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♨️A Thousand-Year Spring, Front-Row Seats to the Seasons

Miyagi · Naruko Onsen Yumoto Kissho

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A Thousand-Year Spring, Renowned for Beautiful Skin

• ♨️Naruko Onsen carries 1,000 years of history as one of the Michinoku region's most beloved therapeutic spas
• 🧴A pH 8.6 hypotonic alkaline high-temperature spring known as the 'Beauty Bath' for its cleansing effect
• 🎨A spring that changes character daily — sometimes with yu-no-hana flakes, sometimes pale amber, milky white, or clear

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The Grand Bath Hozan-no-Yu and Its Open-Air Bath

• 🏞️Separate grand baths for men and women, each pairing an indoor bath with an open-air one, running generously kakenagashi
• 🍂The open-air bath frames Naruko's four seasons — spring greenery, summer moonlight, autumn leaves, winter snow
• 🕒Open 15:00–11:00 (unavailable late night 2:00–3:00 for cleaning)

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Four Free Natural-Spring Private Baths

• 🛁Four distinctly styled private baths — hinoki, brick, tile, and stone — all filled with natural hot spring water
• 🆓Rare for Naruko Onsen, all four private baths are completely free, no reservation needed, first come first served
• 🔔Check availability with the light at the entrance; open 14:00–1:00 and 5:00–11:00

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Local, Seasonal: A Semi-Buffet of Regional Flavors

• 🥩Dinner is a semi-buffet showcasing Sendai's famous gyutan beef tongue among other regional specialties
• 🐟Carefully selected local ingredients — the bounty of Oshu's mountains and fresh seafood from Sendai's port
• 🍚Breakfast is a buffet of over 70 dishes, a taste tour of Tohoku's regional cooking

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The Restaurant Mori no Kaze

• 🍽️A spacious 150-seat restaurant on the 2nd floor serving the season's best flavors
• 🧑‍🍳A chef's craftsmanship built around local, seasonal ingredients
• 🛋️Partitioned seating lets you dine comfortably without feeling crowded, almost like a private room

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Naruko's Four Seasons, Seen from Your Room

• 🏔️Perched high above the hot spring town, rooms offer sweeping views of Naruko through every season
• 🛏️The top-floor deluxe twin features 120cm-wide Simmons beds; annex rooms come with their own kakenagashi hot spring bath
• 🏯All 59 rooms are non-smoking, with a 75㎡ special suite featuring an in-room bath and annex rooms overlooking a Japanese garden

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Kissho's Hospitality, After the Bath

• 🍜A free late-night yaki soba snack served at the 1st-floor 'Ichian' before bed (22:30–23:15)
• 🍦Free popsicles and lactic-acid drinks by the grand bath after bathing, plus complimentary drinks in the lounge
• 👘Rental colored yukata, casual house wear, and a stroll through the property's own yumeguri tour

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7 Minutes from Naruko-Onsen Station, Free Shuttle

• 🚉From Tokyo, take the Shinkansen to Furukawa Station, then the JR Rikuu-to Line to Naruko-Onsen Station — about a 7-minute walk from there
• 🚐A reservation-based free shuttle runs from Naruko-Onsen Station (advance booking required)
• 🅿️Free parking for 53 cars and 2 large buses; check-in 15:00, check-out 11:00

A thousand years of Naruko's celebrated waters, breathtaking seasonal views, and regional flavors drawn from mountain and sea come together here. With every private bath free to use, an evening of onsen bliss and warm hospitality becomes a happy departure for you tonight.

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* This introduction was compiled from information published by each property (official website and similar sources), so some details may differ from what you find on the day. It is AI-assisted and can contain errors — please check the official website and the details shown at booking before you reserve.

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Check In/Check Out Policy · Check In: 15:00 · Check Out: 11:00 · Last Check In:

* These policies are the property's own text, in English; the cancellation policy shown at booking takes precedence.