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Shosuke Sato

Born in Hanamaki City, he was one of Japan's first doctorates in agriculture. The first president of Hokkaido Imperial University (later Hokkaido University). He entered Sapporo Agricultural College (currently Hokkaido University) in 1891 as one of the first students and studied under Dr. Clark. After graduating, he moved to the United States and studied agricultural technology and agricultural policy. After returning to Japan, he continued to contribute to the promotion of agricultural education.

Morioka Theater

The Morioka Theater was built in 1912, just two years after the Tokyo National Theater, as a result of citizens' efforts to relax. After that, it disappeared with the passage of time, but in 1990, it was brought back to life in the same place due to the enthusiasm of the citizens. Literary drama was also revived at the same time. It is now the only theater in Japan that performs literary plays.

Lake Gosho

A dam lake created by damming the Shizukuishi River. There are sports facilities, an aquatic botanical garden, Nanbu Magareya, and other facilities along the lakeside where you can easily enjoy leisure activities. At the foot of Tsunagi Ohashi Bridge stands a statue of ``Zion'' created by Yasutake Funakoshi. In addition, there is a cosmos field along the prefectural road Morioka Uguisuku Line heading from Morioka City to Lake Gosho.The approximately 500 tsubo (500 tsubo) land that was built so that it would be close to the road has orange flowers blooming at sunset, pink and white flowers. A sensation has been planted. A perfect location where you can see Mt. Iwate, the silver-colored Lake Gosho, and Gosho Bridge in the background. Cosmos blooming period: Early August to early October