Hotel Murai

Kindaichi Hot Spring Village

Kindaichi hot spring village has a history of over 1,000 years and is said to be where Ainu great chief Aterui took a bath. During the Edo period, it was a designated spa for the Nanbu domain and was called ``Samurai no Yu.'' It attracts attention from all over the country as the setting for the famous Zashikiwarashi legend, and many tourists come from far and wide. There are many attractions in the surrounding area, including Tendaiji Temple, Kunohe Castle ruins, and Masen Gorge.

Kappo Ryokan Obonai [Kindaichi Onsen]

A quaint and hospitable inn surrounded by mountains. The slightly alkaline hot springs are soft to the touch and are easy to soak in for a long time, gently warming your body. The dishes that make use of delicious ingredients from Ninohe are also popular.

Spa Dome [Kindaichi Onsen]

The Canadian-made dome house is unique, and the high ceilings give it an open feel. In addition to electric baths, far-infrared saunas, and cold baths for both men and women, there is also an open-air bath for men. A natural hot spring that is gentle on the skin and allows you to relax while looking at the Mabuchi River and mountains outside the window. At the cafeteria, the ramen and cold noodles made by the proprietress are popular. It's also great that you can easily stay overnight at a reasonable price. The spring quality is a simple hot spring, and its effects include treating neuralgia, frozen shoulders, and sensitivity to cold.