Southern Bend House no Yu (Hotel Shion)

Info

Address:

74-2 Tsuyuno Tate, Morioka City, Iwate Prefecture

Public Transportation:

JR Morioka Station → 30 minutes for Iwate Prefectural Traffic Tsunagi Onsen, bus stop: Get off Tsunagi Onsen, 10 minutes on foot

Car Access:

10km 15 minutes from Morioka IC on Tōhoku Expressway via National Route 46 and Prefectural Route 258

Phone Number:

019-689-2288

Parking Number:

180 units/free

Business Hours

11 AM to 4 PM (Last admission at 3 PM, on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays until 3 PM, last admission at 2 PM)

Price

Admission for adults is 1200 yen (1400 yen on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays), elementary school students 600 yen, private outdoor bath for 45 minutes 2000 yen (bath fee separate)

Spot Category

Hot Spring Spots and More

Southern Bend House's hot water red pine hot water outdoor bath (1 day change for men and women)

Southern Bend House's large rock hot water outdoor bath (1 day change for men and women)

Southern Bend House's Hot Water Chartered Open-air Bath

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