Iwate's Best 10 Best Cafe Restaurants in Japan 2023

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Here are the Best 10 Cafe Restaurants in Iwate, as rated by locals. Enjoy Cafe and more!

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We have prepared 10 of the most popular and recommended cafe restaurants in Iwate Prefecture for you. Discover the best restaurants Japan has to offer.

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1. Kougensha Kaikakan

Cafe
2-18 Zaimokucho, Morioka City, Iwate Prefecture

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Located in Zaimokucho, Kogensha is known for publishing "Restaurant with Many Orders". The café in the Taisho era romantic brick building is unique.

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2. Clammbon

Cafe
5-33 Konyacho, Morioka City, Iwate Prefecture

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"Clammbon", a long-established store of home-roasted coffee. You can enjoy strong roasted coffee in the retro atmosphere of the store. A shop where you can enjoy a leisurely time.

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3. mi cafe

Cafe
4-3 Kurokawa, Morioka City, Iwate Prefecture

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A hideaway cafe in the apple orchard. Located in the best location overlooking Morioka city, you can enjoy sweets unique to the apple farm, such as delicious apple juice and three kinds of apple pies.

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4. iwatetetoteto

Cafe
1-48 Morioka Ekimae-dori, Morioka City, Iwate Prefecture

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A shop where you can enjoy Iwate flavors such as Morioka citizens' soul food "Fukuda bread", locally popular "Minecone" gelato, handmade bento boxes using local ingredients.

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5. Rinfusha

Cafe
Hanamaki City, Iwate Prefecture Odori 1-chome 3-4 2F

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A cafe run by an owner who loves Kenji Miyazawa more than anyone else. In a church-like brick building, you can enjoy not only coffee and sweets, but also the world of Kenji Miyazawa's works.

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6. Kazekosha

Cafe
8-7 Nagayama Horikirino, Shizukuishi Town, Iwate County, Iwate Prefecture

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A coffee shop in a forest. A relaxing cafe with a wide variety of coffee as well as cakes. You can also enjoy hot apple juice.

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7. mash

Cafe
2-21-22 Hoshigaoka, Hanamaki City, Iwate Prefecture

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Established in 1991, the long-established store "Kashi Kobo Tanaka", which has continued to provide gorgeous cakes that match the times and make the most of the ingredients, has reopened after renovation. Therefore, the deliciousness of the cake has a good reputation.

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8. self-sufficiency

Cafe
25-1 Hiwatari, Ichinoseki City, Iwate Prefecture

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A cafe located in the Seki fruits and vegetables market. Since it is open from early in the morning, it can also be used in the morning. Sandwiches are not bread, but croissants are used, and the volume is perfect.

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9. FLORE CAFĒ

Cafe
Ichinoseki City, Iwate Prefecture

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An authentic Italian cafe with a reputation for excellent pasta. A stylish shop with a wide variety of drinks, desserts and dishes.

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10. Mizusaki Note

Cafe
595-2 Mizusaki, Esashi Inase, Oshu City, Iwate Prefecture

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A café attached to a general store that combines an apple orchard and a wooden furniture workshop. You can taste not only handmade quiche and scones, but also various kinds of apple juice.

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