“Yuttado” is a word in the Tohoku dialect that means “take it easy” or “relax.”
Just as the name suggests, the inn is designed to help guests experience the calm, slow-paced charm of the countryside—surrounded by nature and a peaceful atmosphere unique to rural Japan.

I run Yuttado Inn, a private traditional house located in my hometown, Morioka City, Iwate Prefecture. I hope that your time here becomes one of the memorable highlights of your journey.

For your reference, here is a list of recommended sightseeing spots and local food places in Morioka—well-loved by the locals, too. [Sightseeing Spots] ■Bank of Iwate Red Brick Building 7min walk from the inn ■Morioka Hachimangu Shrine 9min walk from the inn ■Morioka Castle Site Park (Iwate Park) 9min walk from the inn ■Ishiwarizakura (The Rock-Splitting Cherry Tree) – Natural Monument 3min taxi ride / 13-minute walk from the inn ■Sakurayama Shrine 3min taxi ride / 10-minute walk from the inn ■Morioka Takuboku & Kenji Museum 8min walk from the inn [Local Food & Restaurants] ■ Wanko Soba Azumaya Main Shop 6min walk from the inn ■ Morioka Reimen (Cold Noodles) Butcher-ken, Minami-Odori Branch 7min walk from the inn ■ Morioka Jajamen (Noodles with Meat Miso) Jajamen & Sake Bar Kisaku 8min walk from the inn Pairon (Original Jajamen Shop) 12min walk from the inn ■ Yakiniku (Grilled Meat) Yakiniku Restaurant Yonai 8min walk from the inn ■ Fukuda Pan Fukuda Pan Nakanohashi Branch 3min walk from the inn ■ Soba Noodles Soba Shogun 6min walk from the inn ■ Sweets Tarte Tatin Main Shop 3min taxi ride / 13-minute walk from the inn ■ Izakaya (Japanese Pub) Izakaya Sai 8min walk from the inn ■ Bar Public & Bar Heim 7min walk from the inn ■ Dining Bar Tsukumo-kusa 6min walk from the inn ■ Cafes Mame to Kissa waltz 6min walk from the inn Rashinban 6min walk from the inn ■ Italian Cuisine Filo 7min walk from the inn