Steak/Teppanyaki Japanese Kana

Daisenji Temple

Daisenji Temple, known for Okan's grave, has a main hall with a unique treasure-style warped roof that was rebuilt during the Bunsei era of the Edo period. The treasure-shaped roof is characterized by the beautiful flowing lines of the jewels and the curved eaves. The curved eaves are full of strength and create a wonderful spatial composition.

Place of publication of “Shotenchi”

Takuboku Ishikawa left his newlywed home (3-chome, Chuo-dori, Morioka City) where he lived for three weeks after marrying his wife, Setsuko, and moved to Kagano Iki-cho, Morioka City. Takuboku lived here for nine months from July 1908 until he returned to Shibumin as a substitute teacher in March of the following year, and these were memorable days in Takuboku's life. It was also here that he published the literary magazine ``Shotenchi,'' and his thoughts at the time are described in the foreword of his long poem ``Eban Magazine.''

Yakiniku/cold noodles Seirokaku

"Seirokaku" is located on the second floor of the commercial facility "GEN Plaza" in front of JR Morioka Station. This yakiniku restaurant is popular for its cold noodles, serving up to 1,000 servings a day during the summer. The calm interior of the restaurant has table seats, tatami mats, private rooms, and a hall, so it can be used for a variety of occasions. The signature menu is cold noodles. Hand-kneaded noodles with a firm texture, beef shank and fat are carefully prepared, This is a masterpiece that creates an exquisite harmony between the slowly simmered, flavorful soup and the fully fermented special kimchi.