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[Mitsuyama Onsen] Gakusenso

It is located on a mountain pass just before you can see the ocean as you head towards Yamada on National Route 45 from Miyako. The spring quality is simple cold mineral spring. It contains natural radon and is said to be effective against skin diseases, and many people from nearby cities and towns use it. There are two types of indoor baths for men and women: warm water and hot water, and they are said to be warming. Prices for use of banquet halls, accommodation rooms, rest rooms, etc. are set in detail, so you can use them according to your preference.

Osawa’s Garyuume

A natural monument designated by Iwate Prefecture. Approximately 300 years old. It is called Garyu plum because its branches extend horizontally as if they are crawling along the ground, making it look like a dragon. ``Osawa's Garyu plum'' is a type of red plum that is rare nationwide. *As this is a private residence, please respect manners when visiting.

Sekiguchi Fudoson Stream

The Sekiguchi River, which flows under Sekiguchi Fudoson, the inner shrine of Sekiguchi Shrine, has its water source in the virgin forest of Yamamomori. Sekiguchi Shrine, commonly known as ``Sekiguchi Fudoson,'' is known for its worship of the god of fire, the deity of which is Fudo Myoo, who is enshrined in Fudogaiwa.The annual festival is held on the first Sunday of July. The clear flow of the river that runs from Okumiya to Satomiya is Sekiguchigawa Stream. Okumiya, which was once a monastery for Shugendo monks, stands in a thick grove of trees, and the red bridge that spans the precincts across the river creates an especially vivid contrast. When you stand among the dazzling fresh greenery and the leaves glistening in the sunlight filtering through the trees, all you can hear is the occasional chirping of wild birds and the sound of quietly flowing water. It was once believed that soaking in this clear stream would cure any illness. Even today, its pure water is the source of life for the many plants and animals that live in the area. One of the Eight Views of Yamada.