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In the first year of Gyeongsang (1596), in the place where Osamu Dazai was taken by a baby guard when he was young and played, there is the Ju-Wang Mandala (Hell-e-e), which appears in his work "Shihide", and the second-life car, which also gives commentary for five thousand yen to group seekers.

The manufacturer and sales of Tsugaru Kanayama ware, which is produced by the method of baking in a wood-fired kiln, which is made by the method of baking in a wood-fired kiln, and the purchase of various types of equipment and other items in the attached exhibition house.

A private railway connecting Tsugaru Goshokawara (the same premises as JR Gono Line Goshokawara Station) and Tsugaru Nakazato in Aomori Prefecture. Along the way is Kaneki-cho, known as the hometown of Osamu Dazai, and the vehicle nicknamed "The Run Melos". The winter stove train is famous, making it synonymous with the Tsugaru Railway. In addition, an attendant is on board the train, and the train provides introduction and guidance along the line.

Stove trains that operate three round trips a day between Tsugaru Goshokawara Station and Tsugaru Nakasato Station (noted during the December operation days) as a winter wind poem on the Tsugaru Railway. Surrounding the red fire of the coal daruma stove, I also want to enjoy interacting with local people. The stove train usage fee of 400 yen, which is paid separately from the fare, is used to maintain the stove train, and the ticket can be taken back as a ride memorial.

A museum where you can see various aspects of a singer from Kanagi-cho, Goshogawara. In the hall, the songs of Mr. Yoshiyoshi are played, and the stage costumes worn during the year-end TV singing shows and concerts, the guitars used for music production, and the books of his hobbies, which have been running for many years, are displayed. In addition to trying on stage costumes and goods corner, you can also feel free to sing at the karaoke corner. You can also see valuable footage of concerts and performances up to the present day, and you can immerse yourself in the good world.

Tateine Taketa, which is held every August 4-8, is a major event in the summer of Goshogawara. A theme is determined for each year, and a Neputa is made along with it. Here, in an exhibition room with a stairwell up to the fourth floor, a huge standing of 23m in height is displayed. In addition to visiting the production site, you can also see images of the festival (about 8 minutes) on the screen.

A natural park with a good view on a hilly area of about 140m in the Kamiyama district of Goshogawara city. It is a popular scenic spot where you can see Nagabashi Oimate under your eyes to the west and Mount Iwaki in the distance, and the Hakkoda Ran Peak to the east if the weather is good. It is also a plum spot known for having about 1400 "northern plum forests", and is dressed as a walk to enjoy roses in summer and autumn leaves in autumn. In the park, there is also the "Ku Suizui-no-kan", an administrative building with a tea room and a hall, and the prefectural Brahmin Shonen Nature House, which is used as a place for recreation, and many people visit it every season.

The Hirayama family is the house that served as the Tsugaru clan Hirota Gudaiyōtōtōtōtōtōto, which is a valuable source of material, with the abode of a royal farmer built in the late 18th century almost intact.

Shichinohe-cho specialty, which has been the birthplace of horses since ancient times, is the komando of this shop. The brown skin is wrapped with white paste, the white skin is wrapped with red bean paste, and the surface is stamped with poppy seeds and horses, respectively. It has a reputation for its moist and tasteful flavor. 98 yen each.

A five-minute walk from JR Shichinohe Towada Station, the fresh seasonal vegetables are sold at an affordable price at the Nanisaikan. In the spring, tomatoes of a wide variety of varieties are a masterpiece in the summer, such as the sugar-enhanced longs, carrots, and wild-plant cod sprouts that are wintered in the ground. In addition, the natural blessings of Higashi-Hakkoda, such as autumn radishes and turnips, long leeks, chestnuts, and walnuts, are shipped in a wide variety. In addition, there is a demonstration selling corner of hand-made soba noodles and soba rice cakes, such as cassis, processed blueberry products and pickles, so you can enjoy a delicious experience unique to this area.