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Try the 'Toshinyu' bath, a specialized shallow pool designed to allow the back of the head to soak, offering a unique sensory relaxation experience.
Experience Japan's most acidic waters with a pH of 1.2, featuring 14 distinct baths including 100% pure source pools and soothing diluted options.
Savor local specialties like Kiritanpo hot pot, Iburi-gakko smoked pickles, and premium Akita Komachi rice alongside fresh seasonal vegetables.
Reach this secluded sanctuary via a scenic 60-minute bus ride from Tazawako Station, passing through dramatic snow walls during the winter months.
Relax in the specialized indoor Ganban-yoku area, where heated stones provide a gentle, deep-tissue warmth perfect for detoxification and recovery.
Immerse yourself in a grand, high-ceilinged wooden bathhouse crafted from aromatic Aomori Hiba, designed specifically to withstand the potent waters.
Consult with on-site nursing staff for professional advice on safe bathing intervals and techniques tailored to the water's high acidity.
The 3-star Shintamagawa Onsen is a mountain retreat nestled in Towada-Hachimantai National Park, offering a health-focused experience with Japan's most acidic hot spring. Guests can access 14 distinct baths and natural bedrock bathing. The resort features a daily rotating buffet with over 40 dishes and renovated Japanese rooms. It has a review score of 8.6 based on over 2,000 reviews, with wellness and facilities highlighted positively by guests.
This hotel is a tranquil, therapeutic retreat ideal for solo travelers and those seeking hot spring therapy. Nestled in a secluded, mountainous location, the property offers a peaceful escape. Its standout feature is the onsen area, boasting 14 types of baths, including unique acid concentrations and a head-submersion bath, complemented by private bath options. Guests consistently praise the attentive and professional staff, particularly the nursing team, and the diverse buffet-style dining, which highlights local specialties like Akita Komachi rice and fresh seafood. For a truly serene experience, consider booking a room in a newer section of the hotel to avoid any potential musty odors.
Distance from Shintamagawa Onsen
Senboku:0 km
Tazawako:0.7 km
Ishiguro Samurai House:18.2 km
Narita International Airport:438.6 km
No, Shintamagawa Onsen doesn’t offer pool areas.
No, Shintamagawa Onsen doesn’t allow pets.
Yes, Shintamagawa Onsen provides Parking for guests.
Shintamagawa Onsen is located in Semboku, Tazawako Tamagawa, 渋黒沢, 014-1205, Senboku, Japan.
Shintamagawa Onsen Nearby attractions include Morioka Station, Tazawako Ski Area, Nyuto onsenkyo Tsurunoyu Onsen.
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