Things to do

Founded in the third year of culture (1806).
It is a local sake brewery famous for delicious local sake such as Daiginjo Inamuraya and pure rice Daiginjo Ikuhara Sake Hisa.

An Asian cafe that has been renovated from the warehouse behind the Matsu no Yu Community Center.
Authentic coconut curry and nasi goreng by a store manager from Malaysia, etc.
Enjoy an ethnic lunch or tapioca milk tea.
Matsu no Yu Community Center You can also eat and drink at this facility.

A shop where you can listen to live shamisen music.
We also sell many souvenirs.

Using the Neputa picture that was actually used at the Neputa Festival,
It is a workshop where you can sell and experience making handmade lanterns and uchiwa.

Completed in 1902, it is a garden of Tsugaru's unique gardening method "Oishi Takegaku-ryu", which was built on a vast site in the town.
From the end of the Edo period to the modern era, the unique style that prevailed in the Tsugaru region is precious, so it was designated as a historic site scenic natural monument on January 26, 2006.

It is a regional exchange hall that features pine trees that penetrate through the roof.
It is a facility that you can feel free to use as a break / information center for walking around Kuroishi.
As the name implies, it was a public bath loved by the local people until 1993.
After the closure, many people strongly requested that it be preserved and used as a landmark of the town, so it was rebuilt as it was at that time and reborn as the Matsunoyu Community Center in 2015.