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Wagyu from Esashi in Oshu, raised on rice straw and hay from the Kitakami river basin.
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Wagyu from Esashi in Oshu, raised on rice straw and hay from the Kitakami river basin.
Morioka's noodle dish. Based on cold noodles from the northern Korean Peninsula, it was first served at a Morioka restaurant in 1954.
A farm stand in Iwaizumi on the road from Morioka to Ryusendo cave, selling skewered mochi and salt-grilled sweetfish.
A restaurant at the Iwaizumi roadside station, serving braised shorthorn beef raised on open pasture.
A shop opened in Odate in May 2025 where you can spend time with Akita dogs.
A market five minutes' walk from Akita Station. Fish, produce and pickle shops make it Akita's kitchen.
A roadside station in Oga selling local seafood, with a restaurant using the same ingredients.
An information centre at the entrance to the Oga Peninsula, with a Namahage figure some 15 metres tall.
A souvenir shop below the west exit of Akita Station, gathering crafts and foods from across the prefecture.
A souvenir shop on the second floor of Akita Airport, gathering goods from across the prefecture.
Sakata's station, where the Uetsu and Rikuu-West lines meet — the starting point for walking the port town.
A market near Sakata port. Buy fish landed from the Sea of Japan on the spot; there is an eating house too.
A tourist information centre for Mishima town in front of Aizu-Miyashita Station, opened in 2011, dealing in local crafts.
An orchard in Fukushima City. It now works mainly by mail order, and fruit picking is suspended.
A market at Nakaminato fishing port in Hitachinaka. Fish straight off the boats are laid out and grilled at the shopfront.
A farm in Nasushiobara. Its grounds run through pine woods, and it sells soft-serve ice cream from its own factory.
A farm in Oku-Nikko, said to be the only one in the prefecture with strawberry picking in summer and autumn.
A roadside station in Fujioka, reached from the expressway or the ordinary road, with a farm stand and eating places.
A farm in Shibukawa where you can meet the animals, with dairy goods for sale.
A group of visitor farms in Shinto, about 30 of them growing grapes.