Koiwai Farm Makibaen

Kunimi Onsen

A famous hot spring in Michinoku located at Kunimi Pass at the southern foot of Mt. Komagatake on the border with Akita Prefecture. There are Ishizuka Ryokan, Mori Sanso, and Kunimi Sanso (day trip). It has the efficacy of both sulfur spring and hydrogen carbonate spring, and even among sulfur springs, it is hydrogen sulfide type. Yuiro is famous for its rare green color. When I took a little bite, I was surprised at how bad it tasted. The hot springs are 100% fed directly from the source and are yellow-green in color, with a strong smell of hydrogen sulfide. A lot of Yunohana is precipitated. The source is 50 degrees, and 200L gushes out per minute. It is very popular among mountain climbers, hot spring enthusiasts (due to the special quality of the water), and spa visitors.

Sennumagahara

A high-rise wetland with an area of ​​approximately 46 hectares located in a pine forest. After about a 3-hour walk from the Takinoue trailhead, you will reach a wetland dotted with ponds of various sizes. It is valuable for its large scale and preserved primitiveness, and is also home to a splendid abundance of alpine plants.

Yokokoshi skunk cabbage colony

A colony of skunk cabbage in a wetland near the foot of Mt. Komagatake. A wooden path has been maintained by the people of the Yokokitsu area, allowing you to enjoy skunk cabbage up close. The best time to see them is usually in early May.