Fujishi Onsen Tours and Trips (Iwate)

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Toushichi Onsen

Fujishichi Onsen

(Iwate City, Hachimantai Prefecture)

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*This map shows "Fujishichi Onsen Saiunso"

Hot Spring Data

efficacy:
Neuralgia, chronic digestive diseases, diabetes, hypertension, skin diseases, arteriosclerosis, gynecological diseases, muscle pain, bruises, sensitivity to cold
Spring quality:
Simple sulfur spring

Tourist Attraction Information

Hachimantai Located at the top of the mountain, the Horai border is a walking area. The Hachiman-numa and Gama-numa Observatory Course offers a panoramic view of the magnificent scenery.

Highlights

This secret hot spring is located 1,400 meters above sea level, and is home to a lodging called Saiunso. The open-air bath overlooking the sunrise over Iwate is popular.

Hot Spring Specialties

The inn's specialty: pitch black hot spring eggs
A specialty of Toshichi Onsen is the "flavored black hot spring eggs" sold at the inn's front desk. The temperature of the spring water is 90 degrees, so eggs can be boiled right there. The black exterior is due to the iron in the hot spring combining with the egg shell. The saltiness and soft-boiledness are both perfect, and eating them with a beer is one of the pleasures of a stay.

Hot Springs

A place that thanks Hachiman Daibosatsu for its beauty.
Hachiman-numa, not far from Toshichi Onsen, is located near the top of Hachimantai mountain and is the largest crater lake swamp among the lakes of Hachimantai. Surrounded by virgin forests of Abies sachalinensis, Abies sachalinensis, and Japanese boxwood, it is a mysterious place. Around the swamp, alpine plants such as Mizubashou, Nikkohkisuge, Chinguruma, and Watasuge bloom one after another from the thawing of the snow until summer. Wooden paths have been maintained so that visitors can walk around the area with light clothing without getting lost, making it a great place to enjoy a walk in nature.