Onsen / Accommodation

Pension Friends [Hachimantai Onsenkyo]

Kobo cherry blossoms in Nanatsuda

The Kobo cherry tree, which is designated as a natural monument in Shizukuishi Town, is an Edohigan cherry tree that is approximately 800 years old. It is said that when Kobo Daishi visited this area a long time ago, he used a cherry blossom branch as a walking stick and it took root, and it blooms beautifully around Golden Week every year.

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millennium forest

The Toyama District Living Environment Conservation Forest in Unosumai-cho, Kamaishi City is a place where we hope that Kamaishi City will forever be a city rich in greenery.We will foster a forest of giant trees, preserve and pass it on as a permanent asset of the citizens, and promote the importance of greenery. In order to widely promote it, it has been designated as the "Kamaishi City Millennium Forest." This forest has promenades and parks, and giant trees such as horse chestnuts and katsuras with trunk circumferences exceeding 4 meters are dotted along the streams, and from the top there are wind power generation sites connected to Sankan Island and the Wayama Plateau in the ocean. You can see the windmills and Mt. Hayachine between the trees, and it can be used as a place for health promotion, socializing, and learning for children, such as forest bathing, walks, and nature observation sessions.

Appi Kogen Forest Hotel [Molden no Yu]

This hot spring is made mainly of baking soda spewed out from the mordenite strata, which is one of the few in the country. It is very popular as a ``beauty bath'' that makes your skin smooth after bathing and washes away fat and secretions from your skin just by soaking in it.

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Hachimantai Mountain Hotel [Hachimantai Onsenkyo]

On September 5, 2017, the name was changed from Hachimantai Resort Hotel. The interior and guest rooms have been extensively renovated to ensure a comfortable stay even during long stays.

Hashino Acorn Square

We are proud of our wide selection of products, including fresh vegetables picked that day, handmade pickles, dumplings, and woodwork. At the adjacent Kurihashi Furusato Denshokan, you can also try green tourism experiences such as making soba noodles and making straw sandals. (Reservation required)