Entrance fee : 400 yens |
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inside | 3 | 3 | - |
outside | 1 | 1 | - |
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Water type : simple acid | |||
Onsen in Akita-ken |
Goshogake Onsen (Hachimantai plateau)Tamagawa Onsen (Hachimantai plateau)Tazawako kogen resort hotel ne (Mizusawa Onsen)Tsuru no yu (Nyuto Onsen) |
Other prefectures in Tohoku |
| Aomori-kenFukushima-kenYamagata-ken |
) View of the hotel. |
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| Onsen famous to cure skin problem, you can find a mud bath and steaming bath called mushiburo (蒸し風呂 むしぶろ) | |
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| Many different kinds of bath from mud one to the vapor one, very good combination. I just have some regrets not to find there a mixed bath. | |
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| Very difficult to explain what I saw, when I went there it was really foggy, rainy and a cold wind was blowing. Hope to go there again and give a better description but what I suppose is a view over the mountain and the volcano close to there. | |
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| Interesting to visit the nature trail (2km) allowing you to watch volcanic phenomena, see also Tamagawa onsen. | |
| As some of you perhaps know, in the north of Tohoku, in Aomori and Akita prefecture, the people use to speak a kind of dialect named Akita-ben. When I was there and some old Japanese try to speak with me in this dialect about the very bad weather we had, I can not understand really what there were speaking about. So just learn this two words for the rainy day : ameko (little rain) and okame (big rain) and they will be delighted to hear some Akita-ben spoken by a foreigner. Alessandro |