The former property and gardens of Meiji-era politician Hiroshi Abe, Ichinokura-tei is famous for its lotus flowers which bloom from late July to August.
Located on the Iwate University grounds, Morioka Imperial College of Agriculture and Forestry was the first college of its kind in Japan and features a small mu
Pyon Pyon Sya is a long-established chain of restaurants specializing in Morioka Reimen (Korean cold noodles), and this particular shop is their headquarters.
Zaimoku-cho Street, commonly known as Ihatov Avenue, is decorated with six statues related to the literature of Kenji Miyazawa.
Poet Takuboku Ishikawa and his newly-wedded wife resided in this house for a short period of time in 1905.
Pyon Pyon Sya is a long-established chain of restaurants specializing in Morioka Reimen (Korean cold noodles). This particular shop is located just east of Mori
Baeren Brewery manufactures classic European-style beer using German brewing equipment.
Located in the Nishi Awa area of Japan, Mori-Tei is in a prime spot within the Udatsu Old Street. Mori-Tei is a satellite office space open for events and both
Just a few doors down from Saiki Castle ruins, some of the best traditional Japanese food awaits! Overlooking a private Japanese garden, Sakura-tei serves the freshest locally-caught seafood in town. Sakura-tei also has an English menu available so if you’re in desperate need for some great seafood dishes, you’re in luck!
Mishima Tei is a good place to try that most famous of all Japanese beef dishes: sukiyaki. They select only the highest quality beef from all around Japan, and
Kurotsura-tei is a lamb and mutton barbecue restaurant located at a 3 minute walk from Susukino station(Nanboku line).
Tsutsuji-Tei is a small Japanese inn (ryokan) set within a large compound of around 16,500 square meters. There are ten guest rooms spread throughout the proper