Ishigami Onsen

Spa • Kitasekinenouchi Sodekakuchi-342-61 Sekine, Mutsu, Aomori 035-0022, Japan

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The Charms of Ishigami Onsen - Where the Scent of Iron Lingers

The Scent of History in the Hot Spring Town

Ishigami Onsen, located about 15 minutes by car from the center of Mutsu City, is a historic hot spring town with a heritage dating back to the Edo period. The atmosphere of steam rising from the streets will make you forget the passage of time. Just walking around, you can experience the old-fashioned Japanese hot spring culture.

Warming Your Body with Iron-rich Hot Spring Water

The source of Ishigami Onsen is a strong salt chloride hot spring with abundant iron. There may be a tingling sensation for first-time bathers, but the water has a mysterious power to warm the core of the body. Soaking in the hot water while gazing at the scenery outside, your travel weariness will seem to vanish.

An Exquisite Hot Spring Experience for Sauna Enthusiasts

I highly recommend the sauna here for sauna enthusiasts. The cold water bath, using underground water, maintains a suitable temperature in both summer and winter, allowing you to sweat profusely. The temperature difference between the hot sauna and the extremely cold water bath will bring about a pleasant feeling from deep within.

Savoring the Old-fashioned Hot Spring Atmosphere

Ishigami Onsen plays enka music, and it is also characteristic to have many elderly guests. The conversations mingling in the steam of the older guests and the leisurely passage of time make it seem as if you have traveled back in time to an old hot spring. Away from the modern hustle and bustle, you can find a space to truly relax.

Let's Go and Enjoy the Healing Hot Spring

Ishigami Onsen, with its old-fashioned hot spring culture, is the perfect place to get away from daily life and relax. Soak in the iron-rich water, then sweat leisurely in the sauna, and finally refresh both your body and mind in the cold water bath. Don't miss the opportunity to enjoy the healing hot spring experience.

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Reviews

3(2 months ago)

ドラいもん

hot! ︎ And salty!! ︎ The weather outside was nice that day, so the clear sky view was amazing! As someone who is not used to hot springs, the iron content was so rich that I thought my body would rust. I wish the hot springs had as much sulfur content as Osorezan.

4(a month ago)

もんきち

The hot water was good. The outdoor temperature was also just right. The ticket vending machine was not compatible with the new 500 yen coins, but the staff noticed right away and was very helpful. Thank you.

4(5 months ago)

渡邉雄也

This hot spring is open during the year-end and New Year holidays. The temperature in the sauna is around 80℃, but there is no thermometer or clock. I don't think there is a sense of cleanliness... The open-air bath is reddish brown and warm and comfortable. There are two types of indoor baths: hot and lukewarm. The hot water was likely to be 45 degrees Celsius, and the locals were also pouring water into the water. I didn't stay there so I don't know the condition of the rooms, but the man at the reception was very friendly.

4(5 months ago)

釣り好きなスナフキン

When you enter the town, follow the town. Such hot water. Use hot springs only for day trips (multiple times). First of all, I don't think it's suitable for people with hygiene issues. I'm also a bit of a clean freak. There are people who don't wash their bodies or flush. There are a lot. You will forgive that person's sin. Since it's old, the entrance is also steeped in memories. Memories are everywhere. Have you tasted that too? The enka music that plays evokes a sense of sadness. The spring quality here is strong chloride spring. The hot water has a strong smell of metal. Perfect for recovering from fatigue. However, some people who are weak due to serious illness get worse and die after being hit by it. Most people are fine. However, since the water is strong, I think it is better not to take a long bath. Also, the hot springs here will be very unpleasant if you have a wound. There are salty hot springs in places like Tsugaru, but they are nothing like this. Especially razor burn. If you put it in hot water, you lose. If a normal chloride spring is stimulating enough to make you think, "Hey! You're hurting here!", the hot water here is like, "Hey! You're hurting yourself!" !” is inspiring. There is a difference between being scolded by a school nurse and being scolded by a class leader with a bamboo sword. The main feature here is definitely the sauna. What do you like? The temperature of the water bath is good! I'll get to this. I think the water I use is just tap water, but the secret to feeling so good is that tap water. When you look towards Mutsu City from Ishigami Onsen, you will see a mysterious tower. This tower is the water source for this area, using groundwater. yes! Because it's underground water, it doesn't get too cold even in winter. That's why Ishigami Onsen is the only place in this area where you can enjoy a stable and pleasant blend of water throughout the year. The water bath in the other saunas is Cocytus in winter.

3(2 months ago)

Mr.ジョン

The atmosphere and convenience are outstanding. However, the bathing fee is a little high. At least it would be 100 yen cheaper. It is important to balance it with the surrounding public baths ♨️ and hot springs.

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