Iwate Prefectural Public Hall

Confectionery Chef Yamazen

This panel introduces the production process of craft confectionery (from dough to mold cutting and finishing). Inside the store, there are about 30 craft confections made from sweets, such as flowers, trees, and birds, on display, and the ``Nanbu Hanaguma'', which won the Zenka Expo Crafts Award at the 23rd National Confectionery Expo, is spectacular. . You can fully enjoy the charm of Japanese sweets that make you feel each season through their reliable work with carefully selected ingredients.

Morioka Hachimangu Shrine

Morioka Hachimangu Shrine was built in 1680 by the 29th Lord Shigenobu Nanbu. The deity enshrined at Morioka Hachimangu Shrine is Shinada Wake no Mikoto (15th Emperor Ojin), who has been revered by local people since ancient times as the god of the roots of human life such as agriculture, industry, commerce, learning, food, clothing, and shelter. have been collected. Due to disasters such as the Great Morioka Fire in 1884 and damage from wind and snow over many years, the shrine building has been repeatedly rebuilt, and the current shrine building was rebuilt in December 1997. The vermilion-painted main shrine building with its colorful carvings exudes an imposing atmosphere as the new ``face of Morioka.'' As the largest shrine in the prefecture, and as a place of worship and celebrations that are rooted in people's lives, it is still crowded with visitors throughout the year.

Iwado Revitalization Center

There is an overnight training room, a corner where you can experience making local Yabukawa soba noodles, a large hall that can accommodate 150 people, and a farm-to-table corner. This is a multi-purpose facility that can be used for recreation while enjoying the seasonal colors of nature, as well as for various training sessions. (Equipped with self-catering facilities) Especially in winter, it is crowded with people fishing for smelt. You can also take a day trip bath after returning from camp, but reservations are required.