Obonai Ryokan
岩手の名湯 侍の湯 おぼない
Hanamaki · Iwate onsen ryokan — 380 years since the spring opened — the Tama no Yu where samurai once bathed
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2026-09-03 → 2026-09-04 · 2 adults
Iwate · Obonai Ryokan
A place where the gentle, mildly alkaline waters of the 380-year-old Tama no Yu meet a local table set with regional ingredients by the kitchen's own hands. Feel the charm of an old country inn in Kanadaichi Onsen, hometown of the zashiki-warashi.
Property Description This is a Japanese inn that serves a set meal on a table in traditional tatami mat dining room and offers futon Japanese style bedding, a hot water bag and hot spring with a long history which is said that samurai worriors used to bathe, where you can feel good old Japanese ambience as well as experience beautiful Japanese way of living.This is a Japanese inn that serves a set meal on a table in traditional tatami mat dining room and offers futon Japanese style bedding, a hot water bag and hot spring with a long history which is said that samurai worriors used to bathe, where you can feel good old Japanese ambience as well as experience beautiful Japanese way of living. Property Access 20 minutes by taxi from Ninohe station after a 2 and a half hour Tohoku Shinkansen bullet train ride from Tokyo / 7 minutes by taxi from Kintaichi Onsen station
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GUIDE
From onsen etiquette to check-in — the things worth knowing first.
ROOMS
POLICY
Check In/Check Out Policy · Check In: 16:00 · Check Out: 10:00 · Last Check In: 20:00
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