Okina Candy Honpo, Kikyoya

Roadside station in Noshiro, known as the locality of Akita cedar. There is a restaurant and snack corner where you can enjoy menus that you can only taste here, a maternity goods sales corner with specialty and famous products from the northern part of the prefecture, a history and folk materials corner, and a kids corner where you can enjoy without worrying about the weather. In addition, there are dog runs, 3 × 3 basket courts, and canoe departures (closed in winter) in the river station area, which takes advantage of its location in contact with the Yonedai River.

It was named after the Emperor Meiji's occasion on the occasion of the Tohoku patrol, a letter from the Empress, who cares about the long trip, greeted one line. The symbol of the park is a powerful folding rock with a series of huge rocks. You can enjoy the cherry blossoms, autumn leaves and the scenery of the four seasons. You can also see the majestic flow of the Yonedai River and the primeval forest of Mt. It is known as a famous spot for cherry blossoms and azaleas, and the "Cherry Blossom Festival" will be held from April 10 to 30 and the "Azalea Festival" will be held in May.

Confectionery located along National Route 7, close to JR Tōnoshiro Station and Akita Motorway Noshiro East IC. Since its inception in 1937, Japanese sweets such as "oyaki", a grain of moderate sweetness, and "Shinko (R)", which is full of koshi paste, have been loved by local Noshiro people and tourists. "Dama-ko-chi (R)", which is also sold at Akita Airport and is perfect for souvenirs, is made with rice cakes from Akita Prefecture, with thick sesame seeds in it, and has a simple taste. Noshiro Nami-ka-ka "Bera-bo", which is derived from a unique pattern of a Bera-Bou kite (Noshiro kite), and Noshiro Science and Technology High Basketball Club Support Confectionery "Bet-no-Machi (R)" are also well received.