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- Kanegasaki Suwakoji Kanegasaki Castle ruins Kanegasaki-cho became a battlefield in the ancient times in the era of the Ezo conquest of the Yamato court, the part in the previous nine years, ...
- Shibumin The streets of the Shiites Niitsuka Ichirizuka in the north of Shibumin Once you pass Morioka Shiroshita, the Oshu Highway goes up the high mountain and narrows the width. The int...
- Origin of city name We introduce the origin of the city name. Depending on the city, there are multiple theories, so in that case we have all the theories. Morioka City Origin It is called "Morioka", and it is ca...
- Origin of town and village name We introduce the origin of the town and village name. Some towns and villages have multiple theories, so in that case all the theories are posted. Shizukuishi Town Origin In the Middle Ages, it ...
- Origin of prefecture name << Iwate >> Iwate (Iwate) Prefecture Origin "There are three large stones with a long line at Tokenji in the Morioka city's three-story division, and this stone is said to have come from Iwate's eruption a...
- Hanamaki (in Oshu way) Hanamaki Castle West Gate Near the pines of the Oshu Highway Since Hanamaki has long been known for producing famous horses, it is said to be called "Flower Maki", and the Kitakam...
- The first village of Narita Narita Illyotsuka (from Morioka to Eleven) Futako Ichirizuka (from Morioka to Tenri) Narita's first village is a prefecture designated historical site, and it is counted from Mori...
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- Local Performing Arts In Iwate, there are many local performing arts that were passed on by its ancestors. The variety, amount, quality and many other aspects of these performing arts are highly valued by the whole co...
- Kagura (Sacred Entertainment) Known as an entertainment for gods performed at shrines, Iwate Prefecture has 4 categories of Kagura, namely "Yamabushi Kagura", "Miyaburi Kagura", "Serifu Kagura" and "Taga Kagura". The oldes...
- Rice Planting Dance Rice cultivation has been a major activity for Japan which was an agricultural country in the past. As rice harvest affects the livelihood of the people, prayers were made to Shinto god and Buddha....
- Sword Dance (Kenbai) Sword Dance (Kenbai) A type of Nenbutsu Furyu Dance which is divided into 2 categories, the mask category and the non-mask category. They include the Nenbutsu Sword Dance, Hinako Sword Dan...
- Deer Dance Deer dance is performed by a group of 8 dancers wearing deer costume. It originates from Nara Prefecture's famous Kasuga Grand Shrine in which the dance is a ritual of offering deer to the god but ...
- Other Other local arts
- Bamboo, straw work Bamboo, straw work list
- Ceramics Ceramics list
- Furniture, woodwork Furniture, woodwork list
- Festivals Various festivals are held throughout the year in the rich nature of Iwate. The sight of the people praying and enjoying their time is very enchanting.
- Traditional Crafts In Iwate, there are many crafts with natural and historical values ingrained that are made with strong devotion by skillful craftsmen. These aesthetic gems are made possible through the "Devotion" ...