Makukawa Onsen Tours and Trips (Fukushima Prefecture)

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Makukawa Onsen

Makugawa Hot Springs

(Fukushima City, Fukushima Prefecture)

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*This map shows "Mito Ryokan"

Hot Spring Data

efficacy:
Gastrointestinal diseases, neuralgia, polio, chronic eczema, cuts, brain diseases, chronic diseases of the female reproductive system, chronic myoarthritis, rheumatism, hemiplegia, hypertension, arteriosclerosis, peripheral circulatory disorders, chronic intoxication, diabetes, skin pruritus, acne, chilblains, chronic pyoderma, movement disorders, wounds
Spring quality:
Simple hot spring, simple sulfur spring

Tourist Attraction Information

It is also close by car to Shiki no Sato, Azuma Kofuji, Jododaira, Tohoku Safari Park, Fudo Falls, and other places.

Highlights

Located in the innermost part of the Oku-Tsuchyu Onsen area, Mito carved out of an 800-year-old cypress tree.

Hot Spring Specialties

In autumn, you can enjoy picking nameko and other mushrooms.
The area around Makukawa Onsen is a natural mushroom producing area. Lodgings that mainly serve local ingredients are known for their delicious mushroom dishes, especially the nameko mushrooms. During mushroom season from late summer to autumn, you can enjoy picking nameko and other mushrooms while walking through the beech forest.

Hot Springs

The Bandai Azuma Skyline runs through the spectacular views of Azuma
Makukawa Onsen has long been a base for climbing Mt. Azuma. Behind it runs the Bandai Azuma Skyline. This is a 29km long mountain tourist road that runs from Takayu Onsen in the west of Fukushima City, passing through Jododaira and ending at Tsuchiyu Pass. The panoramic course that weaves through the Azuma mountain range features the dynamic "Eight Views of Azuma," named by author Yasushi Inoue, and is packed with sights such as Issaikyozan and Azuma Kofuji. It is also known as a famous spot for viewing autumn leaves, and is bustling every year.