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画像引用:フラワー&ガーデン「ホテル森の風鶯宿」

Washi-juku Onsen

岩手県
4.4
Tourist Information of This Area
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A hot spring with a history of about 450 years since its opening.
With a history of about 450 years, it is a hot spring resort known as the "back parlor of Morioka" along with Tsunagi Onsen. It is effective for neuralgia, arthritis, and gynecological diseases as it contains a lot of sodium and hydrogen carbonate ions. Let's soak in the hot springs while feeling the scenery of the four seasons and spend a relaxing time!

Features & How to Enjoy

Classic Onsen

Highlights

Point 1

Refresh Your Mind and Body with Healing Hot Springs!

Washi-juku Onsen Refresh Your Mind and Body with Healing Hot Springs!
画像引用:フラワー&ガーデン「ホテル森の風鶯宿」
Washijuku Onsen is a hot spring resort with a 450-year history, boasting its rich spring quality. By soaking in the hot springs, you can heal your tired body and refresh your mind and body. In particular, the slightly hot water contains a lot of sodium and bicarbonate ions, which are effective for neuralgia, joint pain, women's diseases, gastrointestinal diseases, and more. Washijuku Onsen has a rich amount of hot water, with about 3,000 liters of hot springs flowing out every minute. Therefore, you can relax and soak in the hot springs just by getting into the bath. In addition to the benefits of the hot springs, soaking in the bath spreads a pleasant warmth and helps to heal your daily fatigue and stress. The healing hot springs of Washijuku Onsen also have a charming atmosphere unique to a historic hot spring resort. Inns and accommodations that use hot springs flowing from the source allow you to relax and enjoy the hot springs. Many people visit for the purpose of hot spring therapy, and you can spend a peaceful time in nature. Please enjoy a comfortable hot spring trip while experiencing the benefits brought by the 450-year history and rich spring quality!
Point 2

Enjoy a Nature Walk around Washijuku Onsen!

Washi-juku Onsen Enjoy a Nature Walk around Washijuku Onsen!
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The area around Washijuku Onsen is abundant with nature, making it the perfect place to enjoy exploring the outdoors. Walking along the hiking trails, you can experience the beautiful scenery and diverse plant life throughout the seasons. In spring, the cherry blossoms bloom and their beautiful pink petals dance in the wind. During the fresh green season, the trees are adorned with vibrant green leaves, and you can enjoy a refreshing walk in the pleasant air. In summer, you can seek relief from the heat by the clear streams and lush forests. In autumn, the leaves turn brilliant shades of red and yellow, covering the ground with colorful fallen leaves. Walking among the brightly colored trees is like being in a fantastic painting. In winter, the landscape is covered in a snowy blanket, allowing you to enjoy the world of white. Additionally, there are rivers and waterfalls scattered around the Washijuku Onsen area, where you can also enjoy the scenery by the water. While walking in nature, you may encounter various creatures and wild birds. Through exploring nature, refresh your mind and body and spend a luxurious time touching the blessings of nature!
Point 3

Enjoy the Charm of the Mountains with Iwate Mountain Trekking!

Washi-juku Onsen Enjoy the Charm of the Mountains with Iwate Mountain Trekking!
Trekking to Iwate Mountain is a great opportunity to enjoy the magnificent nature and powerful mountain scenery. Iwate Mountain is part of the Hachimantai National Park, and its majestic figure can be seen well from the surrounding plains. Iwate Mountain is also selected as one of Japan's 100 famous mountains, and its presence and beauty are also known as "Southern Katanashi". It is a large active volcano of the cone type, and its magnificent appearance is overwhelming. The trekking course starts from the Iwate Mountain climbing entrance and proceeds along the mountain path. During the climb, you can enjoy breathtaking views while walking in the natural surroundings of trees and flowers. Especially the view from the summit is a panoramic view of 360 degrees. On a clear day, you can see far away and be impressed by the magnificent mountain scenery. However, Iwate Mountain is a high-altitude mountain and the weather changes rapidly, so preparation before climbing and appropriate equipment are necessary. Also, if you are not confident in your physical strength or experience, it is recommended to participate in a guide or tour. Trekking to Iwate Mountain is a valuable experience where you can feel the power and beauty of nature up close. Let's enjoy the charm of the mountains to the fullest while challenging our own limits. However, be sure to pay sufficient attention to safety and act with consideration for the natural environment!
Point 4

Iwate Prefectural Forest, Spreading on the North Side of Mt. Iwate!

Washi-juku Onsen Iwate Prefectural Forest, Spreading on the North Side of Mt. Iwate!
Located near the Washinoki Hot Springs, Iwate Prefectural Forest is a forest park that spreads on the north side of Mt. Iwate. Various facilities are available within the vast approximately 360-hectare site. The park has a campsite where you can enjoy camping in nature. In addition, the Minna no Hiroba can be used as a place of relaxation. Walking trails are also maintained, allowing you to feel the breath of nature while taking a forest walk. The Wood Craft Center and Forest Learning Center Forest I hold regular woodworking classes and nature observation sessions. Iwate Prefectural Forest is used as a place for interaction with nature and learning. You can relax in the rich forest or feel the blessings of nature. By participating in events and workshops, you can deepen your connection with nature. You will be able to spend a memorable time while feeling the beauty and richness of nature.
Point 5

Powerful Matsukawa Genbudo Created by the Power of Nature!

Washi-juku Onsen Powerful Matsukawa Genbudo Created by the Power of Nature!
Matsukawa Genbudo near Washijuku Onsen is known for its columnar jointing of igneous rock. It's famous for its impressive views when walking along the promenade from the bridge in Matsukawa Valley. In this area, especially during the autumn foliage season, the leaves of broad-leaved trees turn color, creating a beautiful contrast with Matsukawa. The scenery is like a painting, captivating many people. Matsukawa Genbudo is a magnificent landscape created by the power of nature, where you can enjoy the scenery of each season. You can feel the breath of nature and enjoy the beautiful scenery that will refresh your mind.
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Sightseeing

Washi-juku Onsen A Nature-Rich Hot Spring Resort with a 450-Year History
画像引用:フラワー&ガーデン「ホテル森の風鶯宿」
A Nature-Rich Hot Spring Resort with a 450-Year History
Washi-juku Onsen is a traditional hot spring resort with a 450-year history. Its name comes from a nightingale that was said to have bathed in the hot spring to heal its wounds. From this legendary origin, Washi-juku Onsen is known as a place of healing and health. The hot spring resort stretches for about 2km, with ryokans and hotels lining the area, allowing you to enjoy the unique atmosphere of a hot spring resort. Historic buildings and traditional Japanese gardens are scattered throughout the area, creating a charming hot spring town. The hot spring source is abundant, and you can relax in the gentle hot spring water that is kind to your skin. In addition, the surrounding area of Washi-juku Onsen is rich in nature, and you can enjoy beautiful scenery and forest walks in every season. In particular, taking a walk in the natural surroundings of the Hachimantai National Park is ideal for refreshing your mind and body. Washi-juku Onsen is an attractive hot spring resort where you can enjoy the charm of a hot spring town and the beauty of nature while boasting a history and tradition. Why not experience the traditional hot spring culture, heal your mind and body, and spend a relaxing time?

Access

Arrive by car in about 25 minutes from Morioka IC!
To access Washijuku Onsen, if using public transportation, first take the Iwate Kenpoku Bus bound for Uguisushuku Onsen from JR Morioka Station. After riding the bus for about 51 minutes, get off at the final stop or other bus stops. Please note the frequency of the buses, and it is recommended to check the timetable in advance. If using a private car, enter Route 46 from the Tohoku Expressway Morioka IC. Then, drive about 20km via Prefectural Route 1 and 172, and arrive in about 25 minutes. Follow the road signs to arrive at Washijuku Onsen.

Basic Information

Address 618-11 Matsuo Yoriki Daiichi Chigai, Hachimantai City, Iwate Prefecture 028-7302
TEL 070-4462-6089
Web Site https://onsen.eyado.net/
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