Onsen / Accommodation

Yahaba Onsen

A simple alkaline spring that began to flow in 1963. Effective for neuralgia, joint pain, chronic digestive diseases, etc. The surrounding area is blessed with magnificent nature, including the Horseshoe Stone, which is said to be the footprint of Minamoto no Yoshiie's favorite horse, Nusakake Falls, and Mt. Namsho.

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Maesawa Onsen

A day trip hot spring facility with sodium chloride springs. What we are most proud of is the spacious bathtub with a view. The seasonal nature spreads out below you, and the natural ingredients in the hot water will make your skin smooth and warm your body from the core. Admission fee (including bathing fee, large room usage fee, rental towel fee, and sauna usage fee) is 600 yen for adults for up to 3 hours. Please use it as a place to improve your health and socialize.

Momiji Koyusha

``Momiji Koyusha'' was built to make use of the traditions that have been passed down in the area since ancient times, to promote interaction between generations, and to provide a place for visitors to experience bamboo crafts in a casual manner. Inside the museum, there is an exhibition corner displaying bamboo crafts such as backpack baskets and flower vases, as well as a bamboo crafts room where you can try your hand at making bamboo crafts.

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Kamaishi City Local Museum

As a base for conveying the culture and climate of Kamaishi City, we have set the themes of ``Nature,'' ``Archaeology,'' ``Historical Sites,'' ``Folklore,'' ``Kamaishi of the Showa Era,'' and ``Tsunami/War Damages,'' and donated items from citizens. We are displaying the materials that were created.

Senganishi Onsen

This hot spring is equipped with a large bath filled with 680 liters of hot water per minute, and you can enjoy a day trip bath. There is also an open-air bath with a view of the idyllic countryside, allowing you to thoroughly soothe the fatigue of your travels.

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Mifune Judan Memorial Hall

A memorial hall built to honor the achievements of Kyuzo Mifune, a 10th dan judoka known for his divine technique, the air throw. The exhibition room displays Judo Mifune's favorite items and works, such as his judo uniform, brushes, and inkstones, and also introduces valuable footage from the time, such as his ``air throw.'' In addition, the life of Judan Mifune is introduced on the multi-screen, where six slide projectors display impressive images. There are various features designed to honor Mifune 10-dan, including a dynamic drama that you can enjoy.