At the bottom of the crater and the slope of the central cone Myokogatake of Mt. Iwate many fumaroles are found, from which an enormous amount of volcanic gases containing H2O, H2S, SO2, CO2, HCl, HF, HBr etc. flow out. The authors examined those fumarole gases on July 27 and September 29~30, 1960. We found sublimates of alunogen, halotrichite, sulfur etc. at such fumaroles that show the temperature near to 100℃ and ammonium chloride at the fumaroles showing 144~205℃. As to the chemical compositions of ammonium chloride, condensed waters and fumarole gases, the following results were obtained : 1) Ammonium chloride No.1. Temp. 205℃, NH4 33.5, Cl 65.9, SO4 0.0, Br 0.15, B 0.000 (wt. %) (Theoretical value: NH4 33.7, Cl 66.3) No.2. Temp. 183℃, NH4 33.4, Cl 66.1, SO4 0.0, Br 0.21, I 0.0003, B 0.000 (wt. %) No.3. Temp. 144℃, NH4 33.6, Cl 66.3, SO4 0.0, Br 0.14, I 0.0003, B 0.000 (wt. %) 2) Condensed water . No.2. Temp. 183℃, pH 1.4, H2S 104, SO2 143, SO4 5.4, Cl 2876, Br 1.0, I 1.8, B 0.0, Na 2.38, K 0.16, NH_4 16.2, Fe 0.10 (mg/l.) No.3. Temp. 144℃, pH 1.8, H2S 241. SO2 297, SO4 1.0. Cl 784, Br 0.2, I 0.3, B 0.0, Na 6.21, K 0.43, NH4 18.4 (mg/l.) 3) Fumarole gas No.2. Temp. 183℃, H2O 98.3, CO2 1.46, H2S 0.109, SO2 0.0817, HCl 0.0376, NH4Cl 0.00181 (vol. %) No.3 Temp 144℃ H2O 98.2, CO2 1.84, H2S 0.117, SO2 0.152, HCl 0.0185, NH4Cl 0.00167 (vol. %) The temperature above mentioned was measured at the orifice of fumaroles.