Torigoe Kannon

Momiji Koyusha

``Momiji Koyusha'' was built to make use of the traditions that have been passed down in the area since ancient times, to promote interaction between generations, and to provide a place for visitors to experience bamboo crafts in a casual manner. Inside the museum, there is an exhibition corner displaying bamboo crafts such as backpack baskets and flower vases, as well as a bamboo crafts room where you can try your hand at making bamboo crafts.

Bandaikan

It was founded in 1909 as a puppet theater in a converted storehouse, and began screening movies in the Taisho era. The movie boom was at its peak in the 1950s, and the current building was constructed in 1956. It is the only active movie theater in Iwate Prefecture that still retains the vestiges of the good old days of the movie boom. It became a registered tangible cultural property of the country in 2016. The Cassiopeia Film Festival is held every year with special guests.

canaan ranch

A handmade bread factory located on a refreshing plateau. They also sell their products at a factory that makes handmade breads using Nishidake's spring water, 100% ground flour, millet grains, and handmade jams. You can also enjoy lunch with freshly baked bread while looking out at the glass-enclosed bakery. Lunch includes ice cream made at a nearby farm. The refreshing ice cream has natural flavors such as sesame and lettuce.