Hot Spring / Hot Spring Bath Spots in Iwate Area
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- Gosho Lake Onsen
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2.54 Reviews - Accommodations / Hot Spring
- Iwate Iwate-gun Shizukuishicho Nishi Aniwa Dai27-chiwari 4-1
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良いお湯でした。ツルツルすべすべとなります。しかし、宿としてはもうちょっと頑張って欲しいです。新しいタオルはちゃんと用意されてるんですが、部屋には前の人が使ったタオルが干した状態で残ってる。温泉目当てなので、良しとしましょう！！
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- Tomiyama Onsen Sawa No Yu
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4.52 Reviews - Accommodations / Hot Spring
- Iwate Ofunato-shi Takkoncho Kawara 44-4
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ラジウム含有量が多いそうです。体がポカポカになりました。湯治も可能なシンプルな温泉です。シャンプーなどはありませんので、事前に購入して持参する必要があります。バス停並の料金で駅まで送ってくれます。川原バス停、大船渡東高校前からバスもあります。
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- Orahono Onsen
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3.02 Reviews - Accommodations / Hot Spring
- Iwate Hachimantai-shi Obuke 18-88-208
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東北自動車道の西根IC近くにある温泉施設です。かつては宿泊施設などもあったようですが、現在は日帰り日帰り温泉のみの営業となっています。施設は老朽化が進んでいますが、広々とした浴室とお湯の質は高く、悪くないかと思います。
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- Foxbaden Spa dome
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3.52 Reviews - Accommodations / Hot Spring
- Takizawa, Iwate Prefecture City Ukai SASAMORI 41-2
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気持ちよく利用できる日帰り温泉施設です。東北道のICにも近く、盛岡近郊でちょっと温泉に入りたいという時には便利に利用できると思います。
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- Yumoto Onsen
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- Iwate Waga-gun Nishiwagamachi Yumoto 29-chiwari
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- Kanaya Onsen
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3.02 Reviews - Accommodations / Hot Spring
- Iwate Hanamaki-shi Kanaya Dai5-chiwari 251-1
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ここは他の温泉宿やホテルと違って、宿泊者専用の時間を設定してないので、日帰り入浴しやすいところが良い。今回のGWでは、志戸平温泉と山の神温泉が日帰り入浴が出来ない時間だったので、ここに来ました。500円で内風呂1つと露天1つの何の変哲も無い風呂ですが、良く温まる湯質です。10時から20時30分が入浴時間だそうです。
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- Natuchunoyukko
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4.01 Reviews - Accommodations / Hot Spring
- Iwate Pref. Ofunatoshi Sanrikuchouokirai Koide 59-1
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国道45号線から山道（ちゃんと舗装されています）を4キロ程進むと見えて来る入浴施設。木の温もり感じる建物。 入浴料がなんと400円と格安で時間制限はありません。人工の温泉やジェットバス、サウナ&水風呂完備。大広間や食堂もあります。（食事の営業時間には注意） 運営は、大船渡市の第三セクター。
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- Dai Onsen
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- Iwate Hanamaki-shi DaiDai1-chiwari 192-2
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- Hata No Sawa Mineral Spring Tamago Yu
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5.01 Reviews - Accommodations / Hot Spring
- Iwate Ichinoseki-shi Senmayacho Konashi Kobayashi 334-1
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A small spring located in a mountain village near Senmaya, Iwate Prefecture. The bathing fee for adults is 600 yen. The water is somewhat thick, and after bathing, your skin will feel smooth and...
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- Se Mine Zaka Onsen Hoju no Yu
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4.01 Reviews - Accommodations / Hot Spring
- Iwate Kitakami-shi Wagacho Iwasaki 2-chiwari 3-1
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家族で日帰りで行きました。 浴室は広くて大勢のお客さんで賑わっていました。 サウナや寝湯、屋外に出て涼む事も出来て面白い施設だと思います。近くにコテージもあるので、そこに泊まれば徒歩で行けます。 残念なのは、食堂で食券方式の食事も出来るのですが、忙しい時間帯だとメニューを忘れられた事が過去にあり、なん十分経っても出て来なかった事があります。 そこを考慮すれば、まずまずの施設ではないでしょうか？
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- Ichinosekionsenganganoyu
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4.01 Reviews - Accommodations / Hot Spring
- Iwate Pref. Ichinosekishi Kozenji Ishinose 55-1
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一関の市街地にありイオンスーパーの隣にある。天然温泉100％とのことです。600円で入れて露天もあります。岩盤浴もあるが、こちらは別料金です。
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- Shin Namari Onsen
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- Iwate Hanamaki-shi Namari Nishi Namari 23
- A hot spring district located in Hanamaki City, hometown of Night on the Galactic Railroad author Kenji Miyazawa. The district's sole hot spring hotel, the Airinkan, has three bath areas-the Nanbu no Yu, Mori no Yu, and Kawa no Yu-and a total of 17 different baths. The area's three colorless sodium-sulfate springs generate an abundance of piping hot water. Which bathing areas are open to men and which to women are routinely changed, ensuring those staying at the hotel can enjoy all three. The hotel's popular Chappun reservable private bath area has a picturesque standard indoor bathtub as well as an additional Shigaraki ware ceramic tub. The hotel also has several unique bathtubs, such as the Manten no Yu Hoshi tub, which is 1.3 meters deep and allows bathers to fully float freely in hot spring waters without touching the bottom.
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- Matsukawa Onsen
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- Iwate Hachimantai-shi Matsukawa Onsen
- This hot spring district, situated along Matsukawa Gorge in Towada-Hachimantai National Park, was discovered some 250 years ago. Also used as a base by those looking to climb Mt. Ubakura and Mt. Mitsuishi, the area's hot spring waters soothe away the fatigue of a long day's climbing. The area's three inns each have their own personality. The Kyounso is a Japanese-style inn surrounded by virgin beech and oak forest, and its baths are constantly replenished kakenagashi style from a sulfur spring. The Matsukawaso is a quiet inn where you can bathe in waters exclusively from a source spring while enjoying scenic, natural beauty and being soothed by cheery forest and the murmur of a river. The Shofuso is the oldest of the three and is famed for its baths, which are constantly replenished kakenagashi style from a milky blue-green source spring. Each inn has its own source spring and its own unique qualities.
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- Oshuku Onsen
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- Iwate Iwate-gun Shizukuishicho Oshuku
- The hot springs here were discovered by a woodcutter from Kaga Province; Oshuku means Bush Warbler Town, a name the area gained because of a legend about a wounded bush warbler's leg being healed by the waters here. The curative waters of this hot spring district, situated in a gorge and over 450 years old, have been used by countless bathers since ancient times. The area's simple hot springs and sulfur springs contain an abundance of sodium and carbonated water ions and are said to treat a variety of ailments. There are a total of 18 ryokan inns, hotels, minshuku bed and breakfasts, and inns where guests make their own food-each with their own hot spring bath facilities-for visitors to choose from, and the area is also a convenient place from which to base area sightseeing activities. Koiwai Farm is a 30 minute drive away, and Lake Tazawa 50 minutes. There are also many facilities nearby which make use of the abundant natural beauty of Shizukuishi Town, including Flower and Garden Mori no Kaze, a garden of stunning scale; and the Hachimantai Country Club golf course.
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- Shidotaira Onsen
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- Iwate Hanamaki-shi Yuguchi Shidotaira 26
- This quiet hot spring district, situated amid mountains and renowned since ancient times, is one of the many dotting the Hanamaki Onsenkyo hot spring village in the mountainous northwest of Hanamaki City, Iwate Prefecture. Famed for ages for its curative springs, according to legend, the area was discovered by soldiers under the command of the shogun Sakanoue no Tamuramaro some 1,200 years ago during the Heian period, who were led here, it is said, by the goddess Kannon. The waters of the area's simple hot spring and chloride springs are said to treat such ailments as women's diseases, skin diseases, diabetes, and constipation. There is a hot spring hotel as well as a traditional ryokan inn in the area, both of which are elegant and charming. The Hiraizumi World Heritage Site is located a 70 minute drive away. Shidotaira Onsen is perfect for visiting this scenic destination, which was built more than 800 years ago to be an earthly paradise by Fujiwara no Kiyohira, founder of the mighty Northern Fujiwara clan, the former rulers of the Hiraizumi region.
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- Watari Onsen
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- Iwate Hanamaki-shi Yuguchi Sano 21-8
- The waters of this hypotonic mildly alkaline high temperature spring (simple spring), one of the 12 which make up the Hanamaki Onsenkyo hot spring district, are said to treat such ailments as nerve pain, joint pain, frozen shoulders, chronic digestive diseases, and sensitivity to cold. The Hanamaki Onsenkyo Watari Onsen hotel owns and operates the spring; situated amidst a forest, at night the area is enwrapped in a blanket of tranquil quiet. The hotel's spacious and open outdoor bath offers a view of seasonal flowers blooming in the garden as well as the vast scenery created by the surrounding mountains. The hotel's bath facilities are open 24 hours and are also open to non-guests. Museums dedicated to celebrated authors and artists are located nearby, such as the Miyazawa Kenji Memorial Museum and the Takamura Kotaro Museum; also located not far away is Kamabuchi Falls, a gorgeous waterfall which breaks over and trickles down a large, 8.5 meter tall, 30 meter wide rounded rock outcrop.
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- Hachimantaionsenkyo
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- Iwate Hachimantai-shi Matsuo Yoriki
- A hot spring village which makes use of the piping hot water generated as a byproduct of the Matsukawa Geothermal Power Plant. The village is located in the resort district in the vicinity of Mt. Hachimantai in Towada-Hachimantai National Park. Since the village was established in 1971, it has been a favorite of tourists visiting the Hachimantai area. The waters of the area’s sulfur springs are said to alleviate such ailments as rheumatism, women’s diseases, high blood pressure, skin diseases, and diabetes. The village is also renowned for its year round picturesque scenery, and the fall foliage is particularly impressive. In addition, there are day trip bathhouses in the area with outdoor baths boasting sweeping views of Matsukawa Gorge, a top fall foliage viewing destination. During the Hachimantai Autumn Leaves Festival held in mid-October, visitors can also enjoy a guided walking tour and take in the beauty of Matsukawa Gorge.
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- Shirakaba no Yu
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- Iwate Kuji-shi Yamagatacho
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- Kaiun Benten no Yu
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- Iwate Ofunato-shi Massakicho Ishihama 165-2
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A northern Tohoku prefecture promising peace and quiet, Iwate is sparsely populated, replacing people with snow-capped mountains, history-rich sites, and fields of crops that are to thank for the region’s delicious local cuisine. Meander along the three-city Golden Route, where you’ll visit the grand Buddhist temples of Hiraizumi and the Tono folk villages before tasting the three famed noodle dishes of Morioka.
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