Konyamachi Banya

The predecessor of Konyamachi Banya was a fire station office built in 1913, and it was restored in 2005 and opened to the public as a cultural facility. This building retains its original appearance as a fire station, with a hexagonal gazebo, red eaves, and gray exterior walls reproducing the original characteristics of the time. Konyamachi Banya offers a great opportunity to experience Morioka's history and culture. Various cultural events are held within the museum, and you can also enjoy exhibits of local crafts, making it an ideal place to experience Morioka's traditional culture. This is a recommended spot for those who are interested in the landscape of Morioka's historical prosperity and those who want to experience the beauty of crafts up close.