Famous confectionery Ashiro Rindo

Nanbu Senbei Morioka Senbei Store

Morioka senbei shop founded in 1933. In addition to sesame and peanut, we sell about 20 types of rice crackers, including soy sauce and matcha. You can try your hand at baking at the Morioka Handicraft Village workshop. (100 yen per time)

Matsucchan market

At the farm direct sales store, we sell freshly grown locally grown vegetables and fruits, as well as flowers. We also have locally grown garlic and homemade miso rice balls. There is also a restaurant on the premises, and the soba and ramen served in a soup made with guinea fowl are popular.

Michikusa no Eki *On-site sales only

We travel to sell simple Japanese sweets made by local mothers, such as Mameshitogi (green beans and black beans), mugwort daifuku, mugwort mochi, ohagi, dengaku mochi, and wheat dango. We also sell seasonal vegetables such as wild vegetables.