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Takkoku no Iwaya is a striking temple built into a cliffside near Hiraizumi, surrounded by forest trails, a peaceful pond, and centuries of warrior history and legend.

Geibikei Gorge offers a calm boat ride through high cliffs, with scenic views, local songs, lucky stone tosses, and seasonal beauty like fall colors and blooming wisteria.

Motsuji Temple features a peaceful Pure Land garden, old temple ruins, and cultural treasures that reflect the rich history of Hiraizumi and its connection to the Fujiwara clan.

Chusonji Temple offers golden halls, forest paths, and deep Fujiwara history. Walk through ancient grounds and see treasures like the Konjikido, hidden inside for protection.

Michinoku Performing Arts Festival fills Kitakami with dances, lanterns, and fireworks in early August. See sacred performances and enjoy a magical riverside night show near Tenshochi.

Kitakami City Museum offers a deep look into the region’s local life, crafts, and history, with peaceful surroundings and exhibitions perfect for all ages.

Kitakami Suwa Shrine is a peaceful place with a rich history. It hosts sacred dances and cultural events, especially during summer festivals in the heart of Kitakami.

Kitakami Oni House brings Japanese monster legends to life with dramatic displays, a mini theater, and unique artifacts. Discover oni culture and enjoy a fun, family-friendly museum experience.

Michinoku Folklore Village lets you explore historic homes and samurai houses in a peaceful outdoor setting in Kitakami. Learn about Tohoku's past surrounded by nature and tradition.

Tenshochi Park in Kitakami bursts with cherry blossoms each spring. Enjoy riverside walks, explore historical houses in Michinoku Folklore Village, and learn at the local museum nearby.