Iwate
Iwate Prefecture has the second largest area after Hokkaido. Morioka City, where the prefectural government office is located, is also known as the “Water Capital,” and unique towns that drive culture and industry, such as Hanamaki City, the hometown of Kenji Miyazawa, and Tono City, famous for “Tales of Tono,” are scattered throughout the prefecture.
Famous

Wanko soba

Kenji Miyazawa

Nanbu Senbei
Population [Oct.1,2022]
1,180,512人
32th/47 Pref.
Area of Prefecture
15,275㎢
2nd/47 Pref.
Iwate