Grand Law Park

You can experience the making of local cuisine "Mimi" that is handed down to the Totani region. "Mimi", which was named because its shape resembles the "minoh" of agricultural implements, is made of flour-kneaded dough, which is pinched with fingers to shape, and stewed in soup with plenty of vegetables. It is an auspicious dish that has been eaten on New Year's Day and at the celebration table, like "gathering the fortune with minoo". Experience lesson fee 1300 yen. You can also eat at the restaurant, 800 yen per serving. Each set of Mimi Gozen, Soba Gozen and Udon Gozen costs 1330 yen.

"Mahora" is a word also mentioned in "Man'yōshū", meaning "a wonderful place." as its name suggests, it is attractive with its extensive facilities. There are two large bathhouses, brick-style and stone-built, with a weekly change of gender. Functional bathtubs such as the source of the hot water are lined up, and there is an open-air bath. The hall is equipped with a large hall, private rooms and a dining room for a fee.

A day-use hot spring facility located in a mountainous area blessed with forests and clear waters in Fujikawacho, renowned for its high-quality spring water. The spring water, with a temperature of 38°C, emerges from a rock bed formed by an underwater volcano and is highly regarded for its rich benefits. The large bath features a variety of amenities including a vibrational bath, jet bath, sleeping bath, and sauna, and the outdoor bath, adorned with black granite, offers a view of the surrounding deep mountain landscape. After bathing, guests can relax in a large hall that also serves as a dining area or in paid private rooms. Nearby, the Oyanagigawa Gorge is perfect for hiking, making it a great addition to your visit.