A hot spring resort in Hanamakı City, Iwate Prefecture. A captivating place where majestic nature, hot springs, and the literature of Kenji Miyazawa harmoniously coexist.
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Soothe your daily fatigue in a tranquil space surrounded by abundant nature.
Each hot spring offers unique spring qualities and attractions.
A variety of accommodations are available, including historic *ryokan*, modern hotels, and unique pensions.
A place associated with the literature of Kenji Miyazawa.
Enjoy the natural beauty cherished by Kenji Miyazawa.
Approximately 20 minutes by bus from JR Hanamakı Station on the Tohoku Main Line.
Approximately 15 minutes by car from Hanamakı IC on the Tohoku Expressway. Show route
Hanamakı Onsenkyo is a hot spring resort in Hanamakı City, Iwate Prefecture, boasting a long history dating back to the Edo period.
Once a thriving spa town, Hanamakı Onsenkyo now offers a wide range of day trip onsen and accommodations, making it a popular tourist destination.
The charm of Hanamakı Onsenkyo lies in its abundant natural beauty.
Surrounded by the majestic Mount Iwate, the Igiri-su Kaigan coastline (evoking the world of Kenji Miyazawa's fairy tales), and Mount Hayachine, you can refresh your mind and body while immersing yourself in nature.
Hanamakı Onsenkyo is also known as a place associated with the literature of Kenji Miyazawa, offering many spots where you can enjoy the natural beauty he cherished.
You can explore the world of Miyazawa's literature through places like his former home and the 'Kenji no Dowa Mura' (Kenji's Fairy Tale Village), which preserves the landscapes where he spent his time.
The hot spring town also features numerous restaurants serving delicious dishes made with locally sourced ingredients, allowing you to savor both the onsen and the culinary delights.
Hanamakı Onsenkyo is a truly healing space where you can fully enjoy nature, culture, and hot springs.
We invite you to visit Hanamakı Onsenkyo and immerse yourselves in its rich nature, hot springs, and the literature of Kenji Miyazawa.