Main building Haruzanso [Yukawa Onsen]

Tsukisawa Onsen Suna Yukko

"Sunayukko" is a wooden building with a tongari roof and wooden walls that blend in with the mountain surroundings. This is the first sand bath in Tohoku. Heat natural silica sand produced in the town with hot spring water, and bury yourself completely in it to warm your body. There is also a large bath and a rest room.

Sugo Onsen

A small hot spring on the border of Iwate and Akita prefectures on National Route 107. Not only is transportation convenient, but the view is also exceptional. The landmark is a doll called ``Kashima-sama'' that wards off evil spirits. There are 4 inns with a rustic atmosphere and 2 day trip bath facilities.

Yumoto Onsen

The oldest hot spring town in Yuda Onsenkyo, known as the place where Masaoka Shiki stayed. It is a bitter sodium sulfate spring that gushes out on the left bank of the Waga River, 4km north of Hottoyuda Station. The word ``Yuda'' originates from the expression ``a place where hot water gushes out from inside the rice fields,'' which was used in the Kanbun era (around 1661-1673), and refers to the current Yumoto Onsen.