Enjoying a Quiet Environment
This spring has been used by the locals since the Edo period. The spring stopped flowing because of an earthquake in 1914. In 1956, Akita University investigated, and later drilled and hit a vein of the hot spring and the inn was reopened. The red roofed building stands on the riverside is elegant and looks beautiful in the surrounding woods.

Inn	Remains of old hot spring (headspring reservoir) and Yakushi Shrine

It is a snug little hot spring with tidy rooms. If you want to enjoy a hot spring in serene environment, this is the best place.

Bath for men

Pottery exhibited at the entrance

Guest room with luxurious atmosphere

［Medicinal benefit］ Rheumatism, neuralgia, gout, wounds, skin disease, etc.

［Iwakura Onsen］ 1, Yumoto, Nangai-mura, Senboku-gun, Akita 019-1944 Tel: 81-187-74-2345 Fax: 81-187-74-2346 Charge: 10,000 yen - 12,000 yen (with 2 meals)

［Access］ Take the JR Akita Shinkansen and get off at Omagari Station. From this station take a bus to Iwakura Onsen (via Jinguji Station), about a 45 minute drive. Or Change to the JR Ou Line at Omagari Station and get off at Jinguji Station. From this station take a bus to Iwakura Onsen, about a 25 minute drive.