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Iwate Rokando Cave
The Beauty of Nature Created Over Hundreds of Millions of Years
"Rokando Cave" is located in Sumita Town, Iwate. Extending 880 meters from the entrance, the cave opens up into a mysterious dome-shaped chamber measuring 50 meters in circumference and 60 meters high, where the breathtaking "Amanoiwato Falls" cascades down 29 meters. This living limestone cave continues to grow even today, enchanting all who visit. Preserved in as natural a state as possible, it is known as an "adventure-style limestone cave," offering different routes to match each visitor’s level of exploration. Enjoy the changing beauty of the seasons and the sense of natural wonder that appeals to both children and adults. Guided tours explaining the cave’s history and geological features are also available and highly recommended.
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Iwate Home Brewed Wine Shiwa Winery
"Estate-Grown and Bottled Wine" from Shiwa, Iwate
At "Shiwa Winery", we are committed to the concept of "estate-grown and estate-bottled" wine production. We cultivate wine grape varieties such as "Riesling Lion" and "Muscat Bailey A" at our own "Shiwa Fruit Park Vineyard". In addition, we collaborate with local grape growers in Shiwa Town, Iwate Prefecture, to produce high-quality wines using carefully selected grapes. Visitors can observe the wine-making process firsthand, and our on-site direct sales store offers a selection of sparkling wines, barrel-aged wines, and limited edition bottles. There is also a tasting corner where you can sample wines, either for free or for a fee. Be sure to check out our annual grape picking event, which takes place from early to late September!
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Iwate Roadside Station Yamabikokan
A Tourist Hub With Local Cuisine and a Variety of Facilities
This roadside station is near the nature-rich Hei-gawa River, roughly halfway between Jodogahama, a scenic spot in Sanriku, and Morioka City, Iwate. It also houses a grass event plaza, Dragon Square, and the Yakushi Lacquer Craft Museum, making it a place that people of all ages can enjoy. It's also recommended as a rest stop during sightseeing, as it serves local delicacies made with local ingredients, including log-grown maitake mushrooms and black soybeans, and is a great place to sample local produce from the Kawai area of Miyako City.
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