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渡ると長生きできると言われる日本一長い木造三連太鼓橋
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It was built in Bunsei 10 (1827) by Jisaburo Nomura, a Mōfune-kaiya in Noheji, and served as a landmark for the Kitamae ship entering at night in Minato, Noheji, which was busy as a window for the sea of Morioka Domain.
The last temple of Koyasan Kongobuji Temple. Although he has gained a strong religion as the Dainichi of the Oshi, the main god is not Dainichi Nyorai but Amida Nyorai (Teraden Dainichi Nyorai). It is a two-meter-high wooden Amitabha Nyorai-za statue (National Designated Important Cultural Property), said to be a work of the early Kamakura period, and is made of hiva wood and is made of a parochet [Yosegi-zukuri] with gold leaf.
A shop that carries materials for Aomori Tradition Kogin Sashi, with beautiful delicate geometric patterns. There are also original Kogin kits that can be easily challenged even by a Kogin stabbing beginner, so I would like to try it by all means. The yarn includes puppy, diamond yarn, and rich more. It also handles leather crafts. Facebook also has a lot of product photos, so let's check it out.
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