Maesawa Station × Recommended Hotel·Ryokan

Reborn as "Oshu Hiraizumi Onsen Ryokan ITSUMU" after the history of its predecessor, Kinugawa-so.ITSUMU boasts an excellent location as a tourism hub, situated in the heart of the Tohoku region. We strive to ensure a comfortable stay for our guests and allow them to fully experience the charm of Oshu. With hospitality rooted in the local "people," "culture," and "history," we warmly welcome you.

The town of Hiraizumi, a World Cultural Heritage site, offers gratitude and hospitality with the concept of Property, relaxation, learning, and prayer. Equipped with an internet corner and a large TV, the tea lounge provides various drinks and ice cream. The 12-tatami Japanese-style room with a spacious veranda is a charming space with morning sunlight, where you can enjoy the renowned Maesawa beef sukiyaki.

World Heritage and people's lives intersect in Hiraizumi. One corner of this area is the "Hiraizumi Club," a property renovated from a traditional old house.

Exclusive one-group-per-day, fully private accommodation. Enjoy breathtaking views of the Kitakami River and expansive rural landscapes from the accommodation, painted in hues at sunset and sparkling with stars at night. Spend a peaceful moment surrounded by ever-changing scenery. A kitchen is available for self-catering, and we can also arrange local ingredients upon request. The room with an irori hearth, a living room with high ceilings, and a wooden deck create a warm atmosphere within the facility. We hope the serene ambiance and warmth of our accommodation gently resonate in each guest's heart. What kind of moments will you create amidst this beautiful scenery?

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.