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Facing the Pacific Ocean, Downstairs is a town rich in nature for fishing and playing around. It is a historic area that also retains the ruins and traditional culture of the Jōmon period.

Shingo Village is a unique village known for the Tomb of Christ legend, where mystery and nature coexist-a quiet spot rich in tourism and topicality.

Morioka is the prefectural capital of Iwate Prefecture, which is famous for its gourmet foods such as Wanko Soba and Morioka Cold Noodles. The city is a city where culture and nature are fused, as well as the ruins of the castle and the historic city.

Located in the coastal area of Iwate Prefecture, Miyako City is a magnet for the beautiful Rias coast of the Mikuchi coast. Jodogahama is an excellent scenic spot with a highly transparent sea and white rocks. It is a port town where you can enjoy nature and gourmets.

Ofunato is a port town in the southern part of Iwate Prefecture, which is rich in fresh seafood such as sanmaya oysters. You can also see dynamic natural landscapes such as Goishi coast and rock formations, and you can have a calm time where the sea and nature are in harmony.

Hanamaki City is known as the hometown of Miyazawa Kenji and is rich in tourism resources that spread the imagination of literature and space. There is also a Hanamaki hot spring town and a historical cityscape, where you can enjoy a calm journey where culture and healing merge.

Kitakami is known for one of Tohoku's leading cherry blossom attractions and exhibitions. In the spring, you can enjoy cherry trees and boat descent. It is a city where history and nature are harmonious, and local performing arts and local gourmets are also attractive.

Kuji City is a port town that became famous as the setting for the NHK serial drama "Ama-chan". It offers unique experiences and seascapes, including amber mining and excellent views of the Kosode coast.

Tono City is famous as a folk tale village, and it is a mysterious town where "Kappa Legend" and yōkai culture remain in the color. You can also enjoy interacting with old houses and horses, giving you the experience of traveling through the world of Japanese old tales.

Located in the southern part of Iwate Prefecture, Ichinoseki City is a convenient base for access to the Chuson-ji Temple, a world heritage site. It is also popular to enjoy a trip that combines history and nature.