cotton hat hot springs

Kanazawa Shimizu

There are seven springs in Matsuo Yosegi, Hachimantai City, and they are also known as the ``Zato Shimizu Spring Group'' and many legends have been told about them. One such story is that the seven-headed dragon that lived at the waterfall in Mt. Iwate burrowed underground and emerged from the mountain village at the source of the spring. It has been designated as one of the 100 best waters by the Environment Agency.

Forest Fureai Learning Center Forest i (Ai)

This is a facility where you can get up close and personal with wood to help you understand the importance of the role and function of forests in nature.It is a facility that can be enjoyed by both children and adults through videos, various exhibits, and animations. All of the building's structural and interior materials, as well as furniture such as chairs, are made from local materials such as larch and Japanese red pine. A facility where you can experience the beauty and beauty of wood, with a focus on locally produced wood for local consumption.

Horai border

Horai-kyo, located on the east side of Fujishichi Onsen, was formed by lava that rolled out when Hachimantai Volcano erupted, and is littered with huge rocks and strange stones. Over thousands of years, the lava cooled, hemlock moths and fir trees grew thickly, and water collected in the depressions, creating the beautiful Horai Swamp. Old trees that have been transformed by the forces of nature form a forest, and the scenery is particularly magical on foggy days. The approximately 40-minute trekking course is like a natural athletic course, passing through fallen trees. Along the way, there are Horai Swamp with clear water and a forest where the Moria tree frog, a natural monument, spawns.