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New lead hot spring

Hanamaki City

Southern Iwate

Ryokan

    Enjoy the hot springs with 3 sources, 3 large public baths, and 17 bathtubs! Enjoy hot springs in a variety of bathtubs, including the 100% natural hot spring bath, the ceramic bath, and the standing bath open-air bath.

    Address
    23 Nishi-Pen, Hanamaki City, Iwate Prefecture, 025-0252
    Facilities
    Open-air Bath Private Bath
    Access
    Route 1: Hanamaki-minami IC → [20 minutes by car] Shinsei Onsen

    Route 2: Shin-Hanamaki Station → [Free Shuttle Bus 40 minutes] Shinpaku Onsen

    Route 3: Hanamaki Station → [Free Shuttle Bus 25 minutes] Shinpaku Onsen

    *Routes 2 and 3 must be reserved 3 days in advance. Available only to hotel guests.
    Inquiries
    Contact name: Shinzumi Onsen Musubi no Yado Airinkan
    Phone number: 0198-25-2619
    FAX number: 0198-25-2938
    Website
    https://www.airinkan.com/Open in new tab
    Other
    *Click here for a list of accommodation facilities at Shinzumi Onsen.
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