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Yanagi no Gosho Historical Park

Hiraizumi Town

Southern Iwate

History / Culture

The Yanaginogosho ruins, which are said to have been built by the first generation Kiyohira and redeveloped by the third generation Hidehira, are highly likely to be the Heisenkan (government office). It opened to the public as a historic park on April 24, 2010.

Location
029-4102 Hiraizumi, Hiraizumi-cho, Nishiiwai-gun, Iwate Prefecture Kararaku
Business Hours
April to October 9:00 to 17:00 (until 16:30 from November to Monday)
Closed
Year-end and New Year holidays (12/29-1/3)
Price
free
Inquiries
Yanagi no Gosho Museum
Phone number 0191-34-1001
Website
http://www2.pref.iwate.jp/~hp0909/Open in new tab
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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.

Hiraizumi Town

Southern Iwate
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Bashokan (serve-style wanko soba)

Bashokan's Wanko Soba is served in a platter style. Also known as Hiraizumi Wanko Soba, bowls filled with bite-sized soba noodles are brought to the table. Transfer the soba noodles to your own bowl, add your favorite seasonings, and enjoy in one bite. Hidehira-lacquered trays and bowls are used.

Hiraizumi Town

Southern Iwate

Yanagi no Gosho ruins

The Yanaginogosho ruins, which are said to have been built by the first generation Kiyohira and redeveloped by the third generation Hidehira, are highly likely to correspond to Heisenkan (government office).

Hiraizumi Town

Southern Iwate
History / CultureMuseums