Shopping Spots in Hanamaki / Tono Area
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- Anbe
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4.032 Reviews
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- Iwate Pref. Tonoshi Hayasechou 2-4-12
- Anbe is a well established “Genghis Khan”, or Mongolian mutton barbecue restaurant founded in 1947. Widely loved in Tono City, it is said that this restaurant was the original Genghis Khan restaurant which made the dish it is today. Anbe is also known as the birthplace of the Genghis Khan Bucket, characteristic of Tono Genghis Khan. The tin bucket with holes in it uses solid fuel to heat the barbecue grill placed on top.
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友達に連れられてランチに訪問。 新鮮なマトンを甘辛い秘伝のタレで食べます。 人気店で、満席でした。 肉厚でかみごたえのある赤み肉で、気になるようなクセは全くありませんでした。
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- Kaachan House Dasuko
- Shopping
- Iwate Pref. Hanamakishi Noda 335-2
- A large Japan Agricultural Cooperatives farmers market located a 10-minute drive from Hanamaki Station on the JR Tohoku Main Line in Hanamaki City, Iwate Prefecture. The market carries an abundance of seasonal fruits and vegetables, flowers, and homemade foods. The market is also filled with side dishes and popular Japanese confections made by local mothers such as ganzuki, a local cake redolent with the aroma of brown sugar; and kirisensho, a chewy rice flower cake with a salty-sweet flavor. In addition, there are breads made with wheat grown in the prefecture, 10 grain rice blends, Hanamaki blue flowers, and a wide variety of foods like dressings and somen noodles. In the market's restaurant, you can enjoy free refills of Hitomebore rice grown in Hanamaki.
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- Matsuda Shorindo
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4.04 Reviews
- Gourmet / Alcohol
- Iwate Tono-shi Chuodori 1-7
- "A Japanese sweet shop founded in 1868. It is designed like a traditional storehouse, and you can distinguish it by its large wooden sign. The specialty is white hard candies called ""Akegarasu"" made with walnuts and sesame. The sweet got its name from the shape of the walnuts that resemble crows (karasu) when cut in half. In addition to this, they also have candies made with lots of wild grape, candies made with concentrated sugar, and a special baumkuchen cake made to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the publication of The Legends of Tono."
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遠野駅から徒歩数分のメインストリートにあるお菓子やさん。日本人形が飾られ昔から続く老舗の風格があるお店だ。お菓子やさんではゆず味のモナカを勝手食べたが一枚でお腹に重くのし掛かる味。お茶やコーヒーと相性が抜群だ
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- Miyazawa Kenji Dowa Mura, Mori no Misekkoya Souvenir Shop
- Travel / Tourism
- Iwate Hanamaki-shi Takamatsu 26-19
- "15 minutes by car from Hanamaki Station at Miyazawa Kenji Dowa Mura (Village of Fairy Tales) in Hanamaki City, Iwate Prefecture. Village of Fairy Tales is a facility where you can enjoy learning in the fantasy world of Miyazawa Kenji. The Mori no Misekkoya is among the log cabins known as ""Kenji's Classrooms.” In addition to merchandise based on Miyazawa Kenji's work, the shop also handles a variety of Hanamaki specialties. The log cabin classrooms are all side by side, with an ""Animal Classroom"" in the center, a ""Plant Classroom"" on the left, and the Mori no Misekkoya on the left. On the right side, there is a ""Star Classroom"" and a ""Bird Classroom.” All of them feature elements found in his fairy tales."
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- Sasacho Brewery
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- Iwate Hanamaki-shi Towacho Tsuchizawa 5417
- A long-established brewery in Towa-cho, Hanamaki City. It's at the foot of Mt. Hayachine, one of the 100 Famous Japanese Mountains. They make miso and soy sauce while faithfully adhering to the knowledge and methods of their predecessors. Their rich and natural Shinise-no-Aji Tsuyu seasoning features a blend of bonito stock and soy sauce fermented for an extended period, without any artificial flavors. It comes recommended and has even been featured in the newspaper. Other popular items include Hon-kuradashi, Iwate inaka miso that has been aged for a long time in Akita cedar barrels and Hayachine Shoyu, soy sauce made with spring water from the mountain.
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- Norikomi Nagaya
- Travel / Tourism
- Iwate Tono-shi Tsuchibuchicho Tsuchibuchi 6-chiwari 5-1
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- Manjuya
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- Iwate Tono-shi Chuodori 5-11
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- Ito-Yokado Hanamaki
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- Iwate Hanamaki-shi Shimokobunato 118-1
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- Chateraise Hanamaki
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- Iwate Hanamaki-shi Kamikobunato 50
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- docomo Shop Hanamaki Sakuradai
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- Iwate Hanamaki-shi Sakuradai 2-23-3
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- docomo Shop Hanamaki
- Shopping
- Iwate Hanamaki-shi Azumacho 12-32
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- Sundrug Hanamaki
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- Iwate Hanamaki-shi Sakuragicho 2-74-3
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- Tsuruha Drug Tono
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- Iwate Tono-shi Matsuzakicho Shiraiwa Jimori 1-29
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- Tsuruha Drug Nishiodori
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- Iwate Hanamaki-shi Nishiodori 2-chome 1-ban 25-go
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- Tsuruha Drug Hanamaki Takaki
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- Iwate Hanamaki-shi Takaki Dai16-chiwari 68-6
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- Tsuruha Drug Omagaritamachi
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- Akita Daisen-shi Omagaritamachi 1-ban 27-go
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- Tsuruha Drug Yonezawa Kita
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- Yamagata Yonezawa-shi Kasuga 4-chome 2-79
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- Tsuruha Drug Hachinohe Suwa
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- Aomori Hachinohe-shi Suwa 3-chome 3-ban 20-go
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- Tsuruha Drug Teinehoshioki Ekimae
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- Hokkaido Sapporo-shi Teine-ku Hoshioki 1-jo 2-chome 2-ban 1-go
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- Tsuruha Drug Ebetsu Sumiyoshi
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- Hokkaido Ebetsu-shi Nopporosumiyoshicho 37-2
Iwate Areas
A northern Tohoku prefecture promising peace and quiet, Iwate is sparsely populated, replacing people with snow-capped mountains, history-rich sites, and fields of crops that are to thank for the region’s delicious local cuisine. Meander along the three-city Golden Route, where you’ll visit the grand Buddhist temples of Hiraizumi and the Tono folk villages before tasting the three famed noodle dishes of Morioka.
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