Category: 03)Iwate
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Geibi Gorge
Geibi Gorge is called “Geibikei” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link Geibi Gorge
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Kitayamazaki Cliffs
Kitayamazaki Cliffs is called “Kitayamazaki” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link VISIT IWATE
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Ryusendo
Ryusendo is a limestone cave. It is one of Japan’s three major limestone caves: Ryusendo in Iwate, Akiyoshido in Yamaguchi and Ryugado in Kochi. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link RYUSENDO
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Motsuji Temple
Motsuji Temple is called “Motsuji” in Japanese. It is one of the world heritage sites. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link MOTSUJI TEMPLE
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Chuson-ji Temple
Chuson-ji Temple is called “Chuson-ji” in Japanese. It is one of the world heritage sites. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link Chuson-ji Administrative Offices
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Morioka Ruin of a Castle
Morioka Ruin of a Castle is called “Morioka Jou Ato” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link MORIOKA CITY (Japanese Only) Iwate no Tabi (Japanese Only)
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Iwate Park
Iwate Park is called “Iwate Kouen” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link MORIOKA CITY (Japanese Only) Iwate no Tabi (Japanese Only)
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Mt. Iwate
Mt. Iwate is called “Iwate San” in Japanese. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link Japan Meteorological Agency (Japanese Only) takizawa city (Japanese Only)
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Hashino Iron Mine
Hashino Iron Mine is called “Hashino Tekkou Zan” in Japanese. It is one of the world heritage sites. Google Map Google Image Search Search result link Website Link Kamaishi tourism & products Association Iwate Prefecture Government (Japanese Only)