Yuze Onsen Tours and Trips (Akita)

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Yuze Onsen

(Akita Prefecture, Kazuno City)

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Hot springs in Akita Prefecture
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*This map shows the "Yuse Onsen Ryokan Cooperative Association (Yuse Community Hall)"

Hot Spring Data

Efficacy:
Neuralgia, rheumatism, skin diseases, gynecological diseases, diabetes, back pain
Spring quality:
Alkaline simple hot spring

Tourist Attraction Information

There are many attractions in the area, including the historic Osarizawa Mine, Mineland Osarizawa, Korakuan, and Oyu Stone Circle.

Highlights

Known as a beauty bath, it has a reputation for making skin smooth and revitalizing moisture. Skin lotions made with hot spring water are also popular.

Hot Spring Specialties

Enjoy a delicious hotpot in the birthplace of Kiritanpo
Yuze Onsen in Kazuno City, the birthplace of kiritanpo, is close to the birthplace of Hinai chicken, which is used in kiritanpo nabe, and you can enjoy authentic kiritanpo nabe with its rich soup. Kiritanpo nabe, a "mother's taste" that has been passed down for generations, is a dish of hospitality and a delicacy served on ceremonial occasions, and each inn and restaurant offers its own unique flavor. Tanpo made from Akitakomachi rice is at its best from Shimmai season, so it's best to try it from autumn to winter.

Hot Springs

Relax on the walking trails along the Yuze Valley
One of the five therapy roads in Kazuno, the Forest Therapy Road, is also listed in the "New Tourism 30 Views of Akita." A walking path has been developed along the Yuze Valley, which stretches for about 4km from Yuze Onsen to Hachimantai Azusawa, allowing visitors to enjoy the scenery while trekking. There are deep cliffs on both sides, and the Yoneshiro River flowing below is majestic and breathtaking. There are many sights to see, such as the Yoneshiro River overlooked from Tengu Bridge, Shishibuchi, and the Himekomatsu pine tree growing on the rocks on top of the cliffs, and the road is especially popular during the seasons of new greenery and autumn leaves.