Onsen / Accommodation

Appi hot spring

The spring water is a simple hot spring that is colorless and odorless, with an abundant flow of 630 liters per minute. *On July 22, 2017, "AIPP Onsen Patio" was reopened as "Appi Onsen Shirakaba no Yu."

Shinyu Onsen

In contrast to the highly acidic springs of Sugawa Onsen, this hot spring is hypotonic and weakly alkaline, and is effective against arteriosclerosis and chronic skin diseases, and has been used as a healing hot spring at Sugawa Onsen since ancient times. It has both hot springs and outdoor activity facilities in the great nature of Kurikoma Quasi-National Park. In the open-air bath, you can relax in the brown hot spring water containing iron. Families can also enjoy the tennis courts, promenade, and Jubu Jubu Square.

Shinyamane Onsen

A quiet mountain hot spring located in Yamane Town on the outskirts of the city. The spring quality is alkaline simple sulfur cold mineral spring. The pH value is 10.7, the highest in the prefecture. It has a high content of radon and is characterized by a smooth and smooth texture. It is said to be effective for a wide range of conditions, including neuralgia, diabetes, and skin diseases.

Tsukisawa Onsen Suna Yukko

"Sunayukko" is a wooden building with a tongari roof and wooden walls that blend in with the mountain surroundings. This is the first sand bath in Tohoku. Heat natural silica sand produced in the town with hot spring water, and bury yourself completely in it to warm your body. There is also a large bath and a rest room.

Ono health hot water

Located at the back of Ono campus, you can enjoy it on a day trip. There is a vibra bath, an ultrasonic bath, a herbal medicinal bath, a cold bath, and an authentic Finnish sauna, and the view of the vast meadow from the window will fill your body and soul with a sense of freedom.

Suigami Onsen

A hot spring located at the front entrance of Kitakami's inner parlor, Natsuyu Onsen. The fresh greenery in spring and the autumn leaves are so beautiful. In winter, there is a ski resort nearby, so taking a bath after a workout is also a great experience. For long-term stays such as vacations and medical treatment, there is also a self-catering section where you can spend your time leisurely.

Ichinoseki hot spring village

Ichinoseki Onsen Village has a variety of sizes and characteristics, ranging from hot springs that have been popular as hot springs since ancient times to hot springs that have sprung up in recent years. Surrounded by abundant hot water and rich nature, you can refresh your body and mind.

Tendai no Yu

Tendai-no-Yu is located at the foot of Mt. Inaniwa, and is a place of relaxation where you can relax in the midst of nature. There are 12 Japanese-style rooms and 2 Western-style rooms, and the special ``Urushi no Ma'' room, which uses lacquer produced in Joboji, is limited to two rooms a day. There is also a large hall where you can eat and take a break, as well as a meeting room, so it can be used for a variety of purposes. There is a large public bath and sauna with slightly alkaline mineral springs that contain a well-balanced amount of natural minerals, and you can also take a day trip bath.

Minamiamihari Arine Hot Spring Yukotan no Mori

Yukotan no Mori, a hot spring in Minamiamihari, has an atmosphere that blends in with the forest, allowing you to relax in the greenery. In addition to the open-air bath surrounded by trees, you can also see the trees and flowers grown in the rich nature along the walking path, and feel the warmth of nature.

Uguisado Onsen

A hot spring boasting a 450-year tradition. The name comes from the fact that in the past, a warbler used to heal its wounds by soaking them in the hot springs. There are inns and hotels lined up for about 2km, allowing you to enjoy the atmosphere of a hot spring resort.

Ryokufusou [Kindaichi Onsen]

The legend of the Zashiki Warashi has long been passed down in Midorikaze-so. At the end of a long corridor is the "Enju-no-Ma," a room where the Zashiki Warashi live, and it is said that those who see them will be successful in life. It was destroyed by fire on October 4, 2009 and was closed for business, but reopened for business on May 14, 2008.

Irihata Onsen

The hot springs that gush out in the Sema Valley downstream of Irihata Dam have a high radium content and are extremely effective at keeping you warm. The view of the majestic dam and the lush greenery from the baths and guest rooms will refresh your mind and body. *Open only during winter season