Hotel Satsuki Bettei Kaede [Watari Onsen]

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.

Kanaya Onsen Hotel Ginga Park Hanamaki

A public inn and hot spring located within Hanamaki Prefectural Park. You can enjoy the soothing hot springs and seasonal Japanese cuisine made with local ingredients. Since it is located within a park, there is a sports field, tennis courts, and a golf course.

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.