Festival in Ramsar Shizukawa Bay

Festival in Ramsar Shizukawa Bay

Event Overview

Fresh sea products and produce in the region are cheap to get, and it is a festival of great buzz. In addition to octopus, abalone, and fresh fish, there are also some specialities of Minamisanriku such as kamaboko, nori, wakame, rice cakes, agricultural products, and miso. "Osuba" means "sake appetizers" and "knobs" in local terms. It is held from 7:30 to 13:00.

Info

JR Sendai Station → about 1 hour and 30 minutes by car; or Kesennuma Line BRT Shizugawa Station, Minami-Sanriku-cho Yakusho-Hospital-mae Station → 20 minutes walk
Approximately 7 minutes from Sanriku-do Shizugawa IC via National Route 398; or South Sanriku-do South Sanriku-Kaigan IC 3km via National Route 45 approximately 7 minutes
400 units/free

Event Period

Price

Free

Event Category

Industry and Commerce Festival

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