Jogi Tofu Shop

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Get your fill in Jogi

Try the different ramen noodles on offer at Rikuzen-Ochiai, Sendai's competitive ramen district!

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Sakunami Shop

○ Tsutsumiage　¥120○ Open Hours: 8:30 - 18:30 [Ochiai Shop] 　8:30 - 17:00 [Sakunami Shop]○ Open Daily○ TEL. 022-392-9655 [Ochiai Shop]　TEL. 022-395-2165 [Sakunami Shop]

○ Kajo Kotobuki. Junmai Ginjo Tsuyahime ￥1,595 (720 ml)○ Open Hours: 9:00 - 16:30○ Closed: Weekends, holidays ○ TEL.023-687-2626

Tsutsumiya makes their fried manju buns by first mixing crushed walnuts into smooth sweet bean paste (anko), wrapping it with a kneaded dough made from eggs, butter, milk, and flour, and then frying it in high-quality oil.

This brewery crafts sake in the terroir of Yamagata's safflower culture, a Japanese Heritage. Their sake is made with soft water sourced from Mt. Zao.

○ Dango ¥300 ○ Open Hours: 9:00 - 16:00○ Closed Irregularly○ TEL. 022-393-2240

Six types of tasty dango (rice cake dumplings) are cooked in front of your eyes at the storefront.

Try their home made zenzai, a mildly sweet soup made with red beans. Seasonal dishes are also available.

Savor each seasonal set menu crafted from the finest ingredients such as home-grown chestnuts and vegetables.

This ramen has a rich white sesame and soy sauce-based broth prominently featuring the fragrance of Sichuan pepper.

This lightly-flavored ramen tastes great even for breakfast and is popular with a wide variety of people.

This mildly spicy miso-flavored ramen uses Sendai miso, which has been a beloved part of Miyagi cuisine for centuries.

○ Mampuku Set ¥1,050○ Open Hours: 8:30 - 16:30 ○ Closed Irregularly○ TEL. 022-393-2147

This hearty set includes a large miso-flavored rice ball, ramen, and deep fried tofu which hangs off the plate.

Enjoy the crispy, freshly-fried tofu with their specially-made shichimi spice blend and soy sauce. The savory, aromatic flavor will fill your entire mouth.

Enjoy the crispy texture and the moist anko!

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○About a 40 min. ride from Ayashiekimae bus stop to the final stop on the bus to Jogi*Open hours are subject to change depending on the season, weather, etc.

○ Jogi Triangle Deep Fried Tofu ¥130○ Open Hours: 8:00 - 16:00 ○ Closed Irregularly○ TEL. 022-393-2035

○ Zenzai Soup ¥500 ○ Open Hours: 11:00 - Last Order 15:00○ Closed Irregularly ○ TEL. 022-393-2146

○ Chestnut rice set ¥1,350(Autumn only)　○ Open Hours: 9:00 - 16:30○ Closed Irregularly ○ TEL. 022-393-2159

○ Shirogoma (white sesame) Tantan Soba ¥940○ Open Hours: Weekdays 11:00 - 14:00, 18:00 - 20:00　Weekends/Nat. holidays 11:00 -15:00 (lunchtime only) 　*Restaurant closes when it runs out of broth　○ Closed Wednesdays (Closed Thursdays if a holiday falls on a Wednesday)○ TEL. 022-391-6774

○ Vegetable Red Miso and Roasted Pork Ramen ¥1,030 ○ Opeｎ Hours: Weekdays 11:00 - 15:00, 17:00 - 19:30 Weekends/Nat. holidays 11:00 -19:30○ Closed Mondays and 3rd Sundays　○ TEL. 022-797-6335

This chuka soba (ramen) features a lightly-flavored fragrant broth primarily derived from a dried sardine stock.

○Chuka Soba (W/boiled egg) (Regular Size) ¥710 (Tax excl.)○ Open Hours: Weekdays 11:33 - 15:33　　　　　　　17:03 - 21:03　Weekends/Holidays 11:33 - 21:03 (No Breaks)　*Restaurant closes when it runs out of broth　○ Closed Mondays○ TEL. 022-392-5572

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○Kin no Chuka Soba ¥700○Open Hours: 7:00 - 15:00 　(7:00 - 10:00 Ramen Breakfast Time)　10:00 - 11:00 Break Time (Weekdays)○ Closed Wednesdays (Closed Thursdays if a holiday falls on a Wednesday)○TEL. 022-391-5253

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Top-class Ramen with a rich broth.Menkobo Kiwamiya

○ Cho Kotteri Nikutama Ramen ¥890○ Open hours: Mon./Thur./Fri./Sat. 11:30 - 15:00, 17:00 - 19:00　 Tue. 11:30 - 15:00　Sunday/ Nat. holidays 11:00 - 15:00, 17:00 - 19:00○ Availability of Cho Kotteri Nikutama Ramen Mon./Thur./Fri.: 13:00 -15:00, 17:00 -21:00 Sat. 11:30 - 15:00, 17:00 - 21:00 Sun./ Nat. Holiday 11:00 - 15:00, 17:00 - 21:00○ Closed Wednesdays (Closed Thursdays if a holiday falls on a Wednesdays)○ TEL. 022-392-0725

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○ Tori Chuka ¥860○ Hours: 10:30 - 16:00 (December - March) 11:00 - 15:00○ Closed Irregularly ○TEL.023-695-2506

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Located a 16-minute walk from the station

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GI Yamagata / Winner of theGold Prize at the Annual Japan Sake Awards 2018Jukyugura (Award-winning sake), Sanbyakunen no Okiteyaburi, etc.

The "Niku Chuka" is local ramen of Yamagata.The topping of chicken and tempura bits gives their ramen a light yet rich taste that will have you coming back for more.

Uzenya Chitose Shiten

○ Shoyu Ramen ￥600○ Hours: 11:00 - 19:00 ○ Closed: Mondays ○ TEL.023-684-9433

You can enjoy not only soba but also ramen at soba restaurants like Uzenya in Yamagata.Yamagata-ramen is, so to say, the ramen available at soba restaurants.

Kazama Tonton Ramen

○ Aoto Shio Ramen ￥830○ Hours: 11:00 - 15:00, 17:00 - 20:00○ Closed: Tuesdays ○ TEL.023-687-2528

While the restaurant specializes in Akayu-style miso ramen, their salt-flavored "Aoto shio ramen" is also popular. We recommend their yakisoba, which is available for take-out!

Goraiko

○ Goraiko Soba / Chuka ￥950○ Hours: 11:00 - 15:00, 17:00 - 19:00 (11:00 -19:00 on weekends and holidays)○ Closed: Tuesdays ○ TEL.023-666-6116

Goraiko Chuka is an evolution of "Niku Chuka", regional dish Yamagata. These added with Chicken squid leg tempura and "Ajitama" egg are added.

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Discounted Tickets and Passes

Access

○Two-day Pass: Adults ¥2,720 (Children ¥1,350)　○Sold at Sendai Station, Sendai Airport, and other JR Station inside the area.

○Sold all year (May be bought up to one month in advance)○Valid for one day (Saturdays, Holidays, and the following periods only)　April 29 ‒ May 5, July 20 ‒ August 31, December 23 ‒ January 7○Use of the Yamagata Shinkansen (Fukushima ‒ Yamagata - Shinjo) requires a limited express ticket.　Not valid for the Tohoku Shinkansen○Adults ￥2,720 (Children ￥1,350) ○Sold at JR Ticket Offices (Midori-no-madoguchi) and Travel Service Centers (View Plaza) at major stations 　within the service area, as well as at major travel agencies.

Also Usable on the Senzan Line (Limited Sections)Two-Day Pass

One-Day Pass

○Adults (12 years old and over) ¥1,320 Children (6‒11 years old) ¥660

JR Sendai StationJR Yamagata StationAbout

1 hour 05 min.~1 hour 29 min.

○Adults ¥1,560 (Children ¥780)　○Sold at stations around the designated area.○Sold all year　○Valid for one month after the date of purchase ○Usable all year

Senzan Line

Yamagata ⇔ Sendai(Set of Two Tickets)

Double Ticket

Sendai Marugoto Pass

“Little Journey” Holiday Passes

Sendai Area Pass

JR Fukushima Station

JR Tokyo Station

JR Morioka StationJR Akita Station

Tohoku Shinkansenabout 1 hour by HayabusaFastest 38 min.

Ou Main Line and Yamagata Shinkansen about 3 hours 30 min.~ 4hours 17 min.

Shuttle Bus about 35 min. Sendai Airport

Access Line about 25 min.

Yamagata Shinkansen about 1 hour 10 min.

Tohoku Shinkansenabout 1 hour 30 min.by Hayabusa

Pass Usage Area

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Koriyama

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Yonezawa

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Aterazawa

IwanumaAoba-dori

Rifu

Maeyachi

Yanaizu

Imaizumi

Kitakata

Tadami Aizukawaguchi

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Yamashita

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Onagawa

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Ishinomaki

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Tohoku ShinkansenAbout 25 min.Tohoku Main Line about 1 hour 25 min.

This convenient set of two tickets can be used not only for two-way fare for a single traveler, but also as one-way fare for a pair of travelers. They are valid for one month after purchase.

This two-day unlimited rail and bus pass can be used on JR lines between select stations (Sendai, Matsushima, Matsushimaｋaigan, Yamadera, Shiroishi), the Sendai Airport Access Line , the Sendai Sightseeing City Loop Bus (Loople Sendai), all Sendai City buses, all Sendai Subway lines, select Miyagi Transportation Bus routes (Sendai to Akiu Otaki), and select sections of the Abukuma Express Line (Tsukinoki Station to Abukuma Station).

This unlimited rail pass can be used to ride local trains (unreserved seats in normal cars only) in the designated area, which covers much of Miyagi, Yamagata, and Fukushima prefectures.

The Sendai area pass is a money saving ticket for foreign tourists.

*Listed prices are tax inclusive unless stated otherwise. Feb. 2021

Emergency Contact NumbersWithin 72 hours of a large earthquake, large tsunami, or volcanic eruption,

Unified SSID for Disaster ‘00000JAPAN’ is launched for use.You can get and send information extensively through the free public Wi-Fi network “00000JAPAN.”

How to use hot springsPlease remove your shoes when entering a room.

Tipping is not required or expected in Japan.

Clean yourself by washing your whole body before getting in the baths.To get used to the temperature, pour hot water on yourself starting from your extremities before having a bath.It is recommended to bathe only half of your body rather than your whole body.Putting towels in the bath is prohibited.

You may not need to remove your shoes at some places, such as hotels.

You do not need to tip your hotel staff, restaurant wait staff, taxi driver, etc.

Whenever wearing Yukata, the left side always goes over the right side.

Yamadera Tourism Association(Tourist Information Center)

Yamagata City Tourism Information Center

Sendai City Sakunami/Jogi Tourist Information Center

○ View Plaza, JR Sendai Station 2F 　 (1-1-1 Chuo, Aoba-ku, Sendai)　○ Open Hours: 8:30 - 19:00　 (12/31 - 1/3 9:00 - 17:00 )○ TEL. 022-222-4069

○ 4495-15 Yamadera, Yamagata○ Open Hours: (April - November) 9:30 - 16:00 (December - March)10:00 - 15:30 ○ Closed: Wednesdays○ TEL. 023-695-2816　○ https://www.yamaderakankou.com

○ Kajo Central 1F (1-1-1 Jonan-machi, Yamagata)○ Open Hours: 8:30 - 19:00　○ TEL. 023-647-2266　○ http://www.kankou.yamagata.yamagata.jp/hajimeteno/

Information

○ Sakunami Station (Aza Ainosawa, Sakunami, Aoba-ku, Sendai) ○ Open Hours: 9:15 - 16:30○ Closed: December 29 - January 3 (New Year's)　○ TEL. 022-395-2052

DISCOVER SENDAI（Sendai Official Tourism Website）Sendai Tourist

Information CenterSee the website for more information.　○ http://sendai-travel.jp

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Interpretation Support Hotline

022-224-1919 (9:00 ‒ 17:00) (Excludes building maintenance days)Sendai Multicultural Center (Interpretation Support Hotline)

US Embassy in JapanTaipei Economic and Cultural Representative Office in JapanEmbassy of Malaysia,TokyoRoyal Thai Embassy Tokyo, JapanBritish Embassy TokyoEmbassy of Canada in JapanThe Italian Embassy Japan

03-3224-500003-3280-781103-3476-384003-5789-243303-5211-110003-5412-620003-3453-5291

Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in JapanSendai Republic of Korea Consulate GeneralEmbassy of the Republic of Indonesia in JapanEmbassy of the Republic of Singapore in JapanAustralian Embassy in JapanEmbassy of France in JapanThe German Embassy Japan

03-3403-3388022-221-2751~303-3441-420103-3586-9111/203-5232-411103-5798-600003-5791-7753/4

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See the website for more information.　○https://sendai-experience.com/en/

See Japan Experience Sendai Activities

Tohoku Fukushi University Railway Museum & Learning Center

Daini Hirosegawa Bridge (Kumagane Railway Bridge)

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Next to Tohoku Fukushidai Mae

Model Courses Story ofthe

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Rail Route

This museum is operated by Tohoku Fukushi University. They conduct three special exhibits a year on themes such as the history and culture of rail transport, as well as the connection between railway and the regions it serves.

The Daini Hirosegawa Bridge, better known as the Kumagane Railway Bridge, is a popular spot for railroad enthusiasts. Completed in 1931 as part of the railway connecting Ayashi Station and Sakunami Station, the bridge stands 51 meters above the water, making it Japan’s tallest truss bridge.

This stone monument was built commemorate the start of testing of AC-powered electric locomotives in 1955.

◯ Admission: Free　◯ Exhibit Room Tuesday - Saturday 10:00 - 16:00◯ Model Railway Hall　　 Saturdays (When exhibit room is open) 11:00 - 16:00 ◯ Closed: Sundays, Mondays, national holidays　◯ The museum is subject to closure on days other than the regular closed days.(See the website for more information.)◯ https://www.tfu.ac.jp/rmlc/

Monument to the Birthplace of AC Electrified Railway in JapanInside Sakunami Station

*Please be aware of your surroundings when taking pictures.

○ The start of the trekking course is about a 30 min. walk from Omoshiroyama-Kogen Station. The course will end back at Omoshiroyama-Kogen Station.○ Required Time: About 90 min.○ Sightseeing Season: May - November ○ TEL. 023-695-2816　（Yamadera Tourism Association）

10 min. walk from Kumagane Station

Your heart will poundas you cross this railway bridge 50 meters above

the water!

Enjoy the grand natureas you cross three rope bridges and visit a number of waterfalls and stream pools.

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First Rope Bridge

Omoshiroyama Momijigawa River Gorge Trekking Course Exciting Waterfalland Rope Bridge

Tour

This relatively easy course can be enjoyed without any special equipment. However, due to areas with poor traction and steep slopes, you should be prepared by wearing clothing and shoes suitable for trekking.

Be prepared Hakuun Cavern

Second Rope Bridge

Matsuo Stream Pool Kinuito no Taki Falls

Third Rope Bridge

Upstream of Senzan Stream Pool

Fujibana no Taki Falls

The start of the trekking courseis about a 30 min. walkalong public roads from

Omoshiroyama-Kogen Station.

This tunnel along the pathwaygoes under the Senzan Line.

Sendataki Falls

After World War II, the Japanese National Railways (the predecessor of today’s JR) announced a plan to electrify all of the country’s railroads. The Senzan Line was selected as a testing ground for alternating current (AC) electrification, which has several economic advantages. Tests of AC electrification began in 1954, with testing of AC electric locomotives between Kita-Sendai and Sakunami beginning in August of the following year. Following the success of these tests, Japan’s first AC electrified railroad service began between Sendai and Sakunami in September 1957. Later, power alternating technologies were tested and prototype AC/DC locomotives were created in order to provide direct service through sections on AC power and those on DC power.The data and technologies gained through this would later be leveraged in the AC electrification of main lines and the development of new rail stock. In addition, the discovery that AC electrification was well-suited for high-speed operation and lead to the development of the Shinkansen, or Bullet Train.

Senzan Line HistoryOpening of Senzan East Line Sendai - Ayashi Section (15.2 km) [New Stations] Kita-Sendai, Rikuzen-Ochiai, Ayashi Extension of Ayashi -Sakunami Section (13.5 km)[New Stations] Rikuzen-Shirasawa, Kumagane , Sakunami Opening of Senzan West Line Uzen-Chitose - Yamadera Section (9.3 km)[New Stations] Tateyama, Yamadera

Extension and full opening of Senzan LineDC electrification of Sakunami -Yamadera Section (20.0 km)[New Stations] Oku-Nikkawa [New Temporary Platforms] Yatsumori, Omoshiroyama

Operation of Japan's first AC electrified railroad begins on the Sendai -Sakunami SectionElectrification of Yamadera - Uzenchitose (Yamagata) Section Local Express Trains "Asahi" and "Gassan" begin service Local Express Train "Senzan" begins service

Express Train "Asahi " name changed to "Benibana"Express Train "Senzan" becomes Rapid Service TrainExpress Train "Gassan" abolished on Senzan Line [New Stations] Kitayama, Kunimi Rikuzen-Ochiai, Rikuzen-Shirasawa, Sakunami, Oku-nikkawa, Tateyama become unmanned stations (Before then, Rikuzen-Ochiai, Sakunami, and Oku-nikkawa had ticket gates), Express Train "Benibana" abolished on the Senzan Line, All trains electrified[Temporary Platform → Temporary Station] Nishi-Sendai-Highland[Temporary Platform → Temporary Station] Yatsumori, OmoshiroyamaIncreased number of Ayashi section trains (17 Round Trips/Day) [Temporary Station → Station and station name change] Omoshiroyama → Omoshiroyama-Kōgen [New Stations] Tōshōgū Express Train "Tsugaru" transferred to Senzan Line due to construction of the Yamagata Shinkansen[New Stations] KuzuokaLimited Express Train "Tsubasa" detoured due to construction of the Yamagata ShinkansenDetoured operation of Limited Express Train "Tsubasa" ended due to Yamagata Shinkansen entering operation

Operation of high-speed Freight Trains (Sendai -Yamagata) suspendedOperation of dedicated Freight Trains (Sendai - Zao, Urushiyama) suspendedHoliday Rapid Service Train "Senzan" nicknamed "Holiday Senzan"Japan Freight Railway Company stops operating on the Senzan Line"Suica" prepaid contactless fare card enter service on Sendai - Ayashi sectionUse of "Holiday Senzan" nickname for Senzan Rapid Service abolished[New Stations]Tōhoku Fukushidai Mae

[Closed Stations] Nishi-Sendai-Highland, Yatsumori

March 11: The Great East Japan Earthquake takes the entire Senzan Line out of service.April 23 : Entire line restored

September 30 : Due to torrential rains, 100 meters of railroad embankment between the Oku-nikkawa Station and the Omoshiroyama Signal Station is lost, causing a long-term suspension of service.November 28 : Service resumesIncreased number of Ayashi section trains (25 Round Trips/Day)

Local Express Trains "Asahi" and "Gassan" become Express TrainsLocal Express Train "Senzan" becomes Express Train AC electrification of entire Senzan with the AC electrification of Yamagata -Sakunami Section

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Currently the Senzan Line is the trunk link connecting the respective prefectural capitals ofSendai and Yamagata Cities . Not only is it used by commuters in the greater Sendai area, butit also offers a means of access to picturesque tourist areas along the line.

The Many Faces of the Senzan Line

A railroad connecting Sendai and Yamagata had been a wish of the people of Miyagi and Yamagata prefectures since the Meiji Era. However, achieving this goal was not easy with the Ou mountain range standing in the way. Despite this major hurdle, the section of the Senzan East Line connecting Sendai and Ayashi was completed in 1929, and the section connecting Ayashi and Sakunami was completed in 1931. In 1933, the Senzan West Line connecting Yamadera and Uzen-Chitose (Yamagata) was completed. Finally, after much difficult construction work, the Senzan Line was fully opened in 1937 upon the completion of the Senzan Tunnel. The Sakunami-Yamadera section was electrified by Direct Current (DC) power from the beginning as traveling through the long tunnel with a steam locomotive was out of the question.

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Don’t just get a view of the Kumagane Railway Bridge from the comfort of the train car, also be sure to catch the view which combines the train line and bridge from the great outdoors too.This section of the Senzan line only has one train per hour so make sure you plan ahead.

Enjoy the view of this beautiful railway bridge from both inside and outside of the train!

*There may be changes to opening hours and days due to the novel coronavirus. Please inquire directly to each facility for up-to-date information.

○ For information on prices, please contact the shops directly. ○ Open Hours: 8:00 - 17:00 (Hours are subject to change depending on the season.)○ Operating Season: Late March - End of November○ Open daily during operating seasons○ TEL. 022-395-2828○ https://sakunamikeiryuturiba.wixsite.com/sakunami

Guests can enjoy authentic mountain stream fishing at this natural stream located upstream of the Hirose River. They can also enjoy barbequing and Imoni (taro and meat soup). ○ About a 40 min. walk from Sakunami Station.

○ A free shuttle runs between JR Sakunami Station and the Miyagikyo Distillery on Saturdays, Sundays and national holidays throughout the year.○ Tour Times: Twice daily at 10:00 and 14:00 Saturdays, Sundays, national holidays.○ There is a variety of seminars. Please check the official website for details.○ Fee: ¥1,000 　○Required Time: About 90 min.○ Closed: New Year's holidays (about. 2 weeks) and Factory Holidays○ See the Nikka website for details. https://www.nikka.com/distilleries/miyagikyo/○TEL. 022-395-2865

There are different tour options, in addition to the usual distillery tour, Where a whiskey sommelier teaches the appeal of whiskey.

○ About a 8 min. walk from Yamadera Station.○ One Serving of Tea ¥500 〔Includes sweets〕 (When purchased along with a ticket to the museum exhibit room: ¥770 [Includes ¥400 admission])○ Tea Ceremony Experience at Bashodo　 April - November 10:30 - 15:30○ Irregular holidays○ TEL. 023-695-2221

Try matcha at Bashodo Tea Room located inside the Yamadera Basho Memorial Museum. You can relax in a chair and enjoy the taste of tea.　　

Sakunami Mountain Stream Fishing Spot Nikka Whisky Miyagikyo Distillery

Yamadera Basho Memorial Museum

○ About a 8 min. walk from Yamadera Sta.○ Fee /Adult １kg ¥2,200 Child 500g ¥１，100 ○ Open Hours: 10：00 - 16：00, （Dec. to March）10:30 - 14:00 ○ No closures （Please make reservation in advance）○ TEL. 023-695-2015

It is located along the path approaching the entrance of the temple. With its unique/individualistic crafting methods and private kiln, this pottery studio is where the renowned “yamadera-yaki” style pottery is created.

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Yamadera-yaki Hands-on Pottery Experience

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