Onsen / Accommodation

Kanegaya Ryokan [Tai Onsen]

Opened in 1919. This inn is popular for its seasonal hot springs and simple, calm and homely atmosphere.

Tokiwazurin Junior High School

A Japanese musician who was active during the Meiji period. His real name is Tadasuke Yamakage. A direct disciple of Iemoto Bungo Otsu. He succeeded the first generation Matsuo Tayu, and later assumed the name of the sixth Komonji Tayu. After living in Morioka, the place of his ancestors, for four years, he returned to Tokyo in 1888 and acted in the Tate region in the production of ``Seki no Tobira'', making him famous as the first Tayu of Tokiwazu.

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Arine Sanso [Amihari Onsen] (Day trip bathing facility)

A day trip bathing facility opened in 2000. The hot water is a branch from Amihari Onsen. The indoor bath has a glass wall that overlooks Makino and Shizukuishi Basin, and the view from the open-air bath is also good. The milky white, translucent sulfur hot springs are effective for neuralgia, joint pain, and fatigue recovery. There are also two rest rooms, large and small.

Iwate Prefectural Gymnasium

It is used as a venue for ball games, martial arts, and professional wrestling performances.

Remaining Snow Spring View H21 Iwate/Hiraizumi Tourism Campaign Honorable Mention

City Hotel Yamaguchi

Moritaka Naganuma

A sculptor from Ichinoseki City. He studied orthodox Western-style sculpture techniques at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Venice, Italy, and returned to Japan in 1889 to work at the founding office of Tokyo Fine Arts School (currently Tokyo University of the Arts, Faculty of Fine Arts). In 1891, he established the Department of Sculpture at the same school and became its first professor. Kotaro Takamura is one of his students. His masterpiece, ``The Old Man,'' won the gold medal at the 1900 Paris Universal Exposition.

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