Best around Morioka, Hiraizumi And Hachimantai Spot List

Please enjoy to your heart's content the tasteful variety of baths and rich hot spring water. Garden Jomon bath...The garden Jomon bath was built in 2001. Visit the Shidanai Ruins, a valuable group of ruins located to the west of Tsunagi Onsen. This is a bath with a motif. Its charm is reminiscent of the ancient Jomon period. Large public bath: spacious “Magokoro-no-Yu” and “Aino-Yu” There are 5 types of bathtubs, including cypress baths, saunas, utase baths, bubble baths, and large bathtubs. You can enjoy the bath ladder.

A seasonal location nurtured by nature...a spacious lobby and large communal bath called ``Hitorijime no Yu.'' Lake Gosho and the mountains of Iwate can be seen from the guest rooms. Just like a painting, the scenery of each season welcomes you with its daily colors. A beauty bath with an abundant amount of hot water...Encounter the gentleness of the hot spring water flowing directly from the source, and enjoy a relaxing conversation. There are two large public baths with views of the colors of the four seasons, and two open-air baths and private baths with fantastic lighting. Please have a peaceful time. Enjoy the mountains and seas of your hometown...The Sanriku coast, where the Oyashio and Kuroshio currents intersect, is like a natural fish tank, and is rich in a variety of seafood. There is also plenty of delicious meat, including beef raised in the rich soil of Kitakami and Ou, as well as the delicacies of the countryside brought to you by the bounty of the earth.

A 4-minute walk from JR Morioka Station. Unizo Inn Express offers safe, secure, and comfortable rooms at an affordable price. The basic specifications have been kept to the bare minimum so that you can relax with your own "everyday" and "favorite" items. Please bring your own "everyday" and "favorite" items according to the purpose and style of your trip. The hotel has a coin laundry, which is convenient for long-term stays. For breakfast, a Western-style menu is produced by Nagahama Coffee, a cafe originating in Akita Prefecture that has a Brazilian government-certified "coffee appraiser" on staff and pursues delicious, high-quality coffee.