48 Hours in Rikuzentakata Among the foreign visitors who traveled to Iwate Prefecture in the last decade, those who…
What to Eat In Rikuzentakata Iwate Prefecture is best known for its trinity of noodles: wanko soba (buckwheat noodles in…
Rikuzentakata City: 10 Years of Revitalization On October 7, 2021 a 6.1 magnitude earthquake shook Tokyo. Damage was minimal, but the…
Japan Travel: Iwate’s Winter Wonderland Situated in the mountains along the western border of Iwate Prefecture, close to Morioka, the…
9 Things to Know About Iwate’s Koiwai Farm Untamed nature is the name of the game for most of Iwate Prefecture: Jodogahama Beach’s…
Fukushima and Iwate: Historic Treasures and the Great Outdoors Iwate and Fukushima are Tohoku’s two largest prefectures and offer innumerable opportunities for exploring vast…
Made in Iwate: Discover the Best Local Food, Houseware and More Made in this Tohoku Prefecture Hopping on the bullet train and traveling two hours north of Tokyo will take you…
