Morioka Hachimangu Shrine

Morioka Hachimangu Shrine is the largest shrine in Iwate Prefecture, and was founded in 1680 by Nanbu Shigenobu. It enshrines gods closely related to life, such as commerce, industry, and academia, and is deeply connected to people's daily lives. This shrine is characterized by its bright vermilion-painted main hall and elaborately carved decorations, and many locals come to worship during the New Year's New Year's visit and the Morioka Autumn Festival. It is the center of faith in Morioka City, and is an important place where you can enjoy the beauty of traditional Japanese architecture and experience local culture and faith.