A newsletter about the ILC and the Tohoku region
With the Kitakami Times, local governments and foreign residents will bring you articles about ILC awareness events, interviews with local officials, initiatives to “internationalize” the area, and much more. Above all, we’d like to bring researchers and the general public alike a clearer picture of the Tohoku region of Japan. What will it be like to live in the mountains of Japan? How will the ILC integrate with the local area? What are people doing at the most local level to welcome to project?We hope to answer those questions and more with The Kitakami Times.
Archives
December 2024
Fall in Morioka
The Link Between Iwate Town and Ireland
November 2024
Walking courses around Ichinoseki
October 2024
Enjoy the subtle complexity of Iwate Sake
A rare festival that brings an ancient story back to life.
September 2024
Iwate Sake Party 2024 in Morioka
Introducing Oshutaro!
July 2024
The Charm of the JR Kitakami Line and Nishiwaga Town
Morioka Sansa Odori Festival 2024 – Experiencing the largest taiko drum festival in Japan
June 2024
【Kitakami Times Extra】Hirosaki Castle: The Only “Tenshu”Castle Tower Still Standing in the Tohoku Region.
Organic Restaurant
May 2024
Hitaka-Hibuse Festival: Like a Great, Unfurling Scroll
April 2024
Spring in Japan Isn’t Just Cherry Blossoms!
Introducing the Sanriku Active
March 2024
Broadening our network of exchange through sports tourism
The Michinoku Coastal Trail – One of Japan’s most well-known long trails
February 2024
From field to table, how rice is made
【The Town of Camellia Ofunato】
January 2024
Thinking of hot springs this winter
The center of Japan is actually in…Tohoku?
December 2023
5 Areas, 5 Libraries
The Sanriku Camellia Story
November 2023
The wondrous world of ‘wagashi’
October 2023
Travel back in time to the Heian period of Japan!
Part 2: From Oshu to Reutte/Breitenwang
September 2023
An Iwate First!!! ~Iwate Sake Party 2023 in Morioka~
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