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Kumano Nachi Shrine
(One company) Natori City Tourism Industry Association
Kumano Nachi Shrine. View from the observation stage on the Shinto gate
(One company) Natori City Tourism Industry Association
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A popular gelato shop that locals also go through in Natori City, Miyagi Prefecture. When President Biden of the United States came to Japan, the dessert was behaved and attracted attention. The flavor, which has about 18 varieties at all times, is full of local fresh materials. Takeout and mail order are also available.
Inside the pure white rice cake, there is zada paste and cream cheese. Cream cheese used a unique blend to keep the flavor of the paste intact. The surface of the rice cakes is dusted with frozen and crushed rice cakes. 140 yen each, 886 yen of six.
In the spring of 2019, the floor was expanded and renewed, and AEON specialty stores were scaled up. In addition to fashion and interior shops, gourmet amusement for families can enjoy.
There are many cherry blossom spots in the northern part of the prefecture. There are many kinds of Yamazakura, Sidare Sakura, and Ya-e-zakura, mainly in Yoshino cherry.
North of Shiraishi Castle, along the flow of the Sawabata River, which also served as the Sannomaru outer moat, stands a samurai residence that conveys the image of the castle town period. The Katakura family The former Koseki family is reportedly an old building that is more than 260 years old, and you can tour the inside of the mansion. The main floor is preserved. It takes 20 minutes.
Built in Kanei 13 (1636), it is the oldest hot spring communal bathhouse in Naruko Hot Spring Township. It is a symbol of Naruko Hot Spring, which is popular not only with locals but also with tourists. The bathroom is boarded up and has an old-fashioned atmosphere. There are two yūboshi, and there is also a tasseyu.
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