Hyoshido

Hyoshido

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JR Mizusawa Esashi Station → 5 minutes by car
6km 10 minutes from Tohoku Expressway Mizusawa IC via National Highway 4
30 cars

Business Hours

8:30 to 18:30

Spot Category

Tour of Japanese and Western sweets, factories and facilities


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Yaeyoshi Senko

One by one, rice crackers are made by hand. While it is hot and soft, the dough is pinched into the shape of a turtle shell, and black sesame seeds are soaked around it to dry for half a day. As the number is limited, you are sure to make a reservation. One turtle's rice cracker 100 yen (plus tax).

Confectionery shop Kikushodo

A long-established company founded in 1931, selling handmade confectionery. In addition to the four kinds of pastry wrapped in puff pastry, Fujiwara Yoyo 8 pieces, 1188 yen ~, sweets using walnuts are popular. Barley tea is prepared in the store, and you can also taste the sweets you purchased.

Yoshida Noodles Co., Ltd.

It produces and sells Esashi's specialty egg [Ran] noodles. Egg noodles are kneaded with flour, eggs and saline, so they are difficult to pull out and have a crisp texture. It is said that the noodles taught by the Dutch in Nagasaki were made in Esashi by Juzo Matsuya, a believer of Kiri Shitan. Egg noodles 500g 648 yen.

Burning lava flow

A lava flow spread over 1.5km wide and about 4km long at an elevation of about 1200m on the northeastern slope of Mount Iwate. A lava flow observation path is maintained around the area and can be seen up close. The craggy black rock is a cold and solidified magma that flowed out in the eruption of the Edo period. It speaks to the intensity of the eruption. It is well preserved and is also valuable academically, such as the record of the eruption time at that time remains. It is designated as a special natural monument of the country, so take out lava is prohibited, so let's be careful.

Matsu-chan Market

A direct sales center operated by female members. It sells fresh vegetables, fruits, flowers, and handmade processed goods produced by local farmers. There is also a popular dining area serving Matsuchan soba for 700 yen and Matsuchan ramen for 700 yen (open from 11:30 AM to 2 PM, closed during the New Year holidays).

Iwateyama SA [Up]

A service area that boasts a mountain line of Hachimantai that runs gently from the parking lot and a location that looks directly in front of Mount Iwate. "Morioka Jaja Noodles", one of the three largest noodles representing the noodle kingdom Iwate, and "Sanriku Mekabu Ramen", which has the scent of the tide, are popular. In addition to the freshly baked bread "Iwateyama Bakery", "Tannohata Milk Soft" from "Tōhoku Mami Mondokoro" is also recommended. In the shopping corner, there are not only specialty products from Iwate Prefecture, but also products from Aomori and Akita prefectures.

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