Onsen / Accommodation

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Former Ishii Prefectural Residence

It was built in 1888-1989 as a private Western-style building for the second prefectural governor, Shoichiro Ishii, who is the current governor of the prefecture. This is the oldest authentic brick Western-style building in Morioka, and was designated as a Morioka City Historical Building in 1977.

Hachimantai Snow Corridor 2

Rising Sun Hot Spring [Hachimantai Minami Onsen]

Chongtan Valley

A valley located upstream of the Sarugaishi River. The huge granite rock has been eroded into steps to make it look like tatami mats, and it is known as a famous spot for autumn leaves.

Hachimantai Snow Corridor 1

I Room Rikuzentakata

Kakkonda Valley

This valley is located in the upper reaches of the Kakkonda River that flows at the southern foot of Mt. Iwate, and is approximately 10 km long from Genbudo Cave to Takinoue Onsen. There are a variety of broad-leaved trees, including primeval beech forests, and the fresh greenery and autumn leaves are especially beautiful. At the back of the gorge is Torigoe Falls, a stunning 30m waterfall that falls from the rock face into a deep green basin. During the autumn leaves season, it is crowded with many people. [Autumn leaves] Usually early to mid-October

Red windmill [Uguisuku Onsen]

Opened on February 17, 2013. In addition to hot springs, this accommodation facility also has one of the largest radon rock bath facilities in Tohoku. You can also enjoy day trip bathing. There is also a meeting room and banquet hall, which can be used for business or groups.