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道の駅 道の駅 民話のふるさと 道の駅 遠野 風の丘 TONO KAZE NO OKA ★★★ Meals Souvenirs Rest Roadside station Tono Kaze-no-Oka Main Events held at Tono Kaze-no-Oka Tono Saijiki (literary calendar) Nabekura Park, the site of the remains of the Nanbu Clan castle, is filled with people in the spring when about 1,000 cherry trees are in bloom. At the Nanbu Clan Tono Entrance Parade, beautiful folk entertainments are per- formed to welcome the spring. This summer fireworks display lights up the riverbed of the Hayasegawa River with about 5,000 beautiful fire- works. The numerous fireworks can be felt with your entire body as the sound echoes through the sky. A traditional fall even that the entire city of Tono participates in. In addition to the traditional performances of Nanbu- bayashi, Shishi-Odori (Deer Dance), Kagura, rice planting dance, and more, “Nanbu Yabusame” (archery on horseback) are performed on the grounds of the Hachimangu shrine. Winter events at the open hearths of traditional houses where guests can enjoy old-style doburoku sake, hittsumi, and pheasant soba. The atmosphere gets lively with kagura dance performances and traditional storytelling. Tono Sakura Festival (Early May) Tono Summer Fireworks Festival (August 15) Tono Festival (Mid-September) Tono Dobekko Festival (Late November – Mid-March) Flower and Dumpling Festival Founding Thanksgiving Festival Morning Market and mid-summer Tono Kaze-no-Oka market Kaze-no-Oka Harvest Festival Issho Mochi Event Special New Year’s Thanksgiving Festival Mizuki Dango Decoration Pickled food exhibition and sale During Golden Week Late June Mid-August Mid-October Late November From late Dec to Early Jan Mid-January Late February There are lots of flowers, dumplings, mountain vegetables, and seedlings. Event name Date Content A festival to thank our customers on the anniversary of our founding A festival at Kaze-no-Oka giving thanks for the fall harvest Celebrating 1-year-olds learning to walk Planning to give thanks for the year Customary prayer for bountiful harvest in the Tono area Sales and tasting of great farmer-made pickles 283 396 340 35 Iwate-Futsukamachi Ayaori Tono Aozasa Sarugaishigawa River Sarugaishigawa River Hayasegawa River Kogarasegawa River Kawauchikawa River Denshoen Park Takamuro Suikoen Park Joken-ji Temple Kappabuchi Pool Tono Furusato Village Chiba Family Magariya Tsuzukuishi Tono Sports Park Tono Castle Town Materials Museum Tono Municipal Museum Tono Monogatari-no-Yakata Storytelling Center Unedorisama 500 Buddhist Disciples Tono IC Denderano Yamaguchi Watermill Sasaki Kizen Family House 道の駅 道の駅 Tono Uma-no-Sato TONO WINDY HILL 道の駅 道の駅 Roadside station Tono Kaze-no-Oka 8-2-1 Ayaoricho Nissato, Tono Iwate 028-0531 Homepage URL: http://kazenooka.tonofurusato.jp/ From Urawa IC to Tono IC About 5 hrs 45 mins on the Tohoku Expressway From Akita-Chuo IC to Tono IC About 1 hr 45 mins on the Akita Expressway From Aomori IC to Tono IC About 2 hrs 45 mins on the Tohoku Expressway From Hachinohe IC to Tono IC About 2 hrs 45 mins on the Tohoku Expressway From Morioka Station it takes about 1 hr 30 mins to get to Tono via Route 396 To Akita Tazawako Line Morioka-Minami IC Hanamaki IC Hanamaki-Minami IC Kitakami-Ezuriko IC Kitakami-Nishi IC Miyamori IC Tono IC Ichinoseki IC Hanamaki JCT Kitakami JCT Akita Expressway Kawai Yamada Line Ginga Dream Liner Kamaishi Line Ofunato Sumita Rikuzentakata Ichinoseki Sendai Tokyo Aomori Shin-Aomori To Yokote Kitakami Line Ofunato Line Tohoku Expressway Hanamaki Shin-Hanamaki Tohoku Main Line Tohoku Shinkansen Akita Shinkansen 396 340 340 283 107 107 4 Hachinohe Miyako Morioka Kitakami Iwate Hanamaki Airport Tono Car Kamaishi Hours Producer’s hall, farmer’s market, rest hall April 1 – October 15 [8 a.m. to 7 p.m.] October 16 – March 31 [8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.] Information April 1 – October 15 [8 a.m. to 5 p.m.] October 16 – March 31 [8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.] Family Restaurant Kazaguruma 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (Last order 4:45 p.m.) Closed Open 365 days a year Parking lot capacity Small vehicles 161 Disabled Parking 3 Large vehicles 14

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Page 1: Rest Meals Souvenirskazenooka.tonofurusato.jp/en/images/pamphlet.pdfShops, farmer s markets This shop has traditional and folk crafts, souvenirs, and more in addition to a farmer s

道の駅道の駅

民話のふるさと

道の駅遠野 風の丘TONO KAZE NO OKA

★ ★ ★

Meals SouvenirsRest

Roadside station Tono Kaze-no-Oka

Main Events held at Tono Kaze-no-Oka

Tono Saijiki (literary calendar)

Nabekura Park, the site of the remains of the Nanbu Clan castle, is filled with people in the spring when about 1,000 cherry trees are in bloom. At the Nanbu Clan Tono Entrance Parade, beautiful folk entertainments are per-formed to welcome the spring.

This summer fireworks display lights up the riverbed of the Hayasegawa River with about 5,000 beautiful fire-works. The numerous fireworks can be felt with your entire body as the sound echoes through the sky.

A traditional fall even that the entire city of Tono participates in. In addition to the traditional performances of Nanbu- bayashi, Shishi-Odori (Deer Dance), Kagura, rice planting dance, and more, “Nanbu Yabusame” (archery on horseback) are performed on the grounds of the Hachimangu shrine.

Winter events at the open hearths of traditional houses where guests can enjoy old-style doburoku sake, hittsumi, and pheasant soba. The atmosphere gets lively with kagura dance performances and traditional storytelling.

Tono Sakura Festival (Early May) Tono Summer Fireworks Festival (August 15)

Tono Festival (Mid-September) Tono Dobekko Festival (Late November – Mid-March)

Flower and Dumpling Festival

Founding Thanksgiving Festival

Morning Market and mid-summer Tono Kaze-no-Oka market

Kaze-no-Oka Harvest Festival

Issho Mochi Event

Special New Year’s Thanksgiving Festival

Mizuki Dango Decoration

Pickled food exhibition and sale

During Golden Week

Late June

Mid-August

Mid-October

Late November

From late Dec to Early Jan

Mid-January

Late February

There are lots of flowers, dumplings, mountain vegetables, and seedlings.

Event name Date Content

A festival to thank our customers on the anniversary of our founding

A festival at Kaze-no-Oka giving thanks for the fall harvest

Celebrating 1-year-olds learning to walk

Planning to give thanks for the year

Customary prayer for bountiful harvest in the Tono area

Sales and tasting of great farmer-made pickles

Flower and Dumpling Festival

Founding Thanksgiving Festival

Morning Market and mid-summer Tono Kaze-no-Oka market

Kaze-no-Oka Harvest Festival

Issho Mochi Event

Special New Year’s Thanksgiving Festival

Mizuki Dango Decoration

Pickled food exhibition and sale

During Golden Week

Late June

Mid-August

Mid-October

Late November

From late Dec to Early Jan

Mid-January

Late February

There are lots of flowers, dumplings, mountain vegetables, and seedlings.

Event name Date Content

A festival to thank our customers on the anniversary of our founding

A festival at Kaze-no-Oka giving thanks for the fall harvest

Celebrating 1-year-olds learning to walk

Planning to give thanks for the year

Customary prayer for bountiful harvest in the Tono area

Sales and tasting of great farmer-made pickles

川来

鷹鳥屋川

川小

馬越峠

340

283

396

340

160

35

JR釡石線

あらやまえ

笛吹峠

Iwate-Futsukamachi

Ayaori

ますざわ

Tono

Aozasa

いわてかみごう

ひらくら

Sarugaishigawa River

Sarugaishigawa River

Hayasegawa River

Koga

raseg

awa R

iver

Kawauchikawa River

Denshoen Park

Takamuro Suikoen Park

Joken-ji Temple

Kappabuchi Pool

Tono Furusato Village

Chiba Family MagariyaTsuzukuishi

小峠トンネル

Tono Sports Park

Tono Castle Town Materials Museum

Tono Municipal Museum Tono Monogatari-no-YakataStorytelling Center

Unedorisama500 Buddhist Disciples

Tono IC

Denderano

YamaguchiWatermill

Sasaki KizenFamily House

道の駅道の駅

Tono Uma-no-Sato

T O N OW I N D Y H I L L

道の駅道の駅

Roadside station Tono Kaze-no-Oka8-2-1 Ayaoricho Nissato, Tono Iwate 028-0531

Homepage URL: http://kazenooka.tonofurusato.jp/

From Urawa IC to Tono ICAbout 5 hrs 45 mins on the Tohoku Expressway

From Akita-Chuo IC to Tono ICAbout 1 hr 45 mins on the AkitaExpressway

From Aomori IC to Tono ICAbout 2 hrs 45 mins on the Tohoku Expressway

From Hachinohe IC to Tono ICAbout 2 hrs 45 mins on the Tohoku Expressway

*From Morioka Station it takes about 1 hr 30 mins to get to Tono via Route 396

To Akita

Tazawako LineMorioka-Minami IC

Hanamaki IC

Hanamaki-Minami IC

Kitakami-Ezuriko IC

Kitakami-Nishi IC

Miyamori ICTono IC

Ichinoseki IC

Hanamaki JCT

Kitakami JCT

Akita Expressway

Kawai Yamada Line

Ginga Dream LinerKamaishi Line

Ofunato

Sumita

Rikuzentakata

Ichinoseki

Sendai

Tokyo

Aomori Shin-Aomori

To Yokote Kitakami Line

Ofunato Line

Tohoku Expressway

Hanamaki

Shin-Hanamaki

Tohoku Main Line

Tohoku Shinkansen

Akita Shinkansen

396 340

340

283

1071074

Hachinohe

MiyakoMorioka

Kitakami

IwateHanamaki

Airport

Tono

Car

Kamaishi

Hours

Producer’s hall, farmer’s market, rest hallApril 1 – October 15 [8 a.m. to 7 p.m.]October 16 – March 31 [8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.]

InformationApril 1 – October 15 [8 a.m. to 5 p.m.]October 16 – March 31 [8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.]

Family Restaurant Kazaguruma11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. (Last order 4:45 p.m.)

Closed Open 365 days a year

Parking lot capacity

Small vehicles

161

Disabled Parking

3

Large vehicles

14

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Shops, farmer’s marketsThis shop has traditional and folk crafts, souvenirs, and more in addition to a farmer’s market and Tono morning market, Katsuhiko Tada’s shop, and a rich assortment with great variety in a fun atmosphere.

The dishes here are made using ingredients from the local area. The Kuretsubo Soba, Gyoja Ninniku (Garlic) Ramen and the Hittsumi set meal are particularly popular. There’s also a salad bar where you can eat as many fresh seasonal vegetables as you like.

Tada Shizen Farm ShopTada Shizen Farm Shop

Family Restaurant KazagurumaFamily Restaurant Kazaguruma

There is soft serve ice cream and ice cream made from fresh milk on sale here. This is true tasty ice cream with no additives used.

Fisherman’s fish shopFisherman’s fish shop

Fresh fish caught in Sanriku (Ofunato), mainly saury, but also other Sanriku seafood (scal-lops, saury, oysters, bonito, salmon, squid, wakame, etc.) are sold here.

Yumesaki Chaya Food Stall Yumesaki Chaya Food Stall

This is the shop of the Ayaori Yume wo Sakas-eru Women’s Group. Foods like soba, dango and onigiri with their distinctive local taste passed down the generations and made with affection by women in the Tono area are on sale here.

Kazekko YakiyaGrillKazekko YakiyaGrill

You can enjoy eating the famous Genghis Khan lamb grilled on skewers here. The only place in Japan you can do this.(Closed during the winter)

Free Rest Hall

Viewing DeckThe flow of the Sarugaishi River which reflects the changing scenes of the four seasons, Tono’s mountains that look over the river and the winds that envelope you give people a sense of the eternal tales of the area.

Information Desk and the Samukaze Club

The staff here provide visitors with vari-ous sightseeing information along with road, event, green tourism and weather information. They also offer a ticket agency facility. The Samukaze Club create and provide tourist information and informa-tion about restaurants, cafés and bars in the area.

In this rest hall connected to the viewing deck, there’s a smoking corner, a TV and a tatami area where you can stretch out and relax.

Travel information

Resting area

Restaurant

Shopping spots

Recommended!