Sightseeing Spots

Foxbaden Spa Dome

A 100% natural hot spring where you can enjoy bubble baths and electric saunas. We recently excavated the No. 2 source (spring temperature 45℃), and sodium chloride and hydrogen carbonate springs gushed out. It is a hot spring that will make your skin smooth. Please use it for meetings, large and small banquets, karaoke, etc.

Nishidake beech forest

Hitsumi

A dish made by kneading flour with water, rolling it out thinly by hand, tearing it into pieces by hand, and simmering it in a soy sauce-based soup containing chicken, burdock, carrots, mushrooms, etc. The ingredients and stock vary depending on the season and family, with some regions using local chicken, mushrooms, and river crabs. The name ``Hittsumi'' comes from the dialect word ``Hitsumu,'' which means ``to tear it apart by hand.'' In some regions, it is also called ``Totenage.'' It has a chewy texture and smooth texture, and is served with seasonal flavors, making it a heartwarming taste of Iwate's hometown.

Pension Beer Field

Fountain flower

A handmade tofu shop located along Route 282 in Hachimantai City. Freshly fried ``Soymilk Donatsu'' and ``Soymilk Soft'', where the aroma of tofu fills your mouth when you take a bite, are also popular with tourists.

Timber town city

During the feudal period, there were markets all over Morioka Castle. Much of it has been lost to the times, but Morioka still has a market of simple humanity. Ihatov Avenue, lined with monuments to Kenji Miyazawa, is 400 meters long. The streets are lined with shops, and the streets are filled with shoppers. In addition to selling fresh vegetables, fruits, and pickles at bargain prices, you can also enjoy local sake and beer while walking.

Morioka City General Pool

A comprehensive swimming pool officially recognized by the Japan Swimming Federation, completed in May 1999.

Southern Kokeshi (Tadao Sato)

He trained in wood turning from 1955 under his father, Eikichi, who was an unexamined recommended craftsman, and inherited the Onji and Eikichi styles from 1955.

Taneyama Plateau Mt.