Morioka Highland Country Club

White Dragon

It's been about 60 years since it opened, and as the original Jaja noodles restaurant, there's always a line of customers. It is served with stir-fried meat miso, cucumber, ginger, and green onions on top of hot boiled noodles, and is eaten by adding garlic, vinegar, and chili oil to taste. It is common to mix eggs and make chitan soup after a meal. ● Kawatoku store TEL: 019-651-1111 (Main) ● Fezan store TEL: 019-624-2247

Ono dyeing place

On the second floor of the store, old paper patterns from the feudal period, restored panels of the patterns, materials and materials for indigo dyeing are on display, and you can listen to tape-based explanations of the process. Nanbu ancient stencil dyeing began during the Kan'ei era, when Ebisuya Sanemon, who was invited from Kyoto as the official dyer for the Nanbu family, used stencils to dye family crests and patterns on kimonos and armor. There are over 300 types of paper patterns that have been passed down from generation to generation.

Konyamachi Banya

The remains of the fire station, which was built in 1913 (Taisho 2) and is a Morioka city landscape important building. After undergoing earthquake-proofing and renovation work, it reopened as a new exchange experience facility in March 2022 (Reiwa 4). There is a cafe and miscellaneous goods sales on the first floor, and a weaving workshop on the second floor, where you can also experience it by making a reservation. You can relax in a restaurant that exudes Taisho romance.