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The Flying Dango of Ichinoseki
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- In southern Iwate is the city of Ichinoseki which is the second largest city in the prefecture. Running through the city is the Iwai River flowing from Mt. Kurikoma nearby, which forms the picturesque Genbikei Gorge as it passes by the neighbourhood of Genbicho. At the heart of the gorge, Kakko-ya’s flying dango awaits visitors as one of the most unique experiences of Iwate and probably of Japan. Kakko-ya has been serving dango at Genbikei since 1878 when the founder decided it wasn’t enough to only offer customers delicious dango and had the great idea of flying the dango from his shop to the other edge of the gorge. Fast forward to today, and master Chiba-san and his son continue the tradition that brings customers from all corners of the world to try the anko (red bean), goma (sesame), or mitarashi (sweet soy sauce) dango. There are three ways to live the “flying dango” experience at Kakko-ya: The Flying Dango of Ichinoseki The Flying Dango of Ichinoseki ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- 26. October. 2017
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Nambu Tekki Cast Iron at the Suzuki Morihisa Studio
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- Nambu tekki cast iron has made its name in Japan thanks to its bold and sturdy design which was first created in the 17th century going on to become one of the most popular materials used for traditional tea ceremony kettles. The Suzuki Morihisa Studio in Iwate not only created the first pieces of Nambu tekki but continues to make them to this day. Nambu Tekki Cast Iron In the early 1600s, the ruling Nambu feudal clan set about building Morioka Castle in Iwate Prefecture. In need of Buddhist altars, temple bells, armor, and tea kettles, the Nambu family invited highly skilled craftsmen from Kyoto to Iwate to give them a helping hand. The first pieces of Nambu tekki made from iron sand found in the Morioka region and cast in the Nambu kiln were created by the Suzuki family whose sturdy ironware quickly gained recognition in the region. Nambu Tekki Cast Iron Nambu Tekki Cast Iron ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- 23. October. 2017
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Morioka Handmade Village
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- If you’re seeking a unique and authentic cultural experience, then Morioka Handmade Village is a place that will give you a rare opportunity to check out the manufacturing process of traditional hand made arts and crafts of Morioka. This is a must visit spot for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of what life in northern Japan was like generations ago by viewing traditional methods that are still used today. Morioka Handmade Village Morioka Handmade Village, or Morioka Handi-works Square as it is also known, is committed to educating visitors about local products manufactured in the Morioka region and has a vast number of reference and display materials. In addition to this it also has a very hands-on learning orientated focus. The place is divided into three parts, with the workshop area serving as the main attraction. Here guests are granted the fun opportunity to join in classes and workshops and create their own handmade works under the guidance of leading local craftsmen. The 15 workshops on offer include pottery, indigo dying, bamboo wrapping, woodworking, weaving yarn, kokeshi painting, and even cooking classes that teach how to make Morioka cold noodles and traditional crackers. Morioka Handmade Village Another great attraction of Morioka Handmade Village is the Nambu Magariya area, also known as the “Nambu Bent House” area. This area features well preserved old houses that served as residences for locals more than two centuries ago, the old houses are so well kept that they still include the original pillars and wooden baseboards. Stepping into any one of these buildings will be sure to transport you to a time long ago – a great immersive, and extremely educational experience. Morioka Handmade Village ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- อิวาเตะ
- 23. October. 2017
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Step into the World of Kenji Miyazawa’s Fairy Tales
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- At the Miyazawa Kenji’s Dowa Mura (Fairy Tale Village) in Hanamaki, visitors get the opportunity to step into the fantastic world of one of Japan’s most famed authors of children’s books and explore a variety of attractions and activities brought to life from his stories. A visit to this picturesque park is perfect for kids, yet interesting enough for travelers of all ages. Step into the World of Kenji Miyazawa’s Fairy Tales The fantastic adventure begins at the Milky Way Station, a replica of the station found in the “Night of the Galactic Railroad” and the gate to the Fairy Tale Village. Past the gate and on your right you’ll enter the Fairy Path, a path which crosses the surrounding forests where guests can listen to Miyazawa’s stories as they walk along or sit on the benches and dream about part of one of the poet’s stories. A boardwalk then takes you from the Wildgrass Park to Kenji’s School, the main building in the park. Step into the World of Kenji Miyazawa’s Fairy Tales Kenji’s School is divided into five different sections; the Fantastic Hall, Space Room, Sky Room, Water Room, and Earth Room. In the “School” kids of all ages will be transported to the poet’s imaginary world that include sitting under the starry skies, walking through a kaleidoscope and past floating clouds, and hanging out with giant insects. The whole experience through the building is short but is well thought to let visitors escape momentarily from the real world outside. Step into the World of Kenji Miyazawa’s Fairy Tales ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- 21. October. 2017
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The Kenji Miyazawa Museums
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- While the nature enveloped city of Hanamaki is most commonly visited for its hot springs, it also attracts a number of visitors as the hometown of renowned fairy tale author Kenji Miyazawa. Whether you’re familiar with his magical stories or not, a trip to Hanamaki’s two museums dedicated to Kenji Miyazawa’s life and tales is sure to have you hooked in no time. There are few Japanese people who are unfamiliar with the name Kenji Miyazawa whose fairy tales have been in circulation for almost a century. Born to a wealthy family in Hanamaki in 1896, Kenji was writing poetry from a young age but gained real success when he moved on to literature, publishing a number of children’s stories that remain enormously popular to this day. While the reputable author’s life came to an unfortunate early end in 1933 due to illness, his story (and stories) live on in Hanamaki with a number of attractions dedicated to Miyazawa Kenji around Hanamaki. Miyazawa Kenji Ihatov Museum The Kenji Miyazawa Museums Tucked away in the Tsuki no Ki Forest a 30-minute bus ride from Hanamaki Station (or a 20-minute walk from Shin-Hanamaki Station) hide the two Kenji Miyazawa museums. Found less than a 10-minute walk apart the two museums are adjoined by a steep, wooden staircase that leads you on a scenic route through the trees from one museum to the next. The Kenji Miyazawa Museums ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- อิวาเตะ
- 21. October. 2017
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ทั้งหมด 167 รายการ
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- พิพิธภัณฑ์ศิลปะแห่งจังหวัดอิวาเตะ
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4.0รีวิว 62 - พิพิธภัณฑ์ศิลปะ
- จังหวัดอิวาเตะเมืองโมริโอกะ
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This is a beautiful museum. I was impressed when I stepped into the lobby. When I went there was barely anyone there so I had the museum to myself. There are many exhibits of local artists...
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- ศูนย์มรดกทางวัฒนธรรมฮิระอิซุมิ
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4.0รีวิว 81 - พิพิธภัณฑ์ / พิพิธภัณฑ์วิทยาศาสตร์
- Iwate Pref. Nishiwaigunhiraizumichou Hiraizumi Hanadate 44
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If you have time, start here to understand the 100 years when Hiraizumi was the most important center of Japan. Chusonji is the head temple of Tendai Buddhism in northeast Japan and it was founded...
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- พิพิธภัณฑ์เมืองโตโนะ
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4.5รีวิว 32 - พิพิธภัณฑ์ / พิพิธภัณฑ์วิทยาศาสตร์
- Iwate Pref. Tonoshi Higashidatechou 3-9
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This is a neat museum at the foot of a small hill where they used to have a local castle (Nabekura Castle). Of the same modern building, the lower section is the municipal library and the upper...
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- คฤหาสน์ของตำนานแห่งโทะโอะ
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4.0รีวิว 49 - พิพิธภัณฑ์ / พิพิธภัณฑ์วิทยาศาสตร์
- Iwate Pref. Tonoshi Chuoudori 2-11
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We visited this museum because entry to it came with entry to the Castle museum, so we thought wed get our moneys worth. I do speak some Japanese but my husband doesnt, and we both found this...
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- Stone and Kenji Museum
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3.0รีวิว 9 - พิพิธภัณฑ์ / พิพิธภัณฑ์วิทยาศาสตร์
- Iwate Ichinoseki-shi Higashiyamacho Matsukawa Takinosawa 149-1
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陸中松川駅前から続くトロッコのレールを歩いていくと、「太陽と風の家」があり、もっと行くと、旧東北砕石工場に着く。このルートは石を運ぶトロッコが通ったところだ。賢治が駅から工場へ行くときは「でくの坊の道」を通ったらしい。途中に「群像のひろば」があって、賢治をはじめとする当時の人々に会える。「太陽と風の家」には賢治ゆかりの物や石、化石をはじめ面白い珍しいものが展示され、触ったり、動かしたりもできる。黒...
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