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big roof takizawa

Takizawa City

Central Iwate

    Big Roof Takizawa consists of a community center, library, antenna shop, and restaurant, and is a complex facility that can be enjoyed by people of all ages.
    The rooftop is an open space with a terrace overlooking Mt. Iwate.

    Location
    The rooftop is an open space with a terrace overlooking Mt. Iwate.
    Business Hours
    Community Center/9:00-21:00
    Takizawa Kitchen/Farm direct/product sales 9:00-19:00, restaurant 10:30-18:00
    Takizawa City Koyama Library/9:00-18:00
    Closed
    2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month (the next day if it is a holiday), 12/29-1/3
    Inquiries
    Phone number: 019-656-7811
    FAX number: 019-681-1972
    Website
    https://bigroof.jp/Open in new tab
    Other
    【access】
    Route: Morioka IC → [10 minutes by car] Big Roof Takizawa
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    Mt. Kurakake

    Mt. Kurakake, located at the base of Mt. Iwate and with an altitude of 897m, is a hiking course for families where you can easily enjoy climbing. This is the mountain that Kenji Miyazawa loved, and there is a monument to his poem ``Kurakake no Yuki'' next to the parking lot. Mt. Kurakake has been designated by the government as a scenic spot in Ihatov, and its appearance changes spectacularly with each season: spring, summer, autumn, and winter. Please take a look at the majestic view of Mt. Iwate from the summit.

    Takizawa City

    Central Iwate
    Nature / Scenery

    Morioka Truck Station Yamaboshi

    This is a truck station along National Route 4. A wide variety of set meals are available, and the salty-based ramen, which is made with Takizawa-grown char and deep-fried tatsuta, is popular.

    Takizawa City

    Central Iwate

    Goryu no Fuji

    Wisteria in the precincts of Kakukake Shrine. It is rare in the prefecture to have five large trees that are approximately 200 to 300 years old growing in their natural state. Its appearance is reminiscent of five dragons soaring into the sky, hence the name Five Dragon Fuji.

    Takizawa City

    Central Iwate
    History / CultureNature / SceneryShrines / Temples