Location List

Renaissance style building built in 1911. The architect, Manji Kasai is from Morioka city and designed the building Tokyo station as well.Designated as a national important cultural property in 1994

Built in 1863. Yahaba Cho bought the house from Sasaki family in Fujisama area and relocated it to the Museum of History and Folklore. Registered as the town's tangible cultural asset.

A class certified by Ski Association of Japan and major competitions such as the national polity are held.

Old style building built in 1926.Present building is rebuilt in 2018.

Opened in May, 1972. A great facility for training for seminars right in front of Mt. Iwate. In addition to accommodation houses and training rooms, it has a ground, tennis courts, a softball groun...

The hub for industries, cultures and sports in Iwate Prefecture. Has a spacious site for multi-purpose uses including event halls （3,600㎡ in total, accommodating about 8,000 people), exhibition h...

Opened in 1998. The facility is directly connected with Morioka station on Japan Railway (JR). Has a large hall that is suitable for multi-purpose uses, from musicals and operas to large-scale conc...

About 40 minutes drive from Hanamaki Station on Japan Railway. A former elementary school is reused as a local promotion center.

A promotion center that uses the former Tase Junior High School. About 45 minutes drive from Hanamaki station on Japan Railway.

A general athletic field that has an athletics stadium, a sub-athletics stadium, a baseball stadium, a soccer/rugby stadium, 8 tennis courts, a park for children, a Japanese garden etc.

The path to the waterfall basin is well-maintained. Although the waterfall is not so large, the scene of the water flowing down in a fan-like form is beautiful.

The restaurant next to the Kenji Miyazawa Museum. It was named after the restaurant in Kenji's book "The Restaurant of Many Orders”.

Built in 1926．As it looks like a western building, the spaces for living and guests are separated as the layout of Samurai houses. The western-style corridor separated the two spaces, which is a v...

Built in 1974. The climate in Hanamaki City is similar to that of Bordeaux, France. That is one of the reasons why they started growing grapes to make wines.

A local promotion body using an abolished elementary school. Approximately 25 minutes from Hanamaki station on Japan Railway.

Built around 1930. There is a flowerbed designed by a famous author, Kenji Miyazawa.

Built in 1927 in commemoration of the Showa emperor. The modern style of architecture building was made of bricks. Registered as a tangible cultural asset.

The first geothermal plant in Japan launched in 1966. The 4th largest plant in the world. The giant white cooling tower and vapor from it creates a beautiful contrast with green around the plant. I...

Built in 2001. More than 3000 works from over the world and by the artists from Iwate Prefecture are displayed and stored.

Facility to offer information about tourism and culture in Morioka. Has a tourism desk, an event hall and a gallery.

About 60-minute drive from Hanamaki station on Japan Railway. Built in 807. Located in the village where has the starting point for climbing Mt. Hayachine. The main hall was built in the Keicho e...

Promenade in the city connecting Uecho where is the central urban area of the city and Kajomachi where the city hall is located.

Approximately 25-minute-drive from Hanamaki station on Japan Railway. They still offer mix bathing which is rare nowadays.

Hot spring with a long history.