Akinomiya Onsen Tours and Trips (Akita)

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Akinomiya Onsenkyo

Akinomiya Onsen Village

(Akita Yuzawa City, Pref.)

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Hot springs in Akita Prefecture
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Hot Spring Data

efficacy:
Neuralgia, joint pain, muscle pain, frozen shoulder, motor paralysis, frail children, chronic skin diseases, chronic gynecological diseases, hemorrhoids, cuts, burns, bruises, sprains, poor circulation, recovery from illness, fatigue recovery, health promotion, chronic rheumatism, lower back pain, arteriosclerosis, injuries from accidents, atopy, gastrointestinal diseases, menopausal disorders
Spring quality:
Sodium chloride spring, simple hot spring, sulfate spring, bicarbonate spring

Tourist Attraction Information

This hot spring resort is surrounded by spots where you can enjoy nature, such as Yakunai River, Mt. Torage, Mt. Kamuro, Mt. Takamatsu, Mt. Yamabushi, and Kawarage Jigoku.

Highlights

This hot spring has 10 inns, mainly located along National Route 108. There are over 50 sources, and the quality of the spring water varies at each inn and lodge.

Hot Spring Specialties

A limited-time, local morning market
This morning market is held from May. to early Nov. in the parking lot below Akinomiya Ski Resort. It is called the "Chan-chan Morning Market" because the signs of individual farms are displayed and each sign has the suffix "chan" attached to its name. You can purchase items unique to Akinomiya, such as fresh vegetables, wild plants picked by the vendors themselves, mushrooms, and homemade pickles. It is only open on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays in the morning, so if the timing is right, it is definitely worth stopping by.

Hot Springs

A place to relax: "Kawahara no Yukko"
In the riverbank near the old museum, there is an open-air hot spring called "Kawahara no Yukko." Shovels are provided, and when you dig in the riverbank, hot spring water will begin to flow. Dig to your desired size, surround it with stones, bring in the clear stream, and adjust the temperature to create your own rustic footbath. If you dig even deeper, you can enjoy an open-air bath. Local volunteers provide footbath towels, and a restaurant near the footbath also delivers ramen and other dishes, which is a nice touch.