Dai Onsen
台温泉
A historic hot spring village in a river valley featuring traditional wooden inns and therapeutic sulfur waters used for centuries.
What it is
- A collection of twenty traditional inns situated along the Daigawa River valley.
- A hot spring destination reportedly discovered twelve hundred years ago by Sakanoue no Tamuramaro.
- A historic retreat formerly frequented by the lords of the Nanbu Clan.
- The original water source for the nearby Hanamaki Onsen area.
What to see
- Nakajima Inn, a four-story wooden structure constructed by skilled shrine carpenters.
- The local post office which functions as the primary financial institution for the village.
- Traditional architecture lining the narrow valley alongside the flowing river.
- Natural hot springs containing simple sulfur and sodium chloride sulfate.
Getting there
- Buses travel from Hanamaki Station to the Dai Onsen terminal in thirty minutes.
- The hot spring village is a ten-minute drive from the Hanamaki Interchange.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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