Hiraizumi Cultural Heritage Center

Hakusan Shrine

There is an outdoor Noh stage that is designated as a nationally designated important cultural property.

Muryokoin Ruins [World Heritage Site]

Muryoko-in Temple, built by the third generation Hidehira, is modeled after the Phoenix Hall at Uji Byodo-in Temple. Hidehira Temple was adjacent to the Garan Imperial Palace, where he lived. Most of the ruins have been turned into rice paddies, but the ruins of the pond, Nakajima, and temple foundation still remain. According to the results of the excavation survey conducted in 1955, it was a magnificent temple, with the axis of the temple running from east to west passing through the east gate, bridge, middle island, and bridge hall, and beyond which one could see Mt. Kinkeizan. It is known that

Iwate Prefectural Hiraizumi World Heritage Guidance Center

On November 20, 2021, a facility opened that will serve as a base for disseminating information about the value of Hiraizumi's cultural heritage both domestically and internationally. There is a corner introducing the Yanaginogosho Ruins, which is said to be the site of the Oshu Fujiwara clan's government office.