Depature form Shin-Osaka, Tokaido Shinkansen Nozomi 72 bound for Tokyo

Arrival at Shinagawa station

Departing from Shinagawa station, the JR Yamanote Line bound for Shibuya and Shinjuku

Arrival at Shinjuku station

Arrival at Shinjyuku Nishiguchi station on the Toei Oedo Line

Depature from Shinjyuku Nishiguchi station, Toei Oedo Line bound for Iidabashi, Ryogoku (Oedo Line)

Arrival at Wakamatsu Kawada station

Learn about the industrial heritage site of the Meiji Period (1868-1921) at the Industrial Heritage Information Center (reservation required)

This facility provides a comprehensive learning of the history of Japanese heavy industry (iron, steel manufacturing, shipbuilding,and coal) from the mid-19th century to the early 20th century, when Japan rapidly industrialized following the arrival of black ships to Edo Bay.

Industrial Heritage Center↗ https://www.ihic.jp/l/ja-JP/

Departure from Industrial Heritage Information Center

Arrival at Wakamatsu-Kawada station on the Toei Oedo Line

Departing from Wakamatsu-Kawada station, Toei Oedo Line bound for Iidabashi and Ryogoku (Oedo Line)

Arrival at Ueno-okachimachi Station

Departure from Ueno-Hirokoji station

Arrival at Ueno station

Departure form Ueno station, Tohoku Shinkansen Hayabusa No. 59 bound for Shin-Aomori

Arrival at Sendai station

Departure from Sendai, Tohoku Shinkansen Yamabiko 61 bound for Morioka

Arrival at Shin-Hanamaki Station

Departure from Shin-Hanamaki station, JR Kamaishi Line bound for Kamaishi

Arrive at Kamaishi Station

Go to Kamaishi Accommodation↗ https://kamaishi-kankou.jp/stay/

Visit Osaki Shrine (Satomiya) right after check-in

Departure from Kamaishi station, Sanriku Railway Rias Line bound for Kuji

Arrival at Unosumai station

Learn about the earthquake disaster at Unosumai Tomos.

Unosumai Tomos is a complex facility consisting of the Tsunami Memorial Hall (Inochi wo Tsunagu Miraikan), Kamaishi Memorial Park, and Unosato Visitor Center.
You can learn about the Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011 and disaster prevention/preparation.

Unosumai Tomos→ https://unosumai-tomosu.jp/

Departure from Unosumi-eki-mae bus stop

Get off at Tenjincho bus stop

Observe Osaki Shrine Mikoshi Togyo procession (11:30～)

Venue: Kamaishi Port (can observe around the Fish Market Terrace and Kamaishi Fish Market)
A number of boats carrying local Geinoh with big fishing flags waving will cruise in Kamaishi Port.

Lunch at Kamaishi Ramen restaurants

Kamaishi local Ramen is known for its “ultra-thin, frizzy noodles (which can be cooked quickly)” and “amber-colored, clear, light soy sauce-flavored soup”.
These ramen noodles have been developed along with the development of Kamaishi, which has been loved by iron miners and their families, as well as by impatient and feisty fishermen.
Ramen is served at various locations in Kamaishi City, so please refer to the Ramen Map and go out!

Kamaishi Ramen Map → https://kamaishi-kankou.jp/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/kamaishi_ramen_map2024.pdf

Enjoy the Ennichi (stalls fair) while walking around the town and take a break at a coffee shop

Visit a coffee shop that has been in Kamaishi for a long time
Coffee House: a retro coffee shop in a renovated Meiji period (1868-1912) storehouse
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Departure from the city center

Nihon Seitetsu Yama Shrine Yoimiya (the event held the night before festival )

Geinoh groups will visit to dedicate their performance to the shrine.

Enjoy Kadouchi

Each local Geinoh group will go into town and perform Kadouchi (dedicate their Geinoh in front of stores) at bars and other places.
Enjoy sake and delicious Kamaishi food while having fun.

Departure from Kamaishi Station

Hashino Iron Mine Taxi 3-hour plan

There are no buses or other public transportation services to the Hashino Iron Mine, a World Heritage Site. Hoever, the Kamaishi Tourist and Products Association operates a cab service that is available only on weekends and holidays at a reasonable price.
Cab fare, which costs 18,840 yen for round trip, is reduced to 10,000 yen (for a single passenger in a cab) or 3,000 yen( per person for 5 or more passengers in a jumbo cab) *Reservations required at least 2 days in advance.

Hashino Iron Mine 3 hour cab https://kamaishi-kankou.jp/access/taxi-hashino/

Arrival at Kamaishi station

Watch a simultaneous Toramai performance in the central city.

From Kamaishi Station, cross the Otobashi Bridge and go straight ahead to get to the venue of the simultaneous Toramai performance. The Geinoh groups will perform all at once across approximately 400 meters.

To Kamaishi Station

Departure from Kamiaishi station, JR Kamaishi Line, Rapid HAMAYURI No. 6, bound for Morioka

Arrival at Shin-Hanamaki station

Departure from Shin-Hanamaki station, Tohoku Shinkansen Hayabusa 110 bound for Tokyo

Arrival at Tokyo Station

Departure from Tokyo station, Tokaido Shinkansen No.83 bound for Hiroshima