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Kizuya main store

A wealthy merchant family during the feudal period. Located in Somon, the gateway to the castle town of Morioka, it retains its original appearance and has a quaint earthen storehouse structure with fire prevention in mind. It was designated as a cultural property by Iwate Prefecture in 1981.

Sakurayama Shrine

It was founded in 1749. The main shrine building is located on the ruins of Sannomaru of Morioka Castle, and was worshiped as the guardian deity of the Nanbu domain. In 1926, a sword made by Kuninaga in the early Nanbokucho period was donated to Sakurayama Shrine by Nanbu Rijun. This is designated as a national important cultural property. The annual festival is held from May 25th to 27th, and includes a parade of warriors and offerings of traditional performing arts.

Yabuya Morioka Station Fezan Branch

Located in Morioka Station Building Feisan, Wanko Soba is available for one person only. The 10-cup trial course limited to the Fezan store is also popular. The noodles are made in-house using buckwheat flour sourced from Iwate Prefecture, and the traditional soba soup is also popular. Enjoy it with condiments that bring out the flavor of soba, such as tuna, grated mushroom mushrooms, and grated yam.