Onsen / Accommodation

Miyako Central Hotel Kumayasu

Samurai Residence Castle Suwakoji

There are castle ruins of the Omachi clan, a member of the Date clan, who ruled this region during the Edo period. The entire Suwakoji area of ​​the castle, which includes the castle ruins and the vassals' residences, has been selected as a national important preservation district for groups of traditional buildings.

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Hotel Shion [Morioka Tsunagi Onsen]

All rooms are special seats for the ``Four Seasons of Lake Gosho.'' From your room, you can enjoy the view of the lake and mountains that change with the changing seasons. In addition to the hot springs flowing directly from the source and locally sourced food, there is also a chapel within the facility, which can be used for special weddings for just one couple per day.

Kotaro Takamura Memorial Museum

It is adjacent to Takamura Sanso, where Kotaro Takamura lived for seven years in Hanamaki, and many of his belongings and sculptures are on display.

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Tamaya Ryokan

Hanawa dyke flower irises community

A colony of iris grows densely in a vast 1.6 ha wetland in the middle of a rice field near the JR Tohoku Main Line. There are about 1,000 of them, and during the flowering season, purple and red flowers bloom like pointillism among the greenery. Although it is a member of the iris family, the local variety is the wild iris, which can be found in the wilderness of Japan. It is attracting attention as a rare colony because oddly shaped flowers often appear. A nationally designated natural monument. Flowering period: late June to early July

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