Hachimori Isaribi Onsen Hatahata-kan
This hot spring resort takes pride in its open-air bath, which offers sweeping views of the Sea of Japan. The evening sun creates a moving tableau as it sinks into the sea. The resort has ""funeburo,"" a bath based on the motif of Japanese sandfish fishing boats, as well as ""iwaburo,"" a healing open-air bath that exudes a sense of nature, both of which overlook the sea. The resort is also equipped with a bedrock bath and sauna.
Once your body has been warmed up from inside, enjoy a meal of fresh local seafood. Japanese sandfish (hatahata), which the resort takes its name from, is a local specialty of Akita that tastes good either simmered or grilled.
In addition to the Western-style and Japanese-style bedrooms, another striking feature of Hatahata-kan is its trailer accommodations. Enjoy a barbecue followed by a hot spring bath, then go to bed in an extraordinary trailer bedroom—this makes for a unique and fun holiday.
A thematic journey in the Tohoku region:Hot springs
- Category
- Hot Springs
General Information
- Address
- 秋田県山本郡八峰町八森御所の台51
- Prices
- [Hot spring entrance fee] Adult 500 yen, Elementary/junior high school students 200 yen
- Directions
- ●About 3 minutes walk on dedicated Sky Road from Akitashirakami Station on the JR Gono Line
●About 30 minutes from Noshiro-higashi Interchange and about 40 minutes from Noshiro-minami Interchange on the Akita Expressway - Car Park
- Yes (180 spaces)
- Word-of-mouth
- Reviews (TripAdvisor)
Contact
- Telephone Number
- 0185-77-2770