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Iwate Bank Red Brick Building

Iwate Bank Red Brick Building · 岩手銀行赤レンガ館

Iwate Bank Red Brick Building is a former bank built in red brick. Take a look at the exterior, then head inside to see displays from its banking days and the restored reception and meeting rooms.

There are free areas; restored interior spaces are in the paid area.

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Iwate Bank Red Brick Building
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Visitor information

Address

岩手県盛岡市中ノ橋通一丁目2番20号

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Admission

Free and paid areas differ. Individual paid-area general admission costs JPY 300 for visitors aged 16+ and JPY 100 for primary and junior high students. Preschool children enter free.

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Opening hours

Opening hours are 10:00–17:00, with last admission at 16:30. It closes on Tuesdays and 29 December–3 January.

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What to see at Iwate Bank Red Brick Building

Inside the former bank

Explore restored reception and meeting rooms in the paid area, alongside banking-era material.

Official FAQ Iwate Bank Red Brick Building facilities and restored areas

How to get to Iwate Bank Red Brick Building

Take clockwise Dendenmushi from Morioka Station to Bus Center, then walk about one minute. Facility guidance gives about ten minutes by bus or 30 minutes walking directly. Return on anticlockwise Dendenmushi; both directions serve the bus centre, adult JPY 150 per ride. If visiting the park first, allow its viewing and extra walking.

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Before you visit

Plan large luggage and stairs first

There are no lockers or lift. Arrange luggage storage before viewing, and ask about available areas if stairs are difficult.

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Questions about Iwate Bank Red Brick Building

Can I visit the Red Brick Building free of charge?

Free areas need no admission. The paid area with restored reception and meeting rooms needs a separate ticket.

Official FAQ Iwate Bank Red Brick Building facilities and restored areas

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