Hachimori Isaribi Onsen

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In Happō Town, located along the northern coast of Akita Prefecture, the village of Tebai-zaka, dotted with traditional thatched-roof houses, bursts into bloom with peach and cherry blossoms in spring — a true paradise on earth. Here, new settlers live in harmony with the land, cultivating the soil and embracing a life close to nature. At Hachimori Isaribi Onsen Hatahata-kan, where the wooden bath is shaped like a boat, visitors can enjoy open-air hot springs with a panoramic view of the Sea of Japan. The hot spring water contains nano bubbles, leaving your skin smooth and refreshed after every soak.

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Akita Prefecture

Hachimori Isaribi Onsen

Address
51 Goshonodai, Hachimori, Happo-cho, Yamamoto-gun, Akita
Website
https://hatahatakan.jp/
Operator
Hachimori Isaribi Onsen Hatahata-kan

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