Reservations and inquiries by phone
Hanamaki Onsen General Reservation Center
TEL. 0198-37-2111 /
9:00 ~ 19:00
Facilities
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- Hanamaki Onsen Garden
Hanamaki Onsen, blessed with rich nature
Hanamaki Onsen Garden is full of nature. The rich nature and space will soothe your daily fatigue.
Please spend a relaxing time at your favorite place.
Hanamaki Onsen Park MAP
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Nature
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discovery
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enjoy
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Rose garden
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shop
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bakery
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Nanbu ironware specialty store
The Nambu Tekki specialty store located at the main entrance carries Iwate's traditional crafts, Nanbu Tekki, as well as local Iwate sake and wine.
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Onsen bakery
We offer approximately 50 types of products, including the famous "Hanamaki Onsen Anpan". Enjoy Hanamaki Onsen Bakery's proud breads and sweets.
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Hanamaki Onsen
Rose GardenMore than 6,000 roses of approximately 450 varieties, including original varieties, decorate the garden with their bright colors and rich fragrance.
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Lover's Sacred Place Satellite Monument
Hanamaki Onsen has been selected as a ``lover's sacred place satellite'' as the perfect place for a marriage proposal. In front of the rose garden fountain, there is a monument containing the moonstone, known as ``the stone of lovers and the stone that conveys love.'' This is a recommended photo spot for couples.
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Kenji Miyazawa Poetry Monument
A crystal poem monument near the fountain in the center of the rose garden. This is a poem written by Kenji Miyazawa when he was constructing the southern slope flower bed.
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sundial flower bed
The sundial flower bed decorated with flowers was designed by Kenji Miyazawa, an agronomist and literary scholar from Hanamaki.
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Maki Takano
"Koyama Maki" has been selected as the seal of Prince Akishino Hisahito. 〈Oin is a seal that the imperial family attaches to their personal belongings in place of their name.〉
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Maki Takano
"Koyama Maki" has been selected as the seal of Prince Akishino Hisahito. 〈Oin is a seal that the imperial family attaches to their personal belongings in place of their name.〉
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Hanamaki Onsen Inari Shrine
In 1920, the alter ego of Inari Shrine, which was enshrined at Morioka Bank, was transferred. It continues to be loved by the local people, with a naked pilgrimage on New Year's Day, annual festival, and annual prayer festival held every year.
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Hakusan Shrine Dainichido
Commonly known as ``Hakusando,'' this shrine houses a wooden seated statue of Dainichi Nyorai, a designated tangible cultural property of Iwate Prefecture, and contains valuable materials that tell the story of regional development from the medieval period to the present day.
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Oiwake Monument
This monument, which reads ``The right side of the mountain, the left side of the mountain,'' was built in the early Edo period at the junction of the mountain path and Yunosato. It is said to be the oldest stone monument in Hanamaki City.
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Takifudoson
Immediately from the parking space on the left side of the road. As the 61st temple among the 88 sacred sites in Rikuchu, it stands quietly close to Ogasegataki Falls.
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Hayama Shrine
It has been a place of prayer for the lords of Hanamaki Castle for generations, and it is said that when a person in the military register inherited a famous family, he or she would always visit here to pray for long and successful military fortune. The sacred water inside the shrine is famous.
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Hanamaki Onsen Golf Salon
After working up a sweat at the large golf practice range, relax in the hot springs.
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Taiyaki
A rare porcelain kiln in Tohoku with a tradition of over 100 years. We also produce tableware for daily necessities, flower vases, and tea pottery. You can also try your hand at making pottery.
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Hanamaki Onsen Cycling Road
A cycling course with a total length of 26 km from Hanamaki Onsen through Hanamaki City to the exhibition area in Kitakami City. You can enjoy the changing seasons.
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snow park
During the winter when it snows, this is a plaza where you can play in a kamakura or play sledding.
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Houraikan
There are facilities recommended for day-trip bathing, such as private hot spring baths and the public bath "Horaiyu."
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Prefectural Hanamaki Regional Park Ginganomori
There is a prefectural golf course, tennis courts, children's plaza, and more, so the whole family can enjoy the large park.
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Kamabuchi Falls
The area around Kamabuchi Falls, a nationally designated scenic spot of Ihatov, is a promenade where you can walk through the sunlight filtering through the trees.
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Yuzuriha (Yuzuriha)
Yuzuriha produces young leaves in spring, and then the previous year's leaves fall off. This process is similar to parents raising children and continuing to do so from generation to generation, and is considered a lucky charm.
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lily tree
Blooms from May to June. It blooms discreetly on high branches. Many people don't even know that the flowers have bloomed, so people say things like, ``Those who see this flower will be happy...''
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Matsushimaen
It was built over 300 years ago and was called the Ukishima Embankment at that time. In recent years, it has been reborn as ``Matsushimaen'' and has become a place of relaxation where waterfowl and other animals visit in the winter.
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A single drooping cherry tree with green leaves
This hanging cherry tree has a history of 80 years.
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Ogase Falls
Just below Taki Fudoson, you can see the pure flow.
Hanamaki Onsen
Rose Garden
A show of splendid beauty decorate the garden
Roses from around the world
Construction began in 1958 on the site where Nansha Kadan once stood.
It opened two years later in 1960.
Over 6,000 roses of approximately 450 different varieties decorate the garden with bright colors and rich fragrances throughout the year on a site of approximately 5,000 tsubo in area.
Some of the roses have been improved and certified as new varieties in our garden, and there is also a sundial flower bed designed by Kenji Miyazawa.
| entrance fee | [Adults (junior high school students and above)] Late May to late June (roses at their best): 1,000 yen (tax included) Late June to early October: 500 yen (tax included) Early October to mid-October: 800 yen (tax included) <Night Rose Garden> Late May to late June (roses at their best): 600 yen (tax included) Late June to early October: 400 yen (tax included) Early October to mid-October: 500 yen (tax included) Other periods: Free admission [Children (up to elementary school age)] free |
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| Opening hours | 7:00～21:00 <Night Rose Garden> 18:30-21:00 (last entry 20:30) |
*Opening hours vary depending on the season (daylight hours), so please check before visiting.
Onsen bakery
We offer approximately 50 types of products, including the famous "Hanamaki Onsen Anpan".
Enjoy Hanamaki Onsen Bakery's proud breads and sweets.
| business hours | 8:00～17:00 |
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| Regular holiday | every Tuesday |
Contact
TEL. 0198-37-2166
Featured Products
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Hanamaki Onsen Anpan
A specialty of Hanamaki Onsen, characterized by the sweet bean paste tightly wrapped in a thin skin.
This is a popular souvenir item that uses 100% Hokkaido-produced red bean paste.
Seasonal flavors may also be available in stores.300 yen per piece (tax included)
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Flower Nodoka
By blending Iwate Prefecture's wheat ''Ginga no Chikara'', we have created a loaf of bread that is moist and soft, yet firm and strong.
2 loaves 1,050 yen (tax included)
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"Footbath/handbath" opposite the shop
Opposite the hot spring bakery, there is a ''foot bath/hand bath'' where you can casually enjoy the hot springs while wearing your clothes.
Take a breather while shopping. We also recommend spending some time relaxing while eating the famous Hanamaki Onsen Anpan.
Nanbu ironware specialty store
Nanbu ironware, a traditional craft from Iwate, is popular both domestically and internationally for its warm texture and taste that gets better with use.
In addition to Nanbu Tekki, we also carry Iwate's local sake and wine.
| business hours | 8:00～17:00 |
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Contact
TEL. 0198-27-2724
recommendation
Nambu ironware coffee pot set
A coffee pot set using Nanbu ironware.
Nanbu ironware is said to be ideal for boiling water because it distributes heat evenly.
This set also comes with a tea strainer, so it can be used not only for coffee but also as a tea set. Available in four colors: black, red, green, and yellow, which are exclusive to Hanamaki Onsen.
Parking lot for overnight stays
There is a special area for sleeping in your car in the parking lot in front of Hotel Senshukaku. Guests also receive benefits such as discounts on hot spring bathing fees.
Enjoy a comfortable car journey while being surrounded by rich nature.
Kamabuchi Falls , a nationally designated scenic spot of Ihatov
This waterfall is located on the Tai River that flows through Hanamaki Onsen.
The sight of the clear stream splitting into many lines over a large rock 8.5m high and 30m wide and falling into the basin of the waterfall is exhilarating.
The forest around Kamabuchi Falls is a promenade, and it's an easy walking course where you can walk through the sunlight filtering through the trees.
Hanamaki Onsen Inari Shrine
In 1920, the alter ego of Inari Shrine, which was enshrined at Morioka Bank, was transferred.
It continues to be loved by the local people, with a naked pilgrimage on New Year's Day, annual festival, and annual prayer festival held every year.
