Morioka Station Building Fes

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Morioka Station Building Fes"an

A commercial facility directly connected to the station, filled with the charms of Morioka.

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About 160 stores offering a wide variety of goods such as fashion items, interior goods, lifestyle goods, cosmetics, restaurants, and food stores are gathered in the station building directly connected to JR Morioka Station. Many famous national brands have opened their first stores in Iwate, and the area is crowded with locals and tourists on weekends.

There is also a wide variety of souvenir stores that are unique to Iwate Prefecture and the Tohoku region. In particular, the first floor of the “Odense Building” offers a wide variety of souvenirs, including famous confectioneries that have been loved in Iwate for many years, the latest popular sweets, fresh marine products that are only available in Iwate's production areas, and local sake and wine brewed in Iwate's climate. There is also a wide variety of crafts that Iwate Prefecture is proud of, such as the nationally renowned Nambu ironware and lacquerware.

In the restaurant area, you will find a wide variety of local gourmet restaurants, including Morioka cold noodles, Wanko soba, and Morioka jaja-men, as well as local cuisine made with abundant use of local ingredients. Blessed with abundant nature facing the ocean and mountains, Iwate is known as the "Kingdom of Food" and is a treasure trove of delicious food ingredients.

Highlights

  • Directly connected to JR Morioka Station for easy access.
  • A wide variety of about 160 stores are gathered here.
  • A wide variety of souvenirs and local cuisine unique to Iwate Prefecture are available.

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  • A variety of well-known restaurants that continue to be loved by locals

    A variety of well-known restaurants that continue to be loved by locals

  • Directly connected to JR "Morioka" station, even on rainy days.

    Directly connected to JR "Morioka" station, even on rainy days.

  • Odense Building, where you can find a variety of souvenirs

    Odense Building, where you can find a variety of souvenirs

Official FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions have been vetted and answered directly by each listing.

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Do you have signs or pamphlets in foreign languages? (If you do, which languages are available?)

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Some of the information signs are written in English.

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Is parking available?

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There are five designated parking lots.

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Are coin lockers available?

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There are a total of six coin locker locations in the museum.

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Is free WiFi available in the facility?

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Available. “FESAN_1188" is available without a password.

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Are tax refunds available?

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Available at some stores and at the information desk on the 2nd floor of the main building. *There are some conditions.

Reviews

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    As soon as I arrived at Morioka Station,
    I was completely surprised 🙀!
    The rest of my planned itinerary was totally delayed by the shopping mall.
    It has everything—food, clothing, household goods, and transportation.
    Even The North Face has more than one branded section.

    Morioka Station is a major transportation hub in Japan's Tohoku region and one of the terminal stations of the Tohoku Shinkansen. There is a shopping mall inside the station, and many restaurants and popular tourist attractions nearby.
    Shopping and services inside the station
    FES"AN: A shopping mall connected to Morioka Station, offering both shopping and dining.
    JR East Travel Service Center: Provides travel information and assistance to travelers.
    Coin lockers: The station has coin lockers for travelers' convenience.
    Nearby popular food
    The area around the station is a prime spot for Morioka reimen, with many well-known yakiniku restaurants and local eateries.
    Pyon-Pyon-Sha Morioka Ekimae: Within walking distance and known for its signature reimen and yakiniku. Locals recommend it too.
    Seirokaku: Another popular yakiniku and reimen restaurant near the station, serving chewy reimen and set meals.
    Daido-en: Another recommended Morioka reimen restaurant, well reviewed for its light broth and chewy noodles.
    Sushi Seijiro: Located inside the FES"AN shopping mall, serving sushi and other Japanese dishes.
    Fukuda Pan Main Store: Sells popular local bread rolls with more than 54 flavor combinations.
    Nearby tourist attractions
    Morioka City Loop Bus “Denden-mushi”: You can take this loop bus from Morioka Station to easily reach the main attractions in the city.
    Morioka Castle Ruins Park: Located east of the station, this is the site of the former castle of the Nanbu clan. From here, you can continue to Sakurayama Shrine.
    Sakurayama Shrine: Located next to Morioka Castle Ruins Park, it is a local center of worship.
    Rock-Splitting Cherry Tree: A famous attraction in central Morioka designated as a National Natural Monument.
    Transportation information
    Getting around the city: Transportation is mainly by bus and on foot. Iwate Kenpoku Bus serves the city's main attractions and commercial areas, and there is also the Denden-mushi loop bus.
    Airport bus: Buses to and from Hanamaki Airport are available at the bus terminal in front of the station.
    Special feature: Morioka Station is where the Tohoku Shinkansen and Akita Shinkansen split, so you can watch the trains separate or couple here.

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    They sell everything from local souvenirs to cosmetics—it's basically a mini department store. You can pick up all the famous Morioka noodle gift sets here in one go.

Details

Name in Japanese
盛岡駅ビル フェザン
Postal Code
020-0034
Address
1-44 Moriokaekimaedori, Morioka City, Iwate
Telephone
019-654-1188 (Main number)
Closed
Irregular holidays
Business hours
Honkan 1-3F, Fes"an Terrace: 10:00am - 8:00pm,
Main building B1: 10:00am - 8:30pm,
Restaurant Menkoi Yokocho 11:00am - 9:30pm,
Odense Building 1F 9:00am - 8:30pm,
Odense Building B1 10:00am - 8:30pm
*Opening hours differ for some stores.
Directions
Directly connected to JR Morioka Station
Credit Cards
Accepted *Varies by store
Official Website
Official Website (English)
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