Hotel Hananoyu [Gosho Lake Onsen]

Shizukuishi Town

Central Iwate

*Closed (as of December R4) It is reputed to be a hot spring that contains a lot of sodium ions and hydrogen carbonate ions, which are fed directly from the source, and are highly effective for beautifying the skin. It is an outstanding location where you can see Mt. Iwate and Lake Gosho.

Address: Iwate Prefecture, Iwate District, Shizukuishi Town, Nishianba 27th Lot 4-1
Facilities: Open-air Bath Directly Sourced Onsen
Number of Guest Rooms: 10
Capacity: 52
Access: [Access] 10 minutes by car from JR Shizukuishi Station. 20 minutes by car from Morioka IC on the Tohoku Expressway. [Day trip bathing] 10:30-15:00
Inquiries: Phone number 019-692-1050
Website: http://onsen-hananoyu.com/
Other: Pets allowed
Adults 800 yen, children 500 yen, infants 300 yen

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