Ogatsu Inkstone Traditional Industry Museum
Inkstones born from the hands of artisans, alongside the “Japan’s Largest Inkstone.” The deep black stone surface evokes the history of Ogatsu and its enduring connection with stone.
Inkstones born from the hands of artisans, alongside the “Japan’s Largest Inkstone.” The deep black stone surface evokes the history of Ogatsu and its enduring connection with stone.
An exterior marked by the distinctive black slate of Ogatsu stone. Traditional stone and modern architecture come together, expressing Ogatsu’s history and present.
Inkstones of various shapes and expressions line the interior. The patterns and textures of the stone reveal the skill of artisans and the tradition passed down through generations.
An original wine paired with the bounty of Miyagi. A special moment where local ingredients and the flavor of the wine come together.
Enjoying wine and a colorful picnic box while gazing over lush vineyards and mountains. A peaceful moment in Akiu.
Spending time in nature with a picnic box and wine. Relaxing and enjoying the abundant, unpretentious pleasures of Akiu.
Experiencing local cuisine using fresh ingredients harvested in the region, while feeling the warmth of the market and the traditional lifestyle passed down through generations. Savoring the flavors of the land.
Sharing a warm table with members of the local women’s association. Enjoying “hattō” and pork shabu-shabu while experiencing the traditional lifestyle of the region.
Enjoying tender pork shabu-shabu at Izunuma Nousan. Savoring the bounty of the region slowly, surrounded by a peaceful rural landscape.