Onsen / Accommodation

Hotel Ragaso

Part of the facility was damaged in the Great East Japan Earthquake, but it has finally resumed operations after 1 year and 8 months. (Reopened in November 2012)

Ayari Daigongen

The dancing Daigongen created in 1996 by the Ayari Daigongen Preservation Society is the largest in Japan with a lion's head measuring 2 meters square and weighing 200 kg, and has been passed down as a traditional dance in the region. It is a symbol of Gongenmai. The giant lion's head is operated by two people using an excavator, and its dynamic movements captivate the audience. It is held once every five years in the Ayari area, and is demonstrated at the five-year festival and New Year's Day.

Tanohata Nature College

Morioka Sansa Dance 1

Foxbaden Spa Dome

A 100% natural hot spring where you can enjoy bubble baths and electric saunas. We recently excavated the No. 2 source (spring temperature 45℃), and sodium chloride and hydrogen carbonate springs gushed out. It is a hot spring that will make your skin smooth. Please use it for meetings, large and small banquets, karaoke, etc.

Numamiyauchi Koma Dance

The Koma-dori in Numamiya was completed in around 1935 by Mr. Heiichiro Shibata and others who made slight changes to the existing one in Toyama, Tamayama Village, Iwate District, under the guidance of Mr. Kamejiro Kudo of Toyama. There are 7 boys aged 14.5 who will play the pieces, 1 Umako (adult), 2 Sasara (boys), and the musicians are 2 or 3 drums, 2 gongs, and 3 or 4 flute players. . The order of the dances is ``Dori'', ``Oohashi'', and ``Ken''. Date: Iwate Town Autumn Festival Parade (Chunichi)

Mikoda morning market 1

Hiraniwa Kogen Nature Exchange Center Shirakaba no Yu

Shirakaba no Yu, a bathing facility in Hiraniwa Kogen. A wood chip boiler has been installed as the heat source for hot water and space heating, using locally produced wood chips as fuel. Helston Hot Springs where you can take a bath while looking out at the white birch trees.

Kitakami River Clear Stream Taiko

Kitakami River Seiryu Taiko was formed in the fall of 1978 by six young men engaged in commerce and industry in Iwate Town, with the aim of creating a new performing arts in Iwate Town and contributing to the development of a brighter town. Ta. The image incorporated into all of the songs is ``the flow of the Kitakami River,'' and they created their own original taiko drums while referring to the festival music of their hometown. His unique creative method is attracting attention as the original "Hayashi", which incorporates modern sensibilities into ancient drums. Date: Iwate Town Autumn Festival