Flowers, greenery, and relaxing hot spring Towa Onsen (day trip bathing facility)

Seika-no-Yu [Tai Onsen] (Day trip bathing facility)

Seika-no-Yu opened as a day trip bathing facility in Dai Onsen, Hanamaki City. The hot water, which is changed daily, is slightly alkaline, but has a faint sulfur smell, making it popular. A new indoor bath has been built at the inn, which was once used as a recreation center for Nippon Steel Kamaishi, and the tatami-covered guest room is now being used as the Sobabo Kamiya. ``Kamiya Soba,'' a set of yam and zaru soba, is made with 100% buckwheat core flour without the use of binders, so you can enjoy the smooth texture and the natural sweetness of soba.

Horaiyu (day trip hot spring)

When Hanamaki Onsen was founded in 1927, there was an inn called Horaikan, and it was opened as a public bath attached to it. When Hotel Hanamaki was completed in 1971, it was moved to the back of Hotel Hanamaki. There is an indoor bath that is a simple hot spring (hypotonic alkaline high temperature spring) that can accommodate about 20 people.

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.