Kitaguni Ryokan [Kindaichi Onsen]

Ninohe City

Northern Iwate

The inn is associated with the Akutagawa Prize-winning author Tetsuro Miura. The rustic atmosphere is very relaxing.
We also offer a "picking experience plan" during the apple and blueberry harvest season.

residence/location: 24-20 Onuma, Kindaichi, Ninohe-shi, Iwate 028-5711
Number of rooms: 12
Capacity: 50
Access: 30 minutes by bus or taxi from Ninohe Station / 5 minutes by car from Kindaichi Onsen Station
Parking: Free (12 spaces available)
Inquiries: Phone number: 0195-27-2531
Fax number: 0195-27-3285
Website: https://kitaguni.kindaiti.com/index.html
Other: Onsen (hot spring) one-day bathing available
＜Fees＞
Adult/500 yen, Child/300 yen
＜Hours＞
10:00-21:00

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