Kanegaya Ryokan [Tai Onsen]

Osawa Onsen

As an old hot spring resort, the self-catering inn is still in existence today, and the famous open-air bath along the clear Toyosawa River that flows beside the inn is beautiful in all seasons. There are also inns with thatched roofs, which are rare these days. There are eight bathtubs, both large and small, including an open-air bath, and the hot springs are effective against rheumatism, neuralgia, gastrointestinal diseases, and skin diseases.

Hotel Hanamaki [Hanamaki Onsen]

This hot spring resort is popular for its open-air cypress open-air bath. "Sakura Dining" reopened in February 2018 and offers a buffet where you can thoroughly enjoy local flavors. The cypress open-air bath boasts a great view, allowing you to feel the changes of rich nature and soothe your daily fatigue. You can also freely use the public baths and open-air baths of the adjacent Hotel Senshukaku and Hotel Momijikan, and one of the pleasures is to visit the hot springs.

Kenkokan [Hanamaki Kita Onsen]

Kenkokan is a facility that uses a multifaceted health-related approach to enhance natural healing power and promote health in a natural way. Surrender yourself to nature in an environment full of greenery and feel the slow flow of time with your whole body. Refresh your mind and body with a health therapy that combines hot springs, food, moderate exercise, and alternative medicine.