Best Hotels in Noheji, Japan

We stayed for 1 night on a tour from Shimokita Peninsula to Tsugaru Peninsula. From the coastline, there is a Mamon Onsen near the ski area running in the mountains for a while. There is Yakushi Do hall nearby, and it seems to be a historic hot spring inn. Currently, it is changed to a modern Lee z－ and a hotel building, but the public bath is used by Aomori hiba, and the hot spring hot water is pleasant, but the smell of hiba is good. I think if the weather is good, you can see the stars in the open-air bath. The rooms are a large 12 tatami Japanese room with chairs and tables in the back. It is a bit far from the window, but you can see the sea of Mutsu Bay. I can't hope for the sunset, but the Asahi looked clean. There is a refrigerator in the room, but the drinks will be a store or vending machine on the first floor. There is nothing like convenience stores nearby, so I think it would be better to buy it on the coastline if necessary. The dinner on the tour was a banquet hall on the 1 floor. The table seat was quite inferior to the distance. It is a set dish, but the warm dish is put on the stove, so it remains hot and the cold dish is served cold. Nakai's response was good, and even if he was eating with two people, the suck was able to be put out at another 々 timing. The local sake was delicious. Unfortunately, there was no dish that sailed out with don in the famous place of sailing. Breakfast was also a local menu.

I stopped by for a day trip bath. The quality of the spring is a weakly alkaline simple hot spring, which is a mall-type hot spring that flows directly from the hot spring. The blackest hot spring in Tohoku? It was a black transparent hot water that was a little slimy though it was famous for. The large bathtub in the bathroom was about 41 degrees Celsius, and there was also a hot spring bathtub, so it was a very warm hot spring. There is an open-air bath outside, the sprue is about 40 degrees Celsius, and the temperature of the bathtub is less than 36 degrees Celsius. The bathing fee was 330 yen. In terms of blackness, the mall-type hot springs in Kamata, Tokyo are blacker.

When I searched for ”near hot springs” at Lake Ogawara, the roadside station, it came out, so I went immediately. So, it's my first time, so why not wander around the bathhouse? I don't know who, but I was told, ”Wash your body and then enter.” I thought I knew it. I felt sick. At the timing of entering and leaving the sauna, I heard a voice from a distance saying, ”When you take a cold bath, wash your body and then enter.” Is there something being monitored? I wondered if I didn't want some stranger to come.

A 3-minute walk from Kamikita-cho Station. Relax and enjoy our skin-beautifying hot springs and the flavors of fresh local seafood and vegetables.