Kunimi Onsen Tours and Trips (Iwate)

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Kunimi Onsen

(Iwate Prefecture Iwate County Shizukuishi Town)

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*This map shows "Kunimi Onsen Ishizuka Ryokan"

Hot Spring Data

efficacy:
For bathing: Chronic skin diseases (atopic dermatitis, athlete's foot, rashes, etc.), gout, chronic joint pain, muscular rheumatism, neuralgia, gynecological disorders
Drinking: Gastrointestinal disorders, stomatitis, chronic bronchitis
Spring quality:
Sulfur-containing sodium bicarbonate spring

Tourist Attraction Information

This hot spring is the base for hiking to Akita Komagatake. Akita Komagatake is a treasure trove of alpine plants, and is especially famous for its large colonies of Dicentra persica.

Highlights

The water is characterized by its emerald green color, which is caused by Rayleigh scattering of light and changes color depending on the day.

Hot Spring Specialties

Simple and appealing miso rice crackers
The "Kunimi Onsen Miso Senbei" sold at Ishizuka Ryokan in Kunimi Onsen are round and sweet in taste. The miso flavor is not too strong, and they are like simple tile senbei. The crunchy texture is more like a cookie than a senbei. The comforting simplicity is what makes you want to eat them. You can only get them here, so you'll want to buy some to take home as a souvenir.

Hot Springs

The trailhead to Akita Mt. Komagatake, one of the 100 famous flower mountains
Kunimi Onsen is a popular spot for hikers, as it is located on the hiking route to the famous Akita Mt. Komagatake. It takes about two and a half hours to reach the peak. The majestic mountain ranges, which change colour with the seasons and show a beautiful expression every time you visit, as well as Japan's largest colony of dicentra and a large pond, are a feast for the eyes. The summit area is home to hundreds of alpine plants, including cherry blossoms, alpine violets, dicentra and Siberian azalea, and is designated as a national natural monument as the Akita Mt. Komagatake alpine plant zone.