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MORIOKA JR Ya (HOONJI TEMPLE) Akasaka Hospital Onryuji Temple Mada Line Hoonji Temple Houses 499 Statues Including Station Marco Polo and Kublai Khan ABCDE Faculty of Agriculture Botanical Garden Nishisshhi Shitititataadaichoaadd Hoonji Temple Ueda1 Bank of Iwate 500 Disciples Shoudenji Temple 500 DISCIPLES OF BUDDHA of Buddha MORIOKA JR Ya (HOONJI TEMPLE) Akasaka Hospital Onryuji Temple mada Line Hoonji temple houses 499 statues including Station Marco Polo and Kublai Khan. The number of Morioka Kami- statues would become 500 when you include yourself who is looking at statues. You may find a face you have seen before or even a ᚨ⋞ᑎ Ryukokuji Temple Nashikicho face like yours. ྜྷ⚈ᑎ Koudaiji Temple Mitsuishi Park Gourmet Map 1 Nasukawacho Moriokashidare 1 Seiyouin Temple MITSUISHI SHRINE Morioka Tax Office Senryuji Temple Kahoku Elementary School ோ⋤ᑠ Atagocho The legend says that ogre always harming Honseiji Temple local people was caught by the god of Mitsui- Shoumyouji Temple shi shrine. The god made him swear he Iwate Nursing school would never harm the people and had him Nagatacho stamp his handprint on a big rock. The rock KOGENSYA of the legend remains in the grounds. There is a popular coffee shop in the Iwate HS & Jr HS Mitsuishi Shrine premises where tastyᑠ㔝ᰁᙬᡤ coffee and walnut Toukenji Temple cookies are served. “Majieru Building” also located in the site exhibitsኤ㢦℩᪑㤋 art pieces of Samiro Yunoki whose illustrations in Honchodori3 Shitakoji Jr HS Miyazawa Kenji’ s books have beenᮾ໭㖟⾜ well known. Daisenji Temple . 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Bank Michinoku Bank Uchimchimhimara nojibashi Br Konyacho Fire Watchtower ۻ 9am – 7pm] hi Br] 6401-73-0195ڗ English Service Centre nbas 4 Kaiunbashidori 27 Fire Station Morioka Ekimaedori Kaiu Morika Morioka Shinkin 100 . 26 Stationary Shop 19 Saien2 Bank Sanbiru ᮾ໭㟁ຊ 3 Morioka East District 3 MARIOS Road 29 ᕝษ✄Ⲵ⚄♫ Aiina Hotel Ruiz Zakkaya Police Office 21 hina Hotel New Carina 17 28 Odori1OdO i1 24 Saiend ❽ Education Hall ❾ Iwate Nippo City Hall Morioka Welfare Centre APPI ЊMorioka Access information ori Hotel Carina 14 MALIOS Morioka Morioka City Hotel Sakurayama Tohoku Bank 15 Shrine TV Iwate Gozaku Civic Cultural Hall Morioka Staion Hotel Royal Morioka Morioka History and Culture Museum Nambu Cast Ironware Kamasada ٨Please take shuttle bus. [No reservations required] Bank of Iwate Takuboku Former HQ ۻ i Lala Iwate Poem Monument Morioka Shinkin Bank Main Branch Price: One-way 1,130 yen MALIOS car park Kawatoku Dept Store [Former Bank of Moriokaع APPIЊMorioka Nakagawacho Northern Tohoku Tourist Centre bashi Br. Nka Head Office] Operating charter bus until 29 Mar 2015 Kozukata nohashi Br Nakanohashi1 Shinmeichoع Morioka ᒾᡭබᅬCastle Site Park Iwate Asahi TV . Everydy Fmr. Missionaries’ Residence Kawatoku Cube II Plaza Odette Sat, Sun & Sun & 1 i APPIЈMorioka station until Everyday until 29 Mar Holidays 29 Mar Holidays Hotel Bright Inn Tourism Cultural Information Plaza MORIOKA CASTLE SITE Morioka Castle Site Morioka Morioka Bus Centre ۻ APPI Grand Annex Osakawara3 ປാ⚟♴఍㤋 34 Mizuho Bank The castle foundations are made of local Morioka APPI Grand Villa Moriokaeki Nishidoori2 ኱ἑᕝཎἑ ஧ granite and counted as one of Tohoku’s great Nanak castle sites. The area has been turned into Takuboku & Kenji Museum ᒾᡭዪᏊ㧗 100 APPI Plaza [Ski Centre] the pleasant park where people enjoy Kita Nippon Bank 13 ge ) walking through. rid ath Hotel APPI Grand on Bing P alk nacho Nambu Cast ኱ἑᕝཎཎ ୍ ୍ W a 16 no Ohashi Br. & Toryo Eementary School Ironware Morioka station west gate Bisyamcle icy ak Shimonohashi Church (B S Suzuki Suzendo Mori Kawarabashi Br. * You can also use JR Hanawa line. Please ask shuttle bus to Appikogen station and JR Hanawa line timetabl (Bicycle & Walking Path) Nakatsugawa Line at reception. ot Nambu Cast Ironware Shimonohashi Br. Tochinai Hospital H Suzuki Morihisa Kobo 4 O Rive 4 n Shimonohashi Jr HS ٨5huttle bus & charter bus m r a Shimonohachi-cho *Shown only pm timetable. yab Sakanacho Morioka⋓ጟЈ቟Ყ㜞ේЊAPPI a Kumano Shrine sh PRICE: One-way 1,130 yen * Friday night buses 1,340 yen i Bع 100 200 300 400 500㸦m㸧 Kitakami River r. MORIOKA HISTORY AND Shuttle bus [No reservation required] For Hotel & pension village guests ┒ᒸಙ㔠 [Reservation required]] Toyama Hospital CULTURE MUSEUM Friday 9 Jan – 13 Mar Tuesday & Saturday A building was completely renovated and Morioka stationЊAPPI Everyday until 29 Mar opened in 2011. The first floor features Mianmi Odori1 6 Jan – 13 Mar displays of festivals in Morioka (Chagu Local food 14 MAP C-3 TAIGA SUSHI Chagu Umako Horse Festival, Morioka Morioka station west gate bus stop No. 26 Babacho Sansa Odori Festival, etc) and introduces 1 seasonal tourist information. The second Hotel APPI Grand MAP D-3 AMI-GEN 15 MAP C-3 TOICHI 25 MAP D-3 SUSHI-TOSHI floor features displays of the history of Morioka and the treasures of the Nanbu clan. Morioka Theater APPI Plaza [Ski Centre] 2 MAP E-3 ONI-NO-TE 16 MAP E-4 HAMAYA 26 MAP A-3 SEIJIRO -FESAN BRANCH- ΎỈ⏫ΎỈỈ⏫⏫ APPI Grand Villa 3 MAP D-3 ZA-ZA IZAKAYA (Japanese style pub) 27 MAP C-3 WAKABA Kyushoji Temple APPI Grand Annex MORIOKA TAKUBOKU & 4 MAP B-3 SAWAUCHI-JINKU 17 MAP C-3 UO-SHO -SAIENBRANCH- KENJI MUSEUM ༡ᫀⲮ 㞸▼ Morioka Reimen noodlesᕝ / YAKINIKU Ishikawa Takuboku and ༡኱㏻Miyazawa኱㏻㏻ Kenji ஧ who .Charter bus information for Hotel and pension guests [Reservation required] 5 MAP C-3 SANSA-ODORI 18 MAP A-3 UMAYA spent their youth in Morioka are introducedڎ ޓ *Tuesday & Saturday 6 Jan – 13 Mar 2015 This 1910 structure with Romanesque style 6 MAP C-3 NANBU-DOBUROKU-YA 19 MAP B-3 KAIUN-TON 28 MAP C-3 BEEF KOUBOU WAKANA Reservation Please make a reservation at Hotel APPI Grand reception before 3pm the day before. architecture originally housed the national 90th Bank. Choshoin Temple 7 MAP C-3 NANBU-HYAKUSHO-YA 20 MAP C-2 SAKANA-YA 29 MAP B-3 PYON PYON SHA -EKIMAE BRANCHI- Payment Please pay at your hotel reception for guests at APPI hotels.For pension guests, Rinkoan Temple please pay at Hotel APPI Grand reception.[For hotel guests, please charge the fee to your room.] 8 MAP C-3 BANYA-NAGASAWA 21 MAP B-3 TORIBON Ueno Tofu Shop Daijiji Restaurant Morioka Shoko Kaigisho Kizuya HQ Age 13 & over 1,340 yen / Age 7-12 670 yen 5 9 MAP D-3 ࠳MASS 22 MAP D-3 MANSEITEN 5 Fee * The fee is for the charter bus. Please pay for the shuttle bus or train by yourself. Gidaji Temple For hotel meal coupon holder, it can be change to bus ticket and hotel voucher. 10 MAP C-3 YOSHIFURU-ODORI BRANCH- 23 MAP C-3 YASUBE 30 MAP C-3 SUNDANCE Seiryu Spring Grave of Hara Kei The bus cannot wait if you are not there at the departure time. Japanese Cuisine Wanko-soba noodles 31 MAP E-2 DUE MANI Notice Please arrive at the bus stop [Morioka station west gate No. 26] before departure time. Ọ 32 MAP B-3 PIZZERIA PIACE Shopping Mall ۻ -There are no refunds when guests cannot make the bus. 11 MAP C-3AZUSA 24 MAP B-3 AZUMA-YA -EKIMAE BRANCH 33 MAP A-2 BEAREN ZAIMOKU-CHO Souvenir, Craft products, Minami Odori3 Daiji Shimizu Spring * Shown only pm timetable.
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