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Change font color White Black Change font size Language 日本語 English 繁體字 한국어 Get to know Biei Understand Biei in 5 Minutes! SPRING SUMMER AUTUMN WINTER History Find a place to go Food and Drink Accommodation Hot Spring Popular Spots Experience Shopping Living Search Destination Find your own adventure Biei Shirogane Blue Pond Travel around the hills Shops used Biei Wheat as ingredient Sightseeing on rainy day sakura Events Sightseeing Spots Getting around Biei Travel by sightseeing bus Ways to travel Access Experience/Latest information Certified Guide Programs A request to all visitors News News Information for travel agencies and media For Travel Agents and Transportation Carriers To all members of the Press About Biei Tourism Association Privacy policy Disclaimer Contact us FAQ Brochure Contact us Contact us Change font color White Black Change font size Food and Drink Accommodation Hot Spring Popular Spots Experience Shopping Living A request to all visitors AUTUMN Biei Tourism Association > Mame-Nio (Bean Mounds) Mame-Nio (Bean Mounds) There are so many adorable tiny houses on the hills! This is classic Biei autumn scenery and they are called “mame-nio” in Japanese. In Japan, there is a traditional means of harvesting beans known as “niotsumi”, which means “to pile up into a mound”, and when this technique is applied to beans, it is called “mame-nio” (meaning, “bean mounds”). It might not look it, but it&＃8217;s actually very labour-intensive to make mame-nio. The harvested beans are gathered into a pyramid shape and are left to dry for several days. This process is called “Shimadate” in Japanese. Once the beans have dried sufficiently (which usually takes three days to one week, depending on the weather) they are piled up once again in the “mame-nio” fashion. This is not done with machinery—the entire process is done by hand. Once they have been reasonably piled up, the last step is to put little hat called a “mame-pocchi” on top of them, a waterproof plastic sheet. Taken halfway through October in 2019, the only “mame-nio” we could find When you look at these shapes all neatly lined up in the fields, from afar they almost look like kindergarteners out on a day excursion! However, due to recent advancements in mechanisation and because making them is such hard work, here in Biei the number of farmers who make mame-nio is decreasing. We don&＃8217;t know how much longer this precious scenery will be around—the sight of classic autumnal mame-nio decorating the hills. Because of the huge swing between hot and cold temperatures, here in Biei it&＃8217;s possible to harvest very high-quality beans. As you&＃8217;re here, we&＃8217;d like to take a moment to introduce some products made from beans! ◆Enjoy Biei Beans Mame-Gokoro “Mame-Gokoro” means “A Heart of Beans” in Japanese. “Mame-Gokoro” are steamed beans, using six kinds of beans produced in Biei (soybeans, red kidney beans, tiger beans, white beans, black beans and green soybeans). These have been lovingly made by the farmers&＃8217; wives and the many housewives of Biei. They contain no artificial additives or colourants and because they are steamed they are packed with nutrients! They have not been seasoned in any way so you can use them for all kinds of cooking. Biei Table Oka-no-Okashi　Black Beans Biei black beans that have been freeze-dried. They have been seasoned slightly with sugar and have a wonderful smell… once you try them, you&＃8217;ll be addicted! Biei Table Oka-no-Okashi　Azuki Beans Azuki beans grown in Biei that have been carefully boiled and freeze-dried. The packaging is also very cute, it looks exactly like azuki beans! This is a popular product, with a gentle sweetness and a pleasant crunchy texture. An-Jam (Azuki Bean Jam) A jam 100% made from Biei-grown shumari azuki beans. It comes in a tube so you can handily use only the amount that you need. If you spread this on toast, then you can easily make a classic Japanese breakfast dish, “ogura toast”! It&＃8217;s also a great topping for mochi rice cakes or ice cream. Biei Hills Perfume This is an original coffee blend hand-roasted at “Kita-Koboh” coffee shop in town, made with soy beans grown through a contracted farm in Biei&＃8217;s hills and coffee beans. This product is “Bieitiful”-branded. The owner of Kita-Koboh tasted dozens of bean varieties before choosing a variety called “Ohsodefuri Soybeans”. These soybeans have a gentle fragrance and are rich in flavour. This is a great product either as a souvenir or as a little treat for yourself! ●Shop Information Kita Koboh Address Hokkaido, Kamikawa-gun, Biei-cho, Sakaemachi 3-5-31 TEL 0166-92-1447 Opening Hours 10:00～18:00 Closure Days Wednesdays More Information Facebook Instagram ◆Buy Biei Beans Biei Senka Address Hokkaido, Kamikawa-gun, Biei-cho, Omachi 2 TEL 0166-92-4400 Opening Hours Opening hours differ by season. For more information, please check Biei Senka&＃8217;s homepage. Closure Days Senka Market & Bakery: Open All Week Restaurant & Senka Factory: Wednesdays Website (Japanese Only) Roadside Station Biei &＃8220;Oka-no-Kura&＃8221; Address Hokkaido, Kamikawa-gun, Biei-cho, Honmachi 1-9-21 TEL 0166-92-0920 Opening Hours Opening hours differ by season. For more information, please check Oka-no-Kura&＃8217;s homepage. Holidays Open every day all year round (With the exception of New Year, Dec 31st &＃8211; Jan 3rd) Website (Japanese Only) ◆Handmade Accessories Made From Beans mallow Cute and colourful accessories that you&＃8217;ll be surprised to know are made from beans! They are made by Biei hand-crafter mallow. By day, mallow works as a farmer, but in their free time they make accessories made from natural materials like beans and corn husks. Please do come and browse them for yourself! ◆Where To Buy Accessories Biei Town Handmade Shop la colline Address Hokkaido, Kamikawa-gun, Biei-cho, Nakamachi 1-4-8 TEL 0166-74-3185 Opening Hours Every Thursday, Friday and Saturday 10:00～17:00 ※Sometimes open on other days, too. Enquire for more information. Closure Days No scheduled closures (though may be closed irregularly) facebook Instagram As you can see, even with something as simple as beans there&＃8217;s many ways to enjoy yourself in Biei! As you enjoy our scenery, please do keep Biei&＃8217;s farm produce in mind. シェアする Tweet « previous article back to the list next article » 1-2-14 Motomachi, Biei, Kamikawagun, Hokkaido, Japan 071-0208Biei Tourism Association (In Shiki-no-Jouhoukan) TEL: (81)166-92-4378 Get to know Biei Understand Biei in 5 Minutes! SPRING SUMMER AUTUMN WINTER History Find a place to go Food and Drink Accommodation Hot Spring Popular Spots Experience Shopping Living Search Destination Find your own adventure Biei Shirogane Blue Pond Travel around the hills Shops used Biei Wheat as ingredient Sightseeing on rainy day sakura Events Sightseeing Spots Getting around Biei Travel by sightseeing bus Ways to travel Access Experience/Latest information Certified Guide Programs A request to all visitors News Information for travel agencies and media For Travel Agents and Transportation Carriers To all members of the Press About Biei Tourism Association Privacy policy Disclaimer お問い合せ FAQ Brochure Contact us © 2024 一般社団法人 美瑛町観光協会