Founded in 1897 (Meiji 30), Kichimi Seimen has faithfully preserved the traditional techniques and spirit of Umen-making.
During the factory tour, you can witness the noodle-making process up close, where manual craftsmanship and modern machinery coexist in harmony.
Shiroishi Umen: Guided Factory Tour of Kichimi Noodle Production Read More »
Zasu Pottery is one of the few remaining anagama (traditional wood-fired kilns) in the Tohoku region, continuing the tradition of producing unglazed, natural-fired pottery. Tour the old-style anagama kiln while listening to explanations from the pottery master.
Zasu Pottery at Hanayama: Gallery and Anagama (Traditional Wood-Fired Kiln) Tour Read More »
See the tuna auction and morning market of Shiogama through this locally guided day trip from Sendai. This tour incudes lunch.
Private Shiogama Tuna Auction and Fishmarket Tour Read More »
On this private tour of Kanenoi Sake Brewery, visit an incredible natural water source and go behind-the-scenes of this women-owned sake brewery in Miyagi Prefecture. Afterwards, delight in the subtle flavors of this incomparable sake in a guided a tasting session with one of the sake makers.
Private Sake Brewery Tour (Kanenoi Shuzo) Read More »
In the Meiji (1868–1912) and Taisho (1912–1926) periods, the Wakayanagi area of Kurihara flourished thanks to the production of Wakayanagi jiori, a traditional cotton textile. On this exclusive factory tour, see a one-of-a-kind loom and learn from a 3rd generation craftsman how a local Miyagi fabric is made.
Wakayanagi Jiori Textile Private Factory Tour Read More »
