Morioka History and Culture Museum

Come to the plaza

This information dissemination base was named after the Morioka dialect for ``Please come.'' In addition to the `` Tourism and Culture Information Plaza '' on the second floor, there is also a shop selling specialty products and a light snack cafe. In addition, the `` Morioka Tegami Museum '' on the 6th floor stores and exhibits letters and diaries of great people connected to Morioka.

Morioka Jajamen (Morioka City)

Morioka Jajamen is boiled piping hot noodles topped with meat miso. Add seasonings such as garlic, ginger, chili oil, and vinegar to the cucumber and green onion ingredients according to your preference and mix. It is said to have its roots in the Chinese dish ``Chow Sauce Noodles,'' which has been adapted into an Iwate style. After eating, we recommend making ``Chicken Tang Tang'' by cracking the egg into the bowl and adding the boiling water along with a small amount of meat miso.

Aishinkan [Morioka Tsunagi Onsen]

A long-established inn founded in 1939. It is characterized by a Jomon bath in a garden modeled after the Shidanai ruins located to the west of Tsunagi Onsen. There is also a private bath with a sauna.