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Hoshino Resorts KAI Tsugaru Located in Aomori Prefecture About a 40-minute drive from Aomori City You can also take a train to JR Ōwani Station and then take the hotel shuttle bus This time, I stayed during the off-peak season in late March on a weekday The price is not expensive Including dinner and breakfast, one night costs over 40,000 yen The cost performance is quite high The room feels a bit old It still uses traditional keys to open and close the door The balcony offers a lake view The Japanese cuisine is very delicious The dishes are very rich The staff are also very friendly The public hot spring has both indoor and outdoor baths The indoor pool has apples (a specialty of Aomori) After soaking, you can drink apple water Overall, the experience was pretty good Many services like shuttle and SPA need to be booked in advance online It is recommended to book five days before your stay

1. Can anyone tell me if this hot spring hotel really exists? Soaking in a hot spring is a must-try experience when traveling in Japan. If you have already tried hot springs in Hakone, Atami, and Hokkaido, and want to try something different, this is a good choice. 2. [Hot Spring Village] 🍁 The concept is to combine hot springs with local culture, so the location will be in a village with hot spring characteristics, and the predecessor of KAI Tsugaru was the ryokan "Minami Tsugaru Kinmizu". Aomori apples float in the large bathhouse made of ancient wood, and the air is filled with the aroma of apples. You can see the seasonal changes in the courtyard through the large glass curtain wall. You can enjoy a quiet and secluded stay with two meals a day without leaving the hotel, which is very suitable for office workers like me who need a "short escape" from work. 3. [Cabin in the Snow] ❄️ As a southerner, I get excited when I see snow. It is very pleasant to see snowflakes falling outside the window, or to see heavy snow falling in the morning, and to see the food steaming inside the house. I can't resist soaking in a hot spring while watching the snow. 4. [Apple Hot Spring] 🍎 The "Apple Hot Spring" is worth mentioning. The bath made of Aomori cypress is filled with hot spring steam, and Aomori apples float in the water. Fresh apples are added to the bath, and the hot spring steam spreads, creating a faint fruity aroma around the body. When soaking in the apple hot spring, looking at the snow-covered lantern pool and stream, you will feel a sense of joy. 5. 🍱 Japanese Cuisine 🍣 Kaiseki cuisine featuring Oma tuna, known as black diamond, and Aomori-style kaiseki made with local ingredients, as well as Japanese breakfast dishes such as "miso grilled scallops". 6. 🍎 Three meals a day related to apples, such as apple tempura, apple soup, and apple tea, are delicious and not to be missed!

For those who have soaked in Japanese hot springs in Hakone, Atami, Hokkaido, etc., and want to try something new and special, then KAI Tsugaru 🏨 is a choice not to be missed! The hotel is located halfway up the mountain⛰️, cleverly combining local traditional handicraft elements, such as small towel embroidery and Japanese-style wooden decorations. The room design features a full-length floor-to-ceiling glass. Through the window, you can see the quiet wooden corridor in the courtyard, which is peaceful and beautiful. Every winter and spring, a large number of green apples 🍎, a specialty of Aomori, float in the hot spring pool, with a light fruity fragrance. When bathing in the hot spring, you will be surrounded by the aroma of fruits, making you feel as if you are in an orchard of harvest. In winter, you can enjoy the apple hot springs while admiring the snow scenery, which is a double relaxation both visually and olfactory. Aomori is not only a hot spring resort♨️, but also a paradise for seafood lovers. For dinner, KAI Tsugaru prepared kaiseki cuisine for the guests with seasonal ingredients, mainly Oma tuna, which is tender and memorable. Moreover, the hotel adjusts the menu for each meal according to the seasons, so there is a different and fresh experience every day, and you will not feel bored even if you stay for several nights in a row. ✨Special experience: Tsugaru Shamisen performance At 9pm, there will be a live performance of Tsugaru Shamisen in the lobby. 📍Performance location: in front of the lobby mural 🧙Performer: Resident Artist Mr. Yukihira Shibuya 🚌Transportation Guide: Take the JR Shinkansen to Shin-Aomori Station From JR Owani Onsen Station, you can take the hotel's 🆓 shuttle bus, which is very convenient!

Hoshino Kai Tsugaru is located in the Oma Onsen area of ​​Aomori Prefecture. The apple hot spring has been cultivated for a long time. Today, I finally took a dip. During winter and spring, the hotel offers a unique apple hot spring♨️. The aroma of green apples, a specialty of Aomori, floats in the hot spring pool, making you feel happy. The outdoor open-air bath can directly enjoy the snow scenery❄️, bringing extraordinary sensory enjoyment. The hotel's meals are mainly based on local Aomori ingredients. The highlight of the banquet dishes is the Oma tuna, which is known as the "black diamond" tuna. The Japanese breakfast includes traditional delicacies such as miso-yaki scallops. The seats in the restaurant are all arranged by the window. Dining with the snowy scenery is particularly romantic in winter🌹. Even if you stay for two nights, the dishes will not be repeated, keeping it fresh. The hotel rooms combine the characteristics of the Tsugaru area and are decorated with Tsugaru towel embroidery patterns, showing a unique modern Japanese style design, full of Japanese style. There is live Tsugaru shamisen performance every night, performed by the national champion Mr. Shibuya Yukihei and his teaching staff. The hotel also provides Tsugaru towel embroidery experience. Guests can make paper "embroidery bookmarks" and feel the charm of traditional crafts. There are vast apple farms and parks in the surrounding area, suitable for leisurely walks. In addition, there is a shop selling local Aomori pastries and folk crafts in the hotel, making it easy to buy souvenirs🛒. Take JR from Shin-Aomori Station to Oma Onsen Station, which takes about 50 minutes. The hotel provides a free shuttle bus, which requires reservation in advance. 🚗 Surrounding attractions: ▪️Oirase Stream: About 1 hour and 45 minutes drive from the hotel, a secret forest, suitable for nature lovers. ▪️Lake Towada: About an hour's drive from the hotel, this double volcanic lake formed by volcanic eruptions has magnificent scenery. ▪️Hirosaki Castle: 32 minutes’ drive, one of the most beautiful ancient cities in Japan and a popular spot for cherry blossom viewing in spring. ▪️Shirakami Mountain Range: 42 minutes’ drive from the hotel, pristine beech forest and rare flora and fauna!

For this trip, I specifically checked the Trip.com list of hot spring hotels in Minamitsugaru District and chose Hoshino Resorts KAI Tsugaru. It didn't disappoint—the hot spring experience was absolutely top-notch! 🎉 The hotel perfectly blends the charm of a traditional Japanese inn with modern facilities. The service is first-class, and it offers great value for money. The best surprise was how they incorporated local Aomori apple elements into every corner—there were even wooden apples floating in the hot spring, which was so cute 🍎. The cups in every room are local Tsugaru pottery, with perfect attention to detail! The hotel also creates different themes based on local hot spring resources, and even the souvenirs are region-exclusive. Most of the guests were Japanese seniors on vacation, creating a very warm and cozy atmosphere. 🛁 Essential tips: · The hotel offers a "dinner and breakfast" plan. Dinner features Tsugaru specialties with very generous portions. I recommend adding the local sake pairing; it tastes amazing, and the dining environment is elegant and private. · There are both indoor and outdoor hot spring baths. It wasn't crowded, and you can even get a popsicle after soaking—it was so comfortable I didn't want to leave 🍦. · The rooms are spacious and include a separate tatami area, making them perfect for families. The bedding is incredibly comfortable.

If you're looking for accommodation during your trip to Aomori, I highly recommend this place! ✨ 🏬 Hoshino Resorts KAI Tsugaru "KAI Tsugaru" is not just a place to stay; it's a hot spring inn where you can enjoy the culture of Tsugaru itself. 🌿 The guest rooms are themed after Tsugaru Kogin embroidery, called "Tsugaru Kogin Rooms" 🪡 The interior design is also distinctly Tsugaru down to the smallest detail, making it fun to walk around and take pictures. 📸 The hot springs are wonderfully warming. ♨️ Furthermore, there's live Tsugaru shamisen music at night! 🎶 The power of the sound was beyond imagination, a moment that truly made me feel like I was in Aomori. ✨ For meals, you can enjoy Aomori's unique flavors, such as Oma tuna, which is a delightful bonus. 🐟 It's perfect for those who want to make their time at the inn a memorable part of their trip, not just "sightseeing and staying at a hotel." 🍎 It was a slightly luxurious hot spring trip where I could enjoy the charm of Aomori with all my senses. ☺️✨ #HoshinoResorts #KAI Tsugaru #AomoriTrip

Hoshino Resorts "KAI Tsugaru" In this report, we’ll highlight the enriching activities you can experience right inside the inn—from traditional crafts and apple juice tastings to live Tsugaru Shamisen performances and Neputa displays! 📍 Must-Try Experiences at "KAI Tsugaru"! Recommended Events & Activities ❊ Discover Tradition: "Tsugaru Kogin-zashi" Workshop 🧵 A workshop where you can create items like bookmarks featuring traditional "Kogin-zashi" needlework. Spending time completing these beautiful, historic geometric patterns is the perfect way to enjoy a quiet moment on your journey. ❊ Taste Aomori: "Apple Juice Tasting" 🍎🥤 Indulge in the diverse flavors of Aomori’s famous apples! Compare varieties and styles, including "Eating Apple Juice," "Sparkling Apple," and the "Apple of the Day," all served in exquisite Tsugaru Vidro glassware. ❊ Local Sake & Tsugaru Vidro Pairing 🍶✨ Enjoy a sophisticated moment sipping local sake from vibrantly colored Tsugaru Vidro cups. Between the craftsmanship of the glassware and the local flavors, it’s a feast for all five senses. ❊ Breathtaking "Tsugaru Neputa" Display & Powerful Live Shamisen 🪕🏮 The inn’s corridors are lined with fan-shaped "Neputa" floats, creating a dreamlike festival atmosphere. Every night, the lobby hosts a soul-stirring live performance of the "Tsugaru Shamisen"—an experience you won’t want to miss. ❊ Exquisite Seasonal Kaiseki: A Luxurious Local Feast 🍱 A visually stunning multi-course meal featuring seasonal Tsugaru ingredients. With refined plating and delicate flavors, you can truly savor the taste of Aomori. 💡 Tips for Enjoying the Events Give yourself plenty of time for the lounge and workshops Activities like the Kogin-zashi workshop and apple juice tasting are best enjoyed when you have time to relax after your arrival or a soak in the hot springs. Don’t miss the evening Shamisen performance and Neputa corridor! The Shamisen performance, held around dinner time, is a must-see. The illuminated Neputa corridor also makes for the perfect photo spot. ℹ️ Facility Information Name: KAI Tsugaru Address: 36-1 Kamibotanmori, Owani, Owani-machi, Minamitsugaru-gun, Aomori Access: Approx. 5 minutes by car/taxi from JR Ou Main Line "Owani-Onsen Station" (Free shuttle available, reservation required) / Approx. 15 minutes by car from the Tohoku Expressway "Owani-Hirosaki IC" Recommended for: Those who want to experience Aomori’s traditional culture and crafts / Couples or travelers seeking a high-quality stay in a traditional Japanese setting / Food and sake enthusiasts Enjoy a special hot spring stay enveloped in the sounds, flavors, and traditional crafts of Tsugaru. With so many activities available within the hotel, it’s also the perfect choice for a relaxing "staycation" retreat! ✨

On this trip, we traveled to Owani Town in Aomori Prefecture, Japan, and stayed at Hoshino Resorts KAI Tsugaru. If you're looking to enjoy an authentic hot spring and escape the crowds, this place is absolutely unbeatable! Hidden away in the mountains and forests, the hotel is surrounded by stunning natural scenery. The moment you arrive, you instantly switch into true vacation mode—no dealing with crowds, glaring highway lights, or chaotic check-ins. The location is very convenient. Situated in the renowned Owani Onsen area, you can easily take the JR train to Owani Onsen Station, and if you notify the hotel in advance, they provide a shuttle service. Whether you're driving or taking public transport, it's hassle-free. It's only about an hour's drive from downtown Aomori City, with plenty of niche attractions nearby. If you visit around winter time, seeing the hotel and wilderness blanketed in snow makes you feel like the main character in a Japanese drama, and that's no exaggeration. Compared to regular hotels, KAI Tsugaru's biggest selling point is undoubtedly its signature apple hot spring. Soaking in an open-air bath filled with floating Aomori apples while breathing in the subtle, sweet aroma completely relaxes your body and mind—it's an exclusive experience you definitely won't find elsewhere. Both the indoor and outdoor baths are immaculately maintained, with thorough disinfection and frequent water changes, so you can feel completely at ease about the hygiene. The yukatas provided in the rooms are also incredibly comfortable. As for the rooms, they feature traditional Japanese tatami designs. Sliding open the doors reveals a picturesque view of the forest or a thick layer of winter snow, which is extremely relaxing. The dinner and the hotel's overall design are equally praiseworthy. The Kaiseki cuisine uses fresh ingredients and is exquisitely presented—it's so delicious you won't want to leave a single grain of rice behind. Additionally, there is a live Tsugaru Shamisen performance every night. Combined with the ambiance of the Japanese-style garden, it's something you can truly sit back and savor. The staff are incredibly friendly, explaining all the facilities one by one during check-in and helping with luggage. You can ask them anything anytime without any pressure. If you have some free time during the day, you can drop by the nearby Owani Ski Resort for some skiing, or visit the Owani Onsen Morning Market to try some local snacks. Fans of hot spring culture must give this a try: soaking in the baths at night while stargazing, listening to the wind and snow. You can step out to cool off and then hop right back in. Honestly, just staying at the hotel is enough to keep you fully entertained for a whole day. Booking Tips: Hoshino Resorts are highly popular, so booking well in advance is recommended during peak seasons. They offer Japanese-style rooms, Western-style rooms, and family suites. Be mindful of the daily cleaning and disinfection schedule for the apple hot spring, and plan your dips around those times for the best experience. The Owani area boasts distinct seasonal landscapes—whether it's admiring the autumn foliage or viewing the winter snow, the vibe is always incredibly atmospheric. Travel Tips: Dining options around the hotel are somewhat limited, so it's highly recommended to book your dinner at the hotel. If you're driving in winter, snow accumulation is common, so make sure to bring ice cleats or rent a car equipped with snow tires. With the available shuttle bus, you won't have to worry about transportation issues, making it an easy trip even for independent travelers.

After my lucky booking at Ginzan Onsen's "Ginzanso," I was completely drawn into the world of mid-to-high-priced hot spring hotels. For this trip, I specifically chose two hotels from Hoshino Resorts' "KAI" series for comparison, and the experience was a mix of surprises and disappointments. If you're also struggling to decide, this honest review is here to help! Dreamy Start: Ginzanso "A snow fairy tale you must experience once in a lifetime" · Pros: The charm of Ginzanso lies in its snow-covered open-air hot spring. The atmosphere of being surrounded by heavy snow is unbeatable. Coupled with the retro beauty of Ginzan Onsen Street, although booking is extremely difficult, staying in the highest-grade Western-style room for around $2,000 per person offers excellent value for money. · Quick Review: The king of ambiance and unbeatable value. If you can book it, just go for it without hesitation. Disappointing Stop: Hoshino Resorts KAI Tsugaru "Mediocre experience at a high price" This was the most anticipated yet most disappointing stop of the trip. At $2,500 per person, we only got a standard Japanese-style room, which was a letdown. · Facility Shortcomings: The hotel feels outdated overall, and the hot spring facilities are disappointing. Although there is a semi-open-air hot spring, the outdoor pool lacks a rest area and sauna facilities, and the scenery is quite ordinary. · Average Dining: The dinner quality did not match its price tag, leaving no memorable highlights. · Only Highlight: The live Tsugaru shamisen performance at night truly showcased the rich local cultural atmosphere. · Summary: The hotel follows a traditional Japanese style but offers low value for money. Unless you're deeply interested in shamisen music, it's not recommended as a first choice. Pleasant Surprise: Hoshino Resorts KAI Oirase Stream "A forest retreat with perfect ambiance" Another "KAI" series hotel, Oirase Stream, delivered a satisfying experience. · Modern Design: This hotel adopts a modern chill vibe. The lobby is extremely spacious, divided into east and west zones, each with a unique atmosphere. The campfire area in front of the hotel paired with the snowy scenery perfectly embodies relaxation. · Unique Dining: We opted for the buffet, which was of excellent quality! Highly recommend the apple-themed dishes (e.g., apple-braised meat), a rare combination of sweet and savory flavors. Breakfast was equally impressive. · Hot Springs and Activities: The outdoor hot spring scenery is far superior to KAI Tsugaru. The hotel also offers daytime/nighttime hiking, ice sculpture tours, and other activities (highly recommend booking activities as soon as you get your reservation code; I missed out due to late booking). · Summary: Far exceeds KAI Tsugaru in quality, and at $1,800 per person, it's well worth it. Final Recommendations: Which should I choose? 1. For breathtaking scenery: Choose Ginzanso. Although it's extremely hard to book and transportation is slightly complicated, the ambiance is irreplaceable. 2. For quality accommodation and convenience: KAI Oirase Stream is the best alternative. It's easier to book than Ginzanso, has direct shuttle buses, and its interior design and apple-themed cuisine are guaranteed to satisfy. 3. Avoid: KAI Tsugaru currently offers low value for money, and your budget might be better spent elsewhere. Tips: Activities at Oirase Stream are highly sought after. If you're visiting for ice sculptures or hiking, make sure to book your spots on the official website as soon as you receive your reservation code.

Before arriving in Aomori in winter, my image of Tsugaru remained in the writings of Osamu Dazai—a northern land imbued with a touch of melancholy and loneliness, yet teeming with life amidst strong liquor and torrential snow. ❄️ The Northern Land Under a Heavy Snowfall From the airport to Sakai Tsugaru, everything outside the car window was a vast expanse of white, with thick snow walls piled up on both sides of the road. When the warm yellow lights of the onsen ryokan (hot spring inn) came into view, I immediately felt a sense of warmth and peace. 🍎 Ancient Hinoki Apple Onsen Tsugaru's spring water comes from the 800-year-old Dairyaku Onsen. Dozens of bright red Aomori apples float in the thousand-year-old cypress wood bath. Immersing myself in the warm spring water, I could faintly smell the sweet fragrance of ripe apples. Outside the open-air onsen, a quiet snowy night stretched out, snowflakes gently falling into the white snow garden. ❄️ Winter's Seven Snows Water Garden Inspired by Osamu Dazai's essays on "Seven Kinds of Snow," the designer illuminated the "Tsugaru Seven Snows Kokin Slideshow." Geometric patterns depict the crystallization of snowflakes, infusing warmth into the long winter nights. 🧵 Traditional Crafts Within the Space At the end of the corridor stands a massive mural, "Spring and Autumn Waves." Gold leaf and ink intertwine, showcasing the surging Tsugaru Strait. Kokin embroidery is found throughout the hot spring inn, cleverly incorporated into lampshades, screens, and paintings, showcasing a remarkably modern minimalist aesthetic. 🍣 A Gift of Oma Tuna To savor the "Black Diamond," Oma tuna, dinner was upgraded. Tuna and sea urchin tartare, rich sushi, and a delicious tuna hot pot… The meal concluded perfectly with Aomori apple cake. Winter in Aomori may seem like endless white snow and silence, but hidden within the apple hot springs, in the embroidery of Kojin, and in the vibrant strains of the shamisen, lies the passionate spirit of this northern land. Even as you bid farewell to Sakai-Tsugaru, the snow continues to fall. ❄️ 📅Best Time to Visit Early February: This is when the snowfall is heaviest, and Hirosaki Park hosts a snow lantern festival. If you have enough time, you can take the train from Sakai-Tsugaru to Hirosaki Castle to experience a different kind of romantic snow country.

Relax stay @ Aomori Winery hotel on Winter Jan 2026! Exclusive hospitality by the hotel staff with yummy kaiseki dinners and breakfast. Conveniently located uphill of Owani onsen ski resort with good birds-eye view of the Owani onsen town (see it to believe it, photos don’t do justice).. Aomori Winery Hotel provides shuttle pickup/dropoff from Owani-onsen train station and ski resort. Hot bath was clean and comfortable. Hotel service is commendable!

Visited Hirosaki and took a short winter scroll on 18 Jan 2026 to Chuo-Hirosaki Train station before riding on the Konan Railway Owani Line which would be removed in 2years after operating since 1952. Places visit: · Hirosaki JR station · Chuo Hirosaki train station · Owani Onsen train station Along the way: · Apple farms in the winter · Hira River (between Ishikawa Station and Ishikawa Pool Mae Station)

As someone who spends 80% of his travel budget on finding the best local eats and drinks, accommodation has to be spot-on to justify the price. Hoshino Resorts is opening four new 'Kai' hot spring ryokans in Japan in 2026. If you are planning a trip, here is the direct breakdown on locations, timing, and whether they actually look worth the money. 1. Kai Kusatsu (Opens June 7, 2026) · Location: Gunma Prefecture (famous hot spring town). · The Vibe: They built a private tunnel connecting the quiet resort to the main hot spring street. · Food/Value Verdict: Highly worth it. Kusatsu has incredible local street food and grilled skewers. Having quick tunnel access to the food street without losing the resort's quietness is a massive plus. 2. Kai Miyajima (Opens July 23, 2026) · Location: Opposite Itsukushima Shrine. · The Vibe: Ocean views and shrine views right from the bath. · Food/Value Verdict: Just okay. Miyajima is famous for oysters and maple cakes, which are great, but mid-summer here will be crowded and overpriced. I’d wait for off-season rates. 3. Kai Matsumoto (Reopens Aug 4, 2026) · Location: Nagano Prefecture. · The Vibe: Merging hot springs with music and wine. They are opening a dedicated local wine bar. · Food/Value Verdict: Definitely worth it. As a barista, I appreciate a well-curated beverage program. Shinshu (Nagano) wine paired with local beef is top-tier. Highly recommend this one for food and drink lovers. 4. Kai Zao (Opens Oct 15, 2026) · Location: Miyagi Prefecture. · The Vibe: High-acid therapeutic springs and mountain views. · Food/Value Verdict: Not really worth the detour unless you are specifically looking for skin-healing springs. It is a bit remote, and the local food scene is quieter compared to Matsumoto or Kusatsu. For me, Kai Matsumoto is the clear winner for the wine and food pairing potential. Which one would you book?

The hotel environment is relatively simple, and the corridors and some public areas even have a bit of an old feel! The dining environment is by the window, and it is really beautiful when it is snowing heavily, but the general seats are not reserved, first come first served! Both dinner and breakfast are set meals, so you can't expect to be full, but the rice is enough, but the ingredients are exquisite, and the taste varies from person to person~ There are only two pools for bathing, one outdoor and one indoor, and the place is not big! There is a shamisen performance in the evening, which is very Japanese, and the teachers can teach you to play it by hand, which is a great experience 👍 Small tips: After booking a room, if you need a shuttle bus, don't forget to contact the hotel to inform the specific pick-up time (don't look at the fixed timetable), otherwise you will wait at "Oni Onsen Station" until the end of time and no one will come to pick you up, you will freeze to death, a bloody lesson! Remember, remember!!!

· Hoshino Resorts has three hotels in Aomori: Oirase Keiryu Hotel, Aomoriya, and KAI Tsugaru. · KAI Tsugaru has only 40 rooms, which is much smaller than other onsen hotels with hundreds of rooms. Guests are offered Aomori apple juice at check-in. · The most special feature is the apple onsen, where fresh Aomori apples are added to the bath. The onsen bath is made of cypress wood over 2,000 years old, and you can smell the soft woody scent and faint apple fragrance when you enter the bath. After the onsen, you can enjoy a cup of warm apple juice. · The hotel also has a special "Nebuta Path," inspired by the Nebuta Festival held in Aomori every summer. You can also try embroidery for free and make a souvenir by hand. · We recommend the "one-night, two-meal" package, which includes meals made with fresh local ingredients. The restaurant also offers stunning views of the four seasons.

I went to Kai Tsugaru 🍎 There was a little snow on the ground, so I was able to see a fantastic view At Kai Tsugaru, you can experience Aomori's traditional craft, Kogin embroidery, eat a banquet featuring Oma tuna, and enjoy an apple bath with apples in the hot spring...🍎✨In addition, the open-air hot spring is shaped like a snow igloo bath, and it is recommended that you take a bath while watching the fantastic view of floating lanterns outside. Before you know it, you will be taking a long bath... Why not warm up in the cold winter at a wonderful inn that will satisfy both your mind and body? #besttrip2023

In the cool virgin forest, a few glimpses of the candlelight, a secluded light, quietly admire the handsome bartender magically transformed into a high-profile Aomori cocktail. Such a scene, it is really not drunk, everyone is drunk. Hotel Name]: Hoshino Group / Tsugaru [Hotel Address]: Japan's Aomori Prefecture, Nanjin-gun, Ogami-machi, the crocodile word on the peony forest 36-1 [Address]: 36 -1 Aza-Kamibotanmori

The most memorable meal at the Jiejin Hotel is the Kaiseki cuisine. Kaiseki cuisine focuses on the freshness of the ingredients, which are usually made after ordering. Raw beef and fillets are well spent on the parts and freshness of the ingredients. The tenderness of the beef is particularly delicious in the winter warm pot. Eating kaiseki cuisine is a very ceremonial thing, and it takes a long time to use it, but this process has brought the Japanese food craftsmanship to the fullest.

The predator hot spring is considered to be the best hot spring in Aomori Prefecture. The Emperor of the Edo period came to the spa to cure the eye disease, and then became famous. It has been 800 years old. The most popular hot spring hotel in the hot spring town of Dazu is the XingyejieTianjin. Exquisite Japanese courtyard, surrounded by trees, intimate and quiet, blending in between the mountains. The single-family home is super comfortable, looking out from the window during the day, green. The courtyard outside is very refreshing. Hoshino-ku, Tsugaru's hot spring water is a sulphate hot spring, and the water quality is excellent. Tangchi is made of cypress wood that is more than two thousand years old. They even put the most proud apples in the soup pond, the fresh apple soup, and the steam from the hot springs. The whole bath is filled with a touch of fragrance.