It is a large inn surrounded by old-growth beech forest, consisting of an inn building and a self-catering wing. It boasts a variety of open-air baths where you can enjoy visiting the hot water, and five bath boats are scattered along the Natsuyu River. Day bathing is possible in the outdoor bath. Except for the water of the waterfall, all are mixed baths, but there are also Yūfune that provide women-only times. There is usually a winter holiday from mid-November to mid-May.

A hot spring bathing facility attached to the Natsuyu Kogen Ski Resort. The large bathhouse is also equipped with an observation open-air bath and sauna overlooking the plateau. In winter, it is suitable for fatigue recovery after skiing. Bus service times from JR Kitakami Station are required on the official website.

A long-established company founded in 1947. All the confections are handmade by veteran craftsmen and offer a taste that has never changed since its inception. The specialty is sesame paste, studded with walnuts, which is made by Gorō for a total of 130 yen. It is a Japanese confectionery named after Goro Kurosawa, who pioneered Kitakami. The macadamia nut is fragrant, and the creation of manju and miso are one piece 135 yen.