Morioka Skating Rink

Facility for indoor sports such as futsal, volleyball and table tennis. Until 2015, it was the public skating rink of the city.

This very modern art gallery has an impressive permanent collection (mainly made up of modern art) and hosts interesting special exhibitions, and is well worth the trip from the center of Morioka.

A museum with rotating exhibits about people who have been influential in Morioka.

The former home of Takashi Hara which has been converted into a museum. Takashi Hara was a Morioka native who served as Prime Minister of Japan from 1918 to 1921. He is also known for being Japan's first Christian Prime Minister. The building contains documents and personal possessions.

A children's museum with educational science exhibits and a planetarium.

Reconstruction of an ancient jōsaku fort (城柵).