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Stay in Hanamaki Onsenkyo

Set against the backdrop of Ihatov, the ideal world cherished by Kenji Miyazawa, this is the collective name for 12 onsen areas, including Hanamaki, Osawa, and Namari Onsen, that bubble up along a river flowing through a quiet mountain valley. From the famed standing baths and historic therapeutic inns with a secluded-onsen atmosphere to modern large hotels with expansive rose gardens, a wide variety of onsen stays are available. It enjoys overwhelming popularity among travelers from Asia, including Taiwan and Hong Kong, and is one of Iwate Prefecture’s leading destinations for international travelers, where visitors can experience Japan’s traditional onsen atmosphere along with the rich nature and food culture of Tohoku.

Hanamaki Onsenkyo

Places to stay

Availability and rates are shown on each booking site.

In the magazine

Yamanokami Onsen Yukaen

A Japanese retreat of natural onsen fed straight from the source and the living craft of temple carpenters

Shuttle bus
To the inn: departs Shin-Hanamaki Station at 15:10 / 16:10 / 17:10 (departs Hanamaki Station at 15:25 / 16:25 / 17:25)
Tattoos
No Tattoos
Private or in-room onsen
Yes
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Oedo Onsen Monogatari Premium Iwate Hanamaki

An infinity onsen above a sweeping mountain stream, and a superb sauna experience

Shuttle
Overnight guests can use a shuttle bus linking Shin-Hanamaki and Hanamaki stations with the inn (advance reservation required)
Tattoos
OK if fully covered with designated stickersConditions apply (see the stay's page)
Private or in-room onsen
No
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