Yamagata, which is situated in the westernmost part of the Tohoku region, is blessed with many quality fruits such as cherries and pears, Japanese Sake, and the Yonezawa-gyu beef. Travelers can easily reach Yamagata about 60 minutes by plane from Haneda to Yamagata Airport, and it takes around 30 minutes from the airport to Yamagata Station by Bus. I was doing some research on the internet lately and found that Yamagata is filled with beautiful natural landscape. They have more than 100 hot springs, and lately people have visited Yamagata to see the abundant nature that changes from season to season. I want to be there one day!
People also come to enjoy the serene nature and delicious food in Yamagata, Tohoku, Japan. Not only as the largest Ramen consumption in Japan, but Yamagata also is the sole production area of natural oil (rice oil) in the Tohoku region. Even for a unique snowflake pasta, all of the ingredients are produced in Yamagata. Their farmer experts guarantee safe cultivation methods that do not include the use of additives or chemicals. The secret to recreate this particular form of snowflake that gives the name to the snowflake pasta is a single design, created thanks to the cooperation with the Tohoku University of Art and Design of Yamagata.
Hey, you know what? I’ve bought a similar pasta, but with Doraemon’s face shape when I visited Fujiko Fujio Museum in Japan last year. Somehow, snow-shaped pasta may have a different taste and texture from the one that we bought last year. If you want to look for a unique form of pasta instead of regular pasta, you should buy this pasta when you are in Japan. I know you probably will want to impress your loved one with this pasta. I’ve found an interesting recipe from the following link https://www.facebook.com/TasteofTohoku?fref=ts, you should check this out!
