iwate Prefecture's first new OMOTENASHI local gourmet dish, created to promote reconstruction from the earthquake disaster and revitalize the local community through food.
Rikuzentakata Fermentation Park CAMOCY
In the Imaizumi area of Rikuzentakata City, where the brewing industry has flourished since the Edo period, fermentation has been closely connected to the lives of the residents since ancient times.
Shikairo Chinese Restaurant
We have continued to provide the same taste since our founding, using a collagen-rich soup made with local chicken.
Oyster Hut Hirota Bay
In addition to steamed oysters, you can enjoy various dishes such as fried oysters and oyster gratin.
Kanda Grape Juice
"Grape juice" has been popular among locals since ancient times.
Tsubakishima Island
Aomatsushima and Tsubakijima are the beautiful islands at the tip of the Hirota Peninsula and the southernmost tip of Iwate Prefecture.
Rikuzentakata hand-baked rice crackers
Rikuzentakata hand-baked rice crackers were sold with the aim of becoming a new specialty of Rikuzentakata City.
Muscat Cider
When you think of Rikuzentakata's cider, this is it. We have been providing the same taste since we started manufacturing in 1971.
Toretate Land Takata Matsubara
Harutate Land Takada Matsubara, which was located near the coast, was completely washed away in the Great East Japan Earthquake, and the fields where crops were grown were also severely damaged.
Yacon Juice
Yacon is a healthy vegetable with a delicious rhizome that is native to South America and is rich in nutrients.
Rikuzentakata City Museum
Earthquake Related History and Heritage Facilities
Hirota Beach
One of the clearest beaches in the prefecture. It is loved mainly by local people.
Kurosaki Senkei
This is a typical scene of the Rias coast.
Takada Matsubara Beach
In 2021, the beach reopened for the first time in 11 years.
Great East Japan Earthquake Tsunami Memorial Museum Iwate TSUNAMI Memorial
Great East Japan Earthquake Tsunami Memorial Museum Iwate TSUNAMI Memorial
Nesaki Hashigo Tiger Dance
It is a tiger dance that is performed on a ladder approximately 20 meters in length at an angle of approximately 50 degrees.The acrobatic dance has a strong appreciation element, and its official name is "Furyu Karashishikyokujo no Tai." In the ancient…
Horotai no Sato Charcoal House
Recommended for green tourists who love nature. It is a multi-purpose facility that can be used for experiential learning such as charcoal making, training, etc., and accommodation is also available.
Mt. Hikami
Located in the southeastern part of the Kitakami Mountains, this mountain has an altitude of 874.7m, with the southwestern foot of the mountain connecting to Hirota Bay, and the northeastern base leading to Ofunato Bay.
Takata Matsubara and the Miracle Lone Pine
Takada Matsubara and the miraculous single pine tree
Treasure Pine of Kezoji Temple
This is a 20m tall Japanese black pine located within the grounds of Kezoji Temple, and its flowering habits are opposite to those of other trees.
Jagasaki
A cliff-top cape at the eastern base of the Hirota Peninsula.