[Akita Prefecture, Yokote City] A traditional rice cake pounding experience in a charming old-fashioned house in a silvery white world

Omonogawa Minkaen Kido Gorobei Village, where thatched roof houses from the Edo to Taisho periods have been relocated and restored, is a nostalgic space that makes you feel as if you've traveled back in time. Cherry blossoms in spring, green leaves in summer, maple leaves in autumn, and deep snow in winter... Why not try pounding rice cakes amid the changing scenery of the seasons? Enjoy the dynamic experience of pounding rice cakes using a traditional pestle and mortar, accompanied by the spirited call of "Yoisho!" ("Yoisho!"). Freshly pounded rice cakes are exceptionally delicious! Why not experience some good old Japanese culture with your family or a group? *This experience requires a minimum of 10 people to operate.

Along with the shouts of "Yoisho!", you can feel the breathing of the pounders from a distance, making this a very special experience limited to one group per day.

It's sure to be a photogenic spot, and you can enjoy the space that makes you feel like you've traveled back in time.

Freshly pounded rice cakes are exceptionally delicious! Enjoy a variety of flavors, including kinako (roasted soybean flour) and red bean paste.