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Okunakayama Kogen Onsen Kousei no Yu [Oku Nakayama Kogen Onsen]

Ichinohe Town

Northern Iwate

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    You can enjoy a variety of baths, including a sauna, herbal bath, and electric bath.

    Hot spring facilities and services
    Day-trip Bathing Available Open-air Bath
    residence/location
    Okunakayama, Ichinohe-cho, Ninohe-gun, Iwate 028-5134
    Number of rooms
    10
    Capacity
    42
    Inquiries
    Phone number 0195-35-3131
    Fax number 0195-36-1022
    Website
    https://www.okunakayamakogen.jp/hotspring/Open in new tab
    Other
    One-day bathing 8:00-21:00 Adults 650 yen / Elementary school students and younger free

    The number of guest rooms, capacity, and rates may change depending on the season. Please note that the number of rooms, capacity, and rates may change depending on the season.
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    Okunakayama Highland Gelato Yukiakari

    Gelato carefully made with fresh milk from Okunakayama Highlands. Including seasonal products, we have a repertoire of approximately 40 types, from which we offer 12 types of gelato that change daily. Please enjoy the fresh taste of freshly made products in the workshop attached to the store.

    Ichinohe Town

    Northern Iwate
    Sightseeing SpotsSnacks / sweetsDairy products

    Kurita Recreation Center “Benten no Yu” (day trip bathing facility)

    Ichinohe Town

    Northern Iwate
    Sightseeing SpotsRegional cuisineOnsen

    Torigoe Kannon

    This is an old temple that is said to have been founded by Jikaku Daishi in the early Heian period (early 9th century). Nukabe is known as one of the 29 temples of the 33-sho Kannon pilgrimage, and as there is a record of a pilgrimage tag from 1512, it is believed that it was already a popular sacred place for Kannon pilgrimages in the latter half of the Muromachi period. has been done. The Okunoin temple was built in a rocky hut on a steep cliff of Mt. Torigoe, and is visited by many worshipers as a sacred place of Kannon.

    Ichinohe Town

    Northern Iwate
    Sightseeing SpotsHistory / CultureShrines / Temples