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Offering seasonal dishes utilizing homegrown vegetables and soba, along with the rich ingredients of Iwate. The Japanese-style rooms feature modern designs, including twin rooms with beds suitable for elderly guests. The Onsen, sourced from 500m underground, is renowned as a beauty-enhancing hot spring, complemented by open-air baths for relaxation amidst nature. Additionally, enjoy a seasonal countryside kaiseki meal featuring ingredients from Iwate Prefecture, such as locally sourced vegetables and rice, handmade soba, and the nationally renowned Maesawa beef.

<One of Japan's Rare Strongly Acidic Myoban Ryokuban Onsen> The Onsen boasts an impressive flow rate of 6,000 liters per minute, making it one of the top sources in Japan in terms of volume from a single natural spring at an altitude of 1,126 meters. (According to old legends, it ranks second in the country.) The abundant Onsen water overflows from the source, forming a hot spring river. Additionally, due to the high altitude of this region, the area is known for its strong ultraviolet rays and is recognized as an ideal location for climate therapy. <Panoramic Public Bath at an Altitude of Approximately 1,100m> This open-air bath offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the natural beauty of the Sukawa Highlands, which spread across the foothills of Mount Kurikoma. From this liberating and rustic hot spring, you can see "Makunidake" to the left, the "Wild Bird Forest" with its lush beech primeval forest to the right, the "Iwakagami Wetlands" below, and directly ahead, where the ridgelines of mountains and forests meet, stands the majestic Dewafuji "Mount Chokai." The stunning natural scenery will leave a lasting impression. At night, you can also enjoy a sky full of stars that feels almost within reach!