【レトロ散歩】盛岡・紺屋町タイムスリップ旅 ～歴史とレトロを感じる街歩き～アンティークな街並みとカフェ

Konya-machi is a historic streetscape along the Nakatsugawa River in Morioka City, Iwate Prefecture, and is an area that conveys the atmosphere and culture that has continued since the Edo period. This town was named after the many dyeing craftsmen (konya) who once gathered there. Even today, buildings from the Meiji and Taisho periods are scattered around, giving it a retro and nostalgic atmosphere. Iwate Bank Red Brick Museum This red brick Western-style building designed by Tatsuno Kingo allows you to enjoy the architectural beauty of the Meiji period. The building is open to the public as a tourist facility, and you can see the gorgeous decorations and historical exhibits. Walking along the Nakatsugawa River The promenade along the river offers seasonal scenery, with cherry blossoms in spring and autumn leaves in autumn. Cafes and coffee shops There are many coffee shops and cafes with a retro atmosphere, where you can spend a relaxing time. In particular, the ivy-covered exterior and antique interior of the cafe "Fukakusa" are very attractive. Crafts and Culture There are also shops selling Nambu ironware and traditional local crafts, so you can find the perfect item to remember your trip by. Folk tale readings by storytellers are also popular. #Stroll around Kon'ya-machi #Retro Morioka trip #Visiting Kon'ya-machi cafes #A town of history and culture #Retro Kon'ya-machi architecture #Morioka tourist spots #Walking around Morioka #Gourmet Kon'ya-machi #Scenery of Nakatsugawa #Stroll around Morioka Kon'ya-machi #Exploring the history of Kon'ya-machi #Travelogue of Iwate #Visiting retro architecture #Kon'ya-machi Banya #Visiting Morioka coffee shops 00:00 Start 00:37 Iwate Bank Red Brick Building 01:58 Deep grass 04:51 Kon'ya-machi Banya 05:52 Rice crackers 07:05 Stroll 09:22 Shun, the tea shop 12:27 Compass