Please read the profile before purchasing. Please read the entire description to prevent any issues. ☆ Instant purchase is welcome. ☆ No price reductions. ☆ Please read the profile. Prices are set based on past transactions on Mercari. Discounts only considered for combined purchases. Thank you for viewing. Unused item stored at home. There may be scratches, wrinkles, or traces of tag removal from storage. Please understand that initial defects are not covered as the item is unopened. Perfect for those who missed out or for your collection! ○ This is a personal flea market. If you are unsure about the size or image, we recommend purchasing in-store. ○ Shipping will be via Nekopos (a Japanese delivery service). ○ Please ask any questions before purchasing if anything is unclear from the images. ○ Please contact us before leaving a rating if there is a problem with the item. Badge, pin badge ☆ Mt. Nanashigure is a mountain located in the northwestern part of Iwate Prefecture. Its elevation is 1,063 m [2]. It is located in Hachimantai City and is selected as one of the New 100 Famous Japanese Mountains and the Tohoku 100 Mountains. It seems the name comes from the fact that it rains seven times a day. There is also a theory that the Rikuyo Odan Road, which runs along the mountainside, was formerly called Ryuka-do, but "Kasumi" (mist) was mistaken for "※ (shiyu)", and then the characters for Nanashigure-do were used (Togo Yoshida). The vast area surrounded by Mt. Tashiro, which faces it, is the Tashiro Plateau. In addition to cattle grazing and haymaking, highland vegetables are also cultivated, creating a pastoral atmosphere.