BokenJapanSights in Morioka, Iwate
Morioka · Iwate · 24 places
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Pyonpyonsha Inaricho Main Store
Yakiniku cold noodle restaurant. Made with high-quality potato starch, the noodles are chewy and smooth and go down smoothly, with a rich, natural soup made with plenty of fresh beef bones and chicken, and a special kimchi with sour and spiciness.
Restaurant Pioneer Ranch
We offer a variety of menus, including Iwate Tankaku Beef steaks, as well as premium 100% Iwate Wagyu hamburgers and hamburgers made with our special demi-glace sauce, as well as wine.
Taya Orchard
An orchard on a small hill overlooking Mt. Iwate and the Kitakami River.
Iwado Lake Rest House
Soba is the best health food that can be grown without using pesticides.
Asajima sightseeing apple orchard
You can enjoy picking several types of apples at the scenic apple orchard.
Morioka Reimen (Cold Noodles)
Cold noodles originally originated in the northern part of the Korean peninsula, but Teruto Aoki, who was originally from Hamheung in the northern part of the peninsula and immigrated to Japan, opened a restaurant called "Shodoen" in Morioka in 1955 (which…
Shokudoen
Founded in 1954, this is the original yakiniku cold noodle restaurant of Morioka cold noodles.
Azumaya
On November 24, 2020, our newly renovated main store opened!
Michinoku Coca-Cola Bottling Link (Morioka City Ice Rink)
Michinoku Coca-Cola Bottling Link (Morioka City Ice Rink)
Morioka Dagashi Sekiguchiya Confectionery
Morioka Dagashi Sekiguchiya Confectionery
Morioka Jajamen (Morioka City)
Morioka Jajamen is boiled piping hot noodles topped with meat miso.
Daimaruya Murata Confectionery
Daimaruya Co., Ltd. Murata Confectionery Store
Meimeiya
Our cold noodles, which are made with carefully selected chewy noodles that have a thorough pursuit of flavor, are now available for shipping nationwide.
Yakiniku/Morioka Reimen Hige
We are proud of our handmade Morioka cold noodles. Soup and kimchi are all homemade.
Kinoene Main Store
A restaurant where you can enjoy Morioka's local cuisine "Nanbu Hatto Nabe".
Daidoen
A restaurant where you can mainly enjoy authentic yakiniku made from Iwate Prefecture Kuroge Wagyu beef and hand-crafted Morioka cold noodles.
Ishikawa Takuboku Poetry Monument (Morioka Castle Ruins Park (Iwate Park))
Ishikawa Takuboku Poetry Monument (Morioka Castle Ruins Park (Iwate Park))
Morioka Tegamikan
This is a unique facility in Japan that stores, researches, and exhibits manuscripts, diaries, etc., mainly letters of our ancestors.
Plaza Odette
This information dissemination base was named after the Morioka dialect for "Please come." In addition to the "
Morioka City Ancestor Memorial Hall
A memorial museum that introduces the predecessors connected to Morioka who were active after the Meiji period.
Morioka Shinkin Bank Main Branch (former savings bank)
Morioka Shinkin Bank Main Branch (former savings bank)
Hara Takashi Memorial Museum
This memorial hall is located on the grounds of the mansion where Takashi Hara, who organized Japan's first political party cabinet and was known as the commoner prime minister, was born.
Miyazawa Kenji Stone Monument (Kogensha)
Miyazawa Kenji Stone Monument (Koharasha)
Kogensha
Kogensha is the publisher of Kenji Miyazawa's collection of children's stories, "Restaurant with Many Orders," published before his death.