This private residence of Segawa Yasugoro, a prominent political and business figure of the Meiji period (1868–1912), features a garden designated as a protected garden by the city.

The pond occ...

Built in 1884 in the former village of Shibutami, this school building closed in 1963. After its closure, it was used by local residents as the Matsunai Community Center, and in 1968 it was relocat...

This international-level ski resort hosted the Alpine Skiing World Championship in 1993. It offers a range of courses, including the men's course, which spans 5,000 meters with a vertical drop of 9...

This is the largest market in Japan organized cooperatively. Entering the narrow alleys of the winding residential area, you’ll find vegetables, wild plants, flowers, fruits, and pickles displayed ...

With a total of 19 diverse courses suitable for beginners to advanced skiers, the resort offers a variety of slopes. Located at 40 degrees north latitude, the Aspiring Snow boasts excellent snow qu...

Located on the front street of Morioka Station in Morioka City, this is a station served by East Japan Railway Company (JR East) and IGR Iwate Galaxy Railway. It is the central station of Morioka C...

The main tourist spot in Morioka. With Iwate Mountain in front, you can enjoy a complete view of not only the Kitakami River but also the city of Morioka, known for its trees and water. It is also ...

Located by the shores of Lake Goshoko, this facility allows visitors to experience the traditional local industries of the Morioka area firsthand. The Nambu curved house on the premises was once de...

A relaxing spot for locals, this area offers a panoramic view of Morioka City and is perfect for a casual stroll. It also features a monument inscribed with a poem by Michizo Tachihara.

Opened in June, 1967. One of the oldest existing gyms in Miyagi prefecture. Has conference rooms, waiting room, reception office, and a multi-purpose room in addition to the arena area (1,877㎡) . ...