Roadside station Futatsu ~ Kimimachi no Sato ~

Emperor Meiji, during his visit to Tohoku, was moved by its beauty and named it "Kimimachi-zaka." The park's symbol is the impressive Byobuiwa, a series of gigantic rocks. Visitors can enjoy the seasonal landscapes of cherry blossoms and autumn leaves. The majestic flow of the Yoshida River and the primeval forest of Nanzozan spread out below are also highlights. Known as a famous spot for cherry blossoms and azaleas, the "Sakura Festival" is held from April 18 to May 6, and the "Azalea Festival" takes place from May 7 to 31.

It is said that since the foundation of the first year of Bunroku (1592), only the shop owner has handed down the production method. The ingredients are glutinous rice and barley, and they are bouncy like a slightly sweet rice cake. Eighteen pieces of 830 yen are best for souvenirs.

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.