BokenJapanSights in Tono, Iwate
Tono · Iwate · 16 places
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Yume Sanchoku Kamigo
Tono City's new direct sales facility for agricultural products, "Yumesan Direct Kamigo." It opened in 2012 along National Route 283 in Kamigo-cho, Tono City.
Tono meat center main store
A store specializing in Tono's famous Genghis Khan. This is the birthplace of raw lamb Genghis Khan.
Genghis Khan Anbe
A long-established Genghis Khan specialty store in Tono City.
Tono Genghis Khan Hitsujimaru Michi
Tono Genghis Khan Hitsujimaru Michi (formerly Maruman Jingisan Hitsujimaru)
Tono Wasabi
The Miyamori district of Tono City is known as the "wasabi village." The wasabi grown using the clear spring water of the Tatsusobe River has an exquisite balance of color, aroma, and spiciness.
Tsukimoushi Dolls
Traditional craft dolls that were actively made in the Tsukumaushi area during the Edo period.
Akegarasu Honpo Matsuda Shorindo
The original Akigarasu Honpo Matsuda Shorindo
Kuratsubo soba
This soba is made with "Kuretsubo Kabu," which was praised as a condiment for soba, sashimi, and yakiniku in the gourmet manga "Oishinbo Volume 32."
Kuratsubo turnip
Locals have long eaten it as a pickle, and in recent years it has been used as a condiment for soba noodles, sashimi, grilled meat, and other dishes.
Amagamori Glass Painting Museum
Opened in April 2015 on a small hill on the north side of Amagamori.
Tabi no Kura Tono (Tono Tourism Exchange Center)
Traveling to Tono (Tono City Tourism Exchange Center)
Kojin Shrine
This is one of the places where the original landscape typical of Tono remains.
Chotan Gorge
This valley is located in the upper reaches of the Sarugaishi River.
Asonuma Lords’ Monument
When Minamoto no Yoritomo destroyed the Oshu Fujiwara clan, Asonuma Shiro Hiroami received the Twelve Villages of Tono for his military exploits.
Murahei Inari Shrine
It is said that the secret Buddhist statues were made in Kyoto by the Murakami and Murai families, who were merchants of the Tono Nanbu family, when they were prospering, and were made by a famous Buddhist sculptor.
Monument to Lady Seishinni
The grave site of Seishinni, the 21st head of the Tono Nanbu family.