Onsen / Accommodation

Horyu Onsen Kamenoi Hotel Ichinoseki (formerly Kanpo no Yado Ichinoseki)

The first inn in Ichinoseki Onsenkyo from the city. Kamenoi Hotel (formerly Kanpo no Yado Ichinoseki) is located on a hill along National Route 342 that leads to Kurikoma Quasi-National Park, on the land of Horyu, where a dragon once ascended to heaven and brought rain.The view is spectacular. Relaxing in the Takara-no-Yu, enjoying the lingering snow and fresh greenery of Mt. Kurikoma in May, and the fall foliage in autumn, will surely stir up the romance of your trip. The spacious hot springs are also pleasant, and you can enjoy relaxing and relaxing after walking around the Oshu Fujiwara clan ruins and Genbikei Valley. Best time to see autumn leaves: Mid-October to early November

Toshichi Onsen

At an altitude of 1,400m, this hot spring is the highest in eastern Japan. It is a base for people who visit spring skiing in the spring and Horaikyo in the fall.

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.

Sannozan Onsen Zuisenkyo (formerly Yabitsu Onsen Zuisenkaku)

The facility name has changed from May 1, 2017. (Formerly Yabitsu Onsen Zuisenkaku) A hot spring inn located approximately 2km downstream from Yabitsu Dam. It provides a magnificent view of Mt. Sanno, where Jikaku Daishi is said to have lived in the past. The spring quality is a sodium/calcium chloride sulfate hot spring, and we are proud of the hot water. The large bath, "Zuisen no Yu," and other open-air baths lined with rocks blend seamlessly into the surrounding nature of Mt. Zuisan, giving you a taste of the four seasons. The Japanese-style guest rooms are filled with the scent of fresh wood. The season of fresh green leaves and autumn leaves is especially beautiful. Best time to see autumn leaves: Mid-October to early November

Okunakayama Highland Hot Spring

Oku-Nakayama Kogen Onsen is a hot spring resort where you can enjoy two hot springs: Asashu-no-Yu and Kousei-no-Yu. The modern facility is fully equipped with facilities perfect for those who want to enjoy hot springs to the fullest, including saunas, cold baths, jet baths, open-air baths, and electric baths. Soaking in hot water while gazing at the mountain range of the Kitakami Mountains will wash away the fatigue of the day. The slightly alkaline hot water is effective against neuralgia and joint pain, and also makes your skin smooth.

La France Hot Spring Museum

La France Onsenkan boasts over 10 different types of Japanese and Western style baths, as well as open-air baths and saunas. The 11m high and 86m long heated pool with water slide is very popular with children. For accommodation, please stay at Hotel Yuraku, which can host banquets and has a reputation for good food. You can play to your heart's content and relax.

Yakehashiri no Yu

A day-trip hot spring facility located in Iwateyama Yakehashiri International Exchange Village. The bathroom building has Japanese-style and Western-style bathrooms, and the walls of the Japanese-style bathroom are lined with chunks of real lava. You can see Mt. Iwate from the fan-shaped bathroom. In addition to a cafeteria, shop, and rest room, there is also an indoor event hall called ``Yakehashiri Hall'' with seating for 300 spectators.

Semi Onsen

It has four hot springs, including ``Yume-no-Yu'' and ``Semi-no-Yu'', and ``Bijin no Yu'' is especially popular among women because it leaves their skin smooth after bathing. Irihata Dam is lit up from July to August, and the view from the open-air bath will transport you to a fantastical world. Focusing on fresh eel and river fish dishes, you can enjoy wild vegetable dishes in spring and mushroom dishes in autumn.

Fukujusou, a resting place for the elderly

This hot spring is located in a town-run welfare facility for the elderly, but non-town residents can also bathe in it. The spring quality is sodium chloride and sulfate spring (hypotonic, slightly alkaline, high temperature spring), and is effective against neuralgia, arteriosclerosis, cuts, burns, etc.

Shinappi hot spring

Shinappi Onsen is full of the warmth and atmosphere of wood and tatami mats. It is close to Appi Highlands and the city, so please use this as your base for visiting various tourist attractions. The quality of the hot spring water is so high that it is recommended by medical doctors as a natural medicinal hot spring with outstanding efficacy. Salt springs are known to be good for keeping you warm, but Shin-Appi Onsen is the only hot spring in Iwate Prefecture that has a concentration more than twice that of seawater. It is one of the best salt springs in Japan. The hot spring baths are all interesting, with bubble baths, cold baths, cascading baths, open-air baths, and saunas.

Shigaku Onsen

The facility was opened in February 1992, and opened as a hot spring facility in November 2003 after hot springs began to flow from the vicinity. There is a large bath, medium bath, small bath, open-air bath, hot spring sauna, and cold bath. The spring quality is slightly alkaline calcium and sodium sulfate spring. It is said to be effective for treating arteriosclerosis, neuralgia, and sensitivity to cold.

Kanegasaki Onsen Komako no Yu

It is located along Prefectural Route 37, which runs north-south at the foot of Mt. Komagatake in the Ou Mountains. The view from the large windows of the bathhouse allows you to enjoy the changing seasons and enjoy a moment of peace.