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Tsunagi Hot Spring Odense Travel, smile, connect! Geothermal Gensen Park Tomato House Footbath Tsunagi Ho t sprinspringg Shikitei / Hand Bath Morioka, Hot spring Tamago City Course Maples Experience Corner Iwate “Odense” Map ①Tsunagi Rock Kan Ryokan Last of the fall maples Hot spring Shrine Best viewed in early November ①Tsunagi Rock ②Tsunagi Hot spring ShrineOkiyome no Yu The rock from which the name, Tsunagi Keishoen Hoetsuen Hot spring, was derived from. When Minamoto To Ota Nursing Home Yamashin Yonai Bussan no Yoshiie attacked Abe no Sadato, where Guesthouse he set up his camp at Yunotate, where he Aishinkan discovered a hot spring. There, he tied his Convenience Yumori Hotel Day Service beloved horse to a large rock while he bathed. Store Taikan Yume Plaza Yasuragi ③Nekoishi Rock Retirement Home Ochiai Footbath Cosmos Road Hotel Shion ②Tsunagi Hot spring Shrine Maruya Ryokan To Hakogamori The Tsunagi Hot spring Shrine, also known as Trailhead Yakushi Shrine, was built around 300 years Nekoishi Footbath ago, and is popular among locals of the region as a place for the deity of disease curing, Shion Statue, with Morioka Tsunagi childbirth, and prosperity. Cosmos flowers, with a backdrop of Mt Iwate. Sports Training Center a backdrop of Mt .Iwate Blooming begins Seionso Kirino Building Irie ③Nekoishi Rock in September ④Shion Statue Restaurant Section Children’s Park During the battle of Zenkunen no Eki, Bus Stop Shopping Minamoto no Yoshiie’ s ended up trapped Yaezakura Trees Snack Tsuiso Kirino Legend Best viewed in mid May Barber Shop by Abe no Sadato. Running out of food, he 《Pathway》 Fire PostOffice Yamaichi Yamaichi Pavilion Department resorted to hunting and eating mountain Hand Bath Post Office Public Public animals, and threw their bones at the foot of Three maples, turning ATM Restroom deep red in late October Koiyoshi ⑤Fujikura Shrine Restroom the mountain. As the bones started forming Takasei Shoten Somei Yoshino Trees Fujikura Springs (Accessible) Monument Best viewed in late April Police into a stone in the shape of a cat, it is said to of Hope Tourist Information Center Box Parking Taxi have warned Yoshiie against the taking of life. Tsunagi Ohashi Police Box Tsunagi Elem. Footbath Bridge Dining Photo Tsunagi Ohashi Bridge Tetsunagi Square & Jr. High School / Hand Bath (629m), with a backdrop Bicycle Rentals ※Lake Gosho public restrooms are all ④Shion Statue of Mt. Iwate Spring-Fall Iyashi no Yado Shion Statue was created by Funakoshi Rodem closed during winter Yasutake, a native of Iwate, in commemoration Aquatic Stage of the completion of Gosho Dam. The same artist also produced the statue of Princess T Dodan Tutsuji Trees, featuring beautiful crimson Pavilion atsuko on the shore of Lake Tazawa. colors in the fall Shidanai Bridge Yaezakura and Rowan Trees Experience canoeing Enjoyed in both spring and fall To Oshuku Hot spring ⑤Fujikura Shrine Morioka Tsunagi / Yuda / Sawauchi Fujikura Shrine, built around 600 years ago Prefectural Multipurpose Field Rowing Grounds (1394, Oei 1), is a popular shrinerevered by local residents. Accommodations Enjoy high quality spring waters A hotel boasting a great view and All rooms have a front-row seat to Great for bath hopping! Bring that special someone with you A love for travel Heal away the stresses of Popular for natural hot spring A public accommodation boasting A rustic inn with a friendly An accommodation with spring water the four seasons of Lake Gosho Enjoy 18 different types of bathing to this traditional sukiya-zukuri baths with 100% hot spring water A love for your hotel work at the Hot spring. waters, and dinner room service. atmosphere great cuisine baths and all rooms overlooking Lake special views facilities at this hotel architectural accommodation Tsunagi retreat connected with the Mutual Aid Gosho Association of Prefectural Government Maruya Personnel Yumori Hotel Tabisomeya Kan Ryokan Yamashin Iyashi no Yado Taikan Hotel Shion Aishinkan Shikitei Yamaichi Ryokan Guesthouse Seionso Rodem 37-1 Yunotate, Tsunagi, Morioka, Iwate 74-2 Yunotate, Tsunagi, Morioka, Iwate 40-4 Nurisawa, Tsunagi, Morioka, Iwate 137 Yunotate, Tsunagi, Morioka, Iwate 83-1 Tateichi, Tsunagi, Morioka, Iwate 2-4 Tateichi, Tsunagi, Morioka, Iwate 34 Nurisawa, Tsunagi, Morioka, Iwate 121-6 Yunotate, Tsunagi, Morioka, Iwate 33 Yunotate, Tsunagi, Morioka, Iwate 83-1 Shidanaisawa, Tsunagi, Morioka, Iwate ↑Search for hotels Rooms: 120 Capacity: 576 people Rooms: 127 Capacity: 700 people Rooms: 111 Capacity: 530 people Rooms: 122 Capacity: 100 people Rooms: 16 Capacity: 60 people Rooms: 8 Capacity:30people Rooms: 11 Capacity: 22people Rooms: 9 Capacity: 25people Rooms: 27 Capacity: 94people Rooms: 11 Capacity: 40people Tsunagi Hot spring Tourism Association, 121-1 Yunotate, Tsunagi, Morioka, Iwate Morioka, Iwate ①Oirino Water To Koiwai Farm To Morioka Hige Botanical Garden (yakiniku/ Blooming grounds for Morioka's reimen shop) official flower, the iris. One of the Convenience three largest iris gardens along with Store Yonai, and Kaminohashi. Tsunagi Peak viewing season is from mid June Crossing to early July, after which, white lilies Lakeside Course bloom till August. Sakura To Ota Trees Fireflies are also viewable in July. Traverse over the dam on foot or by bike ② Sakuraen 327m Morioka ④Goshoko Monoshiri Museum With 200yoshino cherry trees planted To Akita 46 Handi-Works Square (Lake Gosho Office / Gosho Dam) in a corner of the Lake Gosho Regional Shizukuishi ①Oirino Water Park ,the location is considered a Station Tsunagi Hot spring highlight for Morioka flower viewing. Botanical Garden Hospital In full bloom starting around April 20th, all the way to Golden Week, ③Nanbu Magariya which is about a week later than those Tsunagi Regional Cosmos Road located in the central cit yarea. Activity Center ②Sakuraen Sakura Restroom available Trees Shinshiro Bridge ③ Nanbu Magariya Iwate has been one of the nation's leading regions in horse breeding since Shizukuishi River long ago, so there were a number of Tsunagi Ohashi Bridge Convenience nanbu magariya, or houses with Kitaenchi 629m long Store Nogiku Park Park connected living and stable areas. Shiogamori Tetsunagi Square ⑤Tsunagi Ohashi Bridge Railing This magariya was relocated from a Museum of History Waterside Park submerged area of Lake Gosho, and and Folklore reconstructed. Moto Gosho Bridge Aniwa Bridge Prefectural Tsunagi Hot spring ④ Goshoko Rowing Grounds Monoshiri Museum （Lake Gosho Office / Gosho Dam） Joenchi Park To the City Course Map Come on over to the Museum of ⑥Goshoko Kawamura Morioka Tsunagi Knowledge, and learn about Gosho Lake Gosho Multipurpose Art Museum Shinkansen Tohoku Regional Park Field Dam, from its operation, to the Office Gosho Ohashi surrounding nature! Bridge ess MaTo Aomorip c Kita You can also receive a dam card from Memorial Forest Ac Ohashi Gosho Ohashi Koiwai Farm 464 Bridge the Lake Gosho Office. Vehicle Square Bridge Field Amanuma To Akita Family Land Bridge Regional Park Akita Shinkansen Shizukuishi Koiwai & Tazawako Line ⑤Tsunagi Ohashi Station Station Tatesaka Convenience Machiba Bridge Bridge Store 46 Line Main Tohoku Bridge Railing Morioka IC Tsunagi Designed by Fukuda Takashi, former art Crossing Morioka Handi-Works Shizukuishi instructor at Morioka Daiichi High Square River Yugaose School, the railings of Tsunagi Ohashi To Oshuku Hot spring Ota Tohoku EXPY Tohoku Bridge Bridge were made to express the Bridge Ohashi Tsunagi 東北自動車道Bridge “joining together of society and Morino harmony,” in four locations at both Lake Gosho Ohashi Asahi ends. Via Bridge Bridge bicycle Station Morioka Kaiun Bicycle Rentals Cy clin g I n fo Bridge ⑥Goshoko Kawamura Morioka To Goshoko Kawamura Minami IC Seinan Art Museum From Tsunagi Hot spring ● Art Museum …~30min Tsunagi Ohashi ◆Rental Fee ◆Model Bridge Kozukata Featuring Eastern European paintings, Tourist Information Center: ● To Vehicle Square …~32min Hot spring Bridge Adult Bikes To Oirino Water Botanical 《Access》 Hanamaki IC a rarity in Japan, this western-style 300 yen + per hour ● Garden…~8min ● To Family Land …~35min Kitakami Kids Bikes 15min drive from Morioka IC River museum holds a special exhibit once ●To Magariya …~15min ● To Multipurpose Field …~8min ※E-assist equipped bicycles 30min drive from Morioka Station every two months. Electric Bikes To Morioka Handi-Works To Prefectural Rowing To Tokyo Although a small museum ,the works cost an addition 300 yen ● Square …~20min ● Grounds …~7min ※Supply is limited ●To Cosmos Road …~8min ● To Koiwai Farm …~60min of the lakeside forest speak out if you ※Mountain bikes are not available ●To Museum of History and …~20min ● To Koiwai Farm Lone …~80min open your heart. Folklore Sakura Tree.
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