Izumu Real Estate is a real estate agency that produces long-term living in Iwate. We provide information on properties in Tono City, Iwate Prefecture, the attractions of Iwate Prefecture, and real estate information that ordinary real estate agents cannot provide.

Izunokuni City's Izunokuni Child-rearing Support App is a child-rearing and vaccination information service.

The book covers and notebook covers from Izu seamstress Musei-an are hand-sewn using traditional Japanese textiles. Each and every item is made with care and attention, and we only create one-of-a-kind, exquisite items. If you are looking for something unique, or if you want your own favorite cover, please visit our website. We also have an online store.

料理の宿 伊豆のうみは伊豆高原の閑静な高級別荘地の奥にひっそりと佇む自然豊かな小さな料理宿です。旬の素材をふんだんに使った四季折々の日本料理をどうぞ心ゆくまでお楽しみください。

We have been making Izu Milk for over 100 years using 100% Izu-produced raw milk. Ooki Dairy is the manufacturer of Izu Milk and Ooki Milk. We deliver freshly squeezed raw milk to the local Izu area.

This is the homepage of Mama no Mori Kindergarten, an educational corporation in Kunitachi City run by Goura Gakuen. At Mama no Mori Kindergarten, we value the cooperation required for group living and the will to express oneself, and we provide an environment that can help develop children for elementary school life.

IZU☆LABO is a street information site operated by the Izuro Shopping District Promotion Association. We provide the latest information that will be useful for shopping, sightseeing, gourmet food, walking around the Izuro Shopping District in Tenmonkan, Kagoshima City!

Founded in 1963, Izu Shoji is a company that deals in housing equipment, tiles, partitions, and air conditioning equipment, with a network covering one metropolis and three prefectures. We support local construction companies with spatial proposals and specialized on-site response capabilities. We will help you create comfortable living and working spaces that will make you feel like "I want to stay here longer."

It is said that Minamoto no Yoritomo, who was exiled to Izu Province, prayed for the restoration of the Minamoto clan and met with his wife, Hojo Masako, here. In gratitude for the divine favor that had made his long-cherished wish come true, he worshipped this shrine as the "protector of the Kanto region and the eight provinces." Tokugawa Ieyasu, who also deeply revered Yoritomo, also worshipped him as the "god of good fortune" who would rule the country in his own imitation.

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