Iwate Museums Morioka History and Culture Museum A museum dedicated to unraveling the history and culture of Morioka through diverse exhibits and materials. See More Related Articles 14 Things to Do in Morioka Morioka City is known for its charming blend of retro Meiji-era architecture, the beautiful Nakatsu River flowing through the city center, and the distant mountains that create a harmonious streetscape. Morioka's streets are imbued with a unique nostalgic atmosphere. Of course, Morioka's appeal goes beyond its picturesque streets. Morioka also offers spots to experience traditional Japanese culture and savor local delicacies like Wanko Soba and Morioka Cold Noodles. To fully enjoy the diverse attractions of Morioka, here are some must-visit tourist spots to explore.
14 Things to Do in Morioka Morioka City is known for its charming blend of retro Meiji-era architecture, the beautiful Nakatsu River flowing through the city center, and the distant mountains that create a harmonious streetscape. Morioka's streets are imbued with a unique nostalgic atmosphere. Of course, Morioka's appeal goes beyond its picturesque streets. Morioka also offers spots to experience traditional Japanese culture and savor local delicacies like Wanko Soba and Morioka Cold Noodles. To fully enjoy the diverse attractions of Morioka, here are some must-visit tourist spots to explore.
Iwate Zoos & Aquariums Michinoku Hydrangea Garden Experience the enchanting world created by 40,000 hydrangea plants in one of Japan's largest hydrangea gardens. See More
Iwate Hotels Kurosaki-sou An ocean-view haven perched atop a 180-meter cliff. See More Related Articles An Expedition into the Culture of Tohoku and the Sanriku Coast: A Walking Tour via the Michinoku Coastal Trail Sanriku Coast is the shoreline that stretches from Hachinohe City in Aomori Prefecture to Ishinomaki City in Miyagi Prefecture. While the region saw tremendous damage after the tsunami triggered by the Great East Japan Earthquake in March 2011, the abundant mountains and sea have continued to nurture the lives and distinct culture of those who live here since ancient times. Take to the Michinoku Coastal Trail, a new path built after tragedy, and step into a world of robust food culture and remarkable folk arts that are shaped by the landscapes tucked between forest and sea.
An Expedition into the Culture of Tohoku and the Sanriku Coast: A Walking Tour via the Michinoku Coastal Trail Sanriku Coast is the shoreline that stretches from Hachinohe City in Aomori Prefecture to Ishinomaki City in Miyagi Prefecture. While the region saw tremendous damage after the tsunami triggered by the Great East Japan Earthquake in March 2011, the abundant mountains and sea have continued to nurture the lives and distinct culture of those who live here since ancient times. Take to the Michinoku Coastal Trail, a new path built after tragedy, and step into a world of robust food culture and remarkable folk arts that are shaped by the landscapes tucked between forest and sea.
Iwate,Aomori Sanriku International Arts Festival A heritage of performing arts, from one generation to the next. See More Related Articles [Iwate Prefecture] Breathe Deep and Step into the Heritage of Performing Arts in Sanriku Sanriku Coast is the shoreline that stretches from Hachinohe City in Aomori Prefecture to Ishinomaki City in Miyagi Prefecture. While the region saw tremendous damage after the tsunami triggered by the Great East Japan Earthquake in March 2011, the area has continued to nurture its unique culture in tandem with the sea and mountains since ancient times.
[Iwate Prefecture] Breathe Deep and Step into the Heritage of Performing Arts in Sanriku Sanriku Coast is the shoreline that stretches from Hachinohe City in Aomori Prefecture to Ishinomaki City in Miyagi Prefecture. While the region saw tremendous damage after the tsunami triggered by the Great East Japan Earthquake in March 2011, the area has continued to nurture its unique culture in tandem with the sea and mountains since ancient times.
Iwate Commercial Buildings Ezuriko Shopping Center, PAL A shopping center loved for over 40 years for its extensive lineup of products. See More
Iwate Commercial Buildings Morioka Station Building Fes"an A commercial facility directly connected to the station, filled with the charms of Morioka. See More
Iwate Winter festivals & Events Hanamaki Night around the Stars Let lanterns float into the sky over a snowscape. The event is limited to guests staying at Hanamaki 12 Hot Springs. See More
Iwate Museums Kuji Amber Museum The only amber museum in Japan, where you can see, touch, and experience the mysterious amber. An amber mining workshop is also available. See More
Iwate Museums Tono Monogatari no Yakata (Tono Folktale Museum) The tourism facility with a mission to pass on the Tono Monogatari (Tale of Tono) by Kunio Yanagita. See More
Iwate Inns Nagisatei Taro-an Rooms with en suite private baths that overlook the Pacific Ocean. See More
Iwate Miscellaneous Goods Kogensya “Kogensya” started out as a publishing company. It is now a folk craft store that sells handicrafts from all over Japan. See More
Iwate Shrines & Temples Kappabuchi Pool / Jokenji Temple Behind Jokenji runs Kappabuchi Creek, where a folklore says Kappa, the monster, lived. See More
