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

Weekly Ranking 1st

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Monthly ranking TOP 10 ▶

Population　[Oct.1,2022]

1,180,512人

32th/47 Pref.

Area of Prefecture

15,275㎢

2nd/47 Pref.

Iwate

Baked Tiramisu Hoshizora Roman

A Bite size cake with authentic tiramisu flavor

Iwate

Morioka Dominican Monastery Galette

This certainly should not be lost, an excellent and delicious monastery galette!

Iwate

Caramel marron bouchée

The caramel flavored cream goes well with the chestnut nuts.

Iwate

Baeren beer Senbei

Could Nanbu Senbei be a standard snack for beer?

Iwate

Choco Nanbu

A new approach to the potential of Nanbu Senbei

Iwate

Apple Pie (Ringo Pie)

Unique shaped apple pie, that is very like Fleur Kikuya

Iwate

Neo Toast

This is the local bread in Iwate that everyone knows!

Iwate

Choco Dorayaki

Well balanced Dorayaki with chocolate cream filling.

Iwate

Gateau Noir

Happy with the walnut-stuffed cake and the thick chocolate bar on the top

Iwate

Ganso Ika-senbei

A rice cracker featuring squid shape made of dough included broth of dried squid

Iwate

Saku-Saku fried Senbei

Lighter texture & richer than you'd expect.

Iwate

Ohshu potato

I didn't know sweet potatoe and custard cream went so well together.

Iwate

Kuri-bayashi

Wrapped sweet bun in pie dough wrapping a whole chestnut

Iwate

Chibi-maru Mamegorō

Cute sized Nanbu senbei rice crackers with lots of peanuts.

Iwate

Tarte-tatin Milk Manju

Manju with sweetened condensed milk, moist and delicious.

Iwate

Chikara Anpan Zunda-Milk

The well-known Mochi and Bread "Dosukoi Style" with Zunda An

Iwate

Ringo-Senbei

Combination of "Apples" and "Nanbu Senbei", the pride of Iwate Prefecture

Iwate

Hachimantai-no-juhyō-ichigo

Fluffy bouquet representing Hachimantai's tree ice

Iwate

Kamome-no-Tamago

Popular Iwate sweets in the shape of a seagull's egg

Iwate

Nanbu Senbei (Mentaiko Flavor)

Nambu-Senbei intentionally broken for taste.

Iwate

Almond cookies (Fūgetsudo)

High-quality almond cookies from a confectionery shop

Iwate

Chocolate Yokan

A new concept of yokan made by a long-established yokan store

Iwate

Chikara Anpan

Anpan, mochi, and sumo wrestlers

Iwate

Futako Sato-imo Tart

High-grade taro "Futako sato-imo" arranged into a Western-style tart

Iwate

Busu-no-Kobu

Delicious manjuu with a bold name but elegant sweetness.

Iwate

Walnut cookies (Yokozawa Pan)

Walnut cookies which well-loved bakery in Morioka

Iwate

Ougon-Okome no Castella

Castella made from Iwate brand rice

Iwate

Kabocha senbei

I never knew pumpkin seeds could taste so good!

Iwate

Ika-senbei

It's almost like eating squid as it is.

Iwate

Mamesenbei-no-Mamegoro

Excellent combination with peanuts, a staple of Nanbu senbei

Iwate

Dorayaki Ogura

The standard "Dorayaki" to enjoy the red bean paste

Iwate

Iwayado-Yokan（Sesami）

Traditional yokan produced in Iwate Oshu City

Iwate

Ama Hotate

Gyuhi is made to look like scallop's adductor muscle.

Iwate

Marsen Butter Mochi Sable

Surprising presence of mochi in spite of being a sable

Iwate

Goma-Suri Dacquoise

Dacquoise with plenty of sesame

Iwate

Tarte-tatin Noukou-Choco manju

Really rich and moist chocolate manju

Iwate

Nanbu-Bijin sakekouji financie

Sake presence is quite strong.

Iwate

Sandaisugi

Sweets with a motif of a large cedar in Chuson-ji, Hiraizumi

Iwate

Yuzu-Manjyu

This perfection and the refreshing taste of yuzu buns.

Iwate