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Kanzaki-cho is known as a town of sake brewing, and you can enjoy visiting Kuramoto and walking around the town. Tourism on the theme of fermented foods is also attracting attention.

Tako-cho is known as the town of rice and hydrangea, and in the early summer it has many old rice and beautiful flower scenery; it is a calm town with a rural landscape.

The town of Tōjō is a quiet town surrounded by the Tone River and farmland, and you can enjoy local gourmets such as clams and lotus root. It is also ideal for a nature walk.

Kujukuri is one of Japan's leading coastlines, and is a sea town where you can enjoy surfing, swimming, and local seafood gourmet.

Shibayama is a historical and airplane town adjacent to Narita Airport and home to the Museum of Aviation Science and the Shibayama Kofun Group; it is popular with airplane fans.

Tomioka-cho has a cherry blossom spot and a night forest park, and its beautiful tree-lined streets are impressive. It is a town that delivers hope to many people as a symbol of recovery and rebirth.

The town of Namie is a town that seeks to restore and coexist. The reopening of the Nodō fishing port and the regeneration of traditional culture are in progress. It is an area full of hope of re-starting.

Shinchi is located along the Pacific Ocean, and its swimming beaches and fishing ports have become a symbol of reconstruction. It is a town where the sea and human life are felt.

Iitate Village is a rural village in the Abukuma Mountains, aiming for a symbiosis between agriculture and nature along with the rebirth after the disaster. The beautiful satoyama landscape is attractive.

The city of Mito is a castle town with historical heritage sites such as Kairakuen and Kōdōkan, and is also famous for its plum festival and natō. It is the central city of Hokukan, where culture and nature are in harmony.