Recommended Tours
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In the center of Morioka City, the largest city in Iwate Prefecture, there is a large castle ruins with a calm river flowing nearby. With houses from the Edo period, retro styled banks, and relaxing cafes, Morioka city has both old and new architecture coexisting in the city. Cuisine such as Wanko Soba and Morioka Cold Noodles are famous dishes you must try!
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Iwate Bank Red Brick Hall was built in 1911 and was made with red brick walls and a renaissance styled green dome. It is a beautiful landmark of Morioka. Once you open the doors you can look around the beautiful interior of the building, and also learn about the history of Morioka.
About a 10-minute bus ride from Morioka Station. Alight at Morioka Bus Center bus stop and you will reach in a minute's walk.
Morioka Castle Ruins Park is located where Morioka Castle was built in the year 1633. It is a perfect destination with a large stone wall, and various flowers blooming in different seasons. Nearby, there are several remains of the castle town.
About a 5-minute bus ride from Morioka Station. About a one-minute walk from the bus stop "Moriokajoseki-koen".
Wanko Soba was born with the intention for people to eat until they are full. The soba noodles are served as one bite size, and you ask for seconds by responding to the server's call for adding on. Aim for 100 servings!
Various places within the city
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