Jiu Ci Shi Li San Chuan Shi Duan Ji Nian Guan🏛 museum
A museum in Kuji dedicated to the life and achievements of the legendary judoka Kyūzō Mifune.
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A traditional bean and flour dumpling stew found in small local diners near the Kosode Coast area.
Enjoy it fresh at the Kosode Ama Center, especially during the summer harvesting season.
High-quality local Wagyu beef that you can find at specialized steakhouses in the city center.
The primary spot for purchasing authentic jewelry and crafts made from local amber deposits.
A central rest area and market offering a wide selection of local crafts, snacks, and seafood.
A natural rock arch on the coast, providing a serene spot for photography and enjoying the ocean breeze.
A quiet hilltop park offering panoramic views of Kuji Bay away from the city noise.
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Kuji sits on the remarkable Sanriku Coast in northern Iwate Prefecture. Known as Japan's primary source of amber, it features the country's only amber museum. The city is also famous for the Kosode Coast's Ama divers, women who dive without scuba gear for sea urchins and shellfish, a tradition popularized by the drama 'Amachan.' Funado Swimming Beach serves as a major summer attraction, offering clear waters and a rugged coastal backdrop. The coastline around Kuji is defined by dramatic rock formations and deep blue Pacific waters. Gastronomy here is centered on fresh seafood, with sea urchin (uni) being the standout local delicacy. Travelers often arrive via the Sanriku Railway, which provides some of the most scenic train views in Japan along the rugged cliffs. In the city center, visitors can browse shops selling exquisite amber jewelry and crafts. Kuji has a unique cultural experience that combines ancient maritime traditions with geological wonders, making it for those exploring the Tohoku region.
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A museum in Kuji dedicated to the life and achievements of the legendary judoka Kyūzō Mifune.
Amber Hall in Kuji is a prominent cultural centre and theatre with striking architecture.
