【秘湯】 東北各地の印象的な温泉を紹介　霊山の湯 三陸の絶景風呂　那須温泉起源の湯

【秘湯】 東北各地の印象的な温泉を紹介　霊山の湯 三陸の絶景風呂　那須温泉起源の湯

There are many secret hot springs, spiritual hot springs, and wild hot springs.Hello , this is “8329 Channel – How to Walk Japan” .The channel name has changed from now on. Thank you! I’ve been touring hot springs in Tohoku for about a year now, but there were some places that I couldn’t upload because I didn’t have enough time.This time, I’ve put together such places.In Tono City, Iwate Prefecture, there is a sacred mountain called Hiryu-san.It is a mountain with many mysteries, where birds that are messengers of the mountain live and announce the comings and goings of people live, and five-colored dragon lanterns sometimes rise from the summit.There is a place that has been operating a hot spring cure for nearly 200 years by boiling the sacred spring, and I heard that a woman who is almost 90 years old is still guarding the hot spring alone as a hot spring guardian, so I decided to visit.It seems to be a famous place that has been featured in the media as “A lonely house”, but there was no information at all about whether it would be possible to enter this year.The destination is approaching.Eh , is it here? ? ? Is it here ? Wait a minute, it says that you can’t take a bath.Really ? Oh my, seriously , what should I do ? Well, I’ll go to that place. As expected, it seems to be closed. What happened? Six generations ago, Manji Tsubuhari was a devout man who visited Kumano Sanzan many times. A monk stood at his bedside and said, “I will bestow healing water. Help everyone.” After that, he built a shrine here on Hiryu Mountain and boiled hot water to heal people. If an oncoming car comes, it’s the end. But, you know, is there a place where I can make a U-turn? Is there a place? Oh my, can I do that? I’m so fluffy I’m stuck. This is an amazing place . Can I go there and make a U-turn? If I go over there, I can do it, but if I can’t, I’ll just back away lol. This “Hiryu-san no Yu” once disappeared 15 years ago. The hot springs and temple were burned down in a fire 15 years ago (2009). The problem was that there were many people who went to the hot springs hoping to cure their illnesses, and they cried and begged the bathkeeper to “help me”, “do something”, and “just make a bath for me”. The bathkeeper then donated his own money and opened his house to the public, and has continued to provide hot spring treatments. Since then, he has been protecting the hot springs alone. Why did he stop accepting bathers? I’m curious… On the left is a small valley. The road is extremely narrow and you can just slide along it, and it’s all over… Which way? This way, the hot springs are real…I don’t want to go , it’s scary! Hey, can I go? Can I go? Look left, look left… look, look… I thought I couldn’t see , it’s messy over there… where? Ah, it’s true up ahead , it’s over there. Should I stop here? A few dozen meters from here, it’s a normal private house, so I refrained from driving in. It’s a really nice place, there are well-maintained cars… I wonder if they’ve stopped. There’s a sign saying that bathing is not allowed. Sorry , it says that bathing is not allowed , does this mean that bathing will never be allowed again? I was able to just listen to their story. It seems that they were instructed by the health center and were no longer able to continue the bathing service . It wasn’t a service to take money, so they probably didn’t report it until now. It’s a difficult place, the health center does that kind of work, and it’s also an act of kindness. It’s a shame that you couldn’t see Reizan-no-yu, but I personally thought it would be okay to take a break here . You’ve worked so hard to serve until now… Thank you for everything . Reizan-no-yu, which has healed so many people, is about to disappear, but I would like to express my praise and gratitude for your efforts so far. I wonder if anyone will come to take a bath on a day like this? Minamisanriku Hotel Kanyo is a large hotel located along the coast, about 2km south of the center of Minamisanriku Town in a straight line. All 244 guest rooms have an ocean view, and if the weather is good, you can enjoy the sunrise over the sea. And the baths here have an unbelievable view! Opened in July 1972 (Showa 47) by Asahi Kanko Co., Ltd., it was absorbed into a local company in March 1977 (Showa 52) . After the merger, it expanded its capacity by building banquet halls and new buildings, and now has 244 guest rooms with a capacity of 1,300 people. In 2004 (Heisei 16), Minamisanriku Onsen, equipped with a large communal bath and an open-air bath, was opened . This view can be seen even on rainy days. I’d like to come here on a sunny day. There are even entertainment facilities such as game centers, making it perfect for families. You can also expect good food in Minamisanriku, which is rich in seafood. Earthquake-related… The hotel was flooded up to the large public bath on the second floor, but the building itself did not suffer major damage. However, lifelines such as electricity, water, and roads were cut off, leaving the area isolated. It is said that it took 36 days for electricity to be available, and an astonishing 114 days for water to be restored . In the midst of such difficulties, Minamisanriku Hotel Kanyo accepted about 600 local disaster victims as a secondary evacuation shelter. It was 174 days after the earthquake that all the residents who had been evacuated to temporary housing were able to move to temporary housing. Minamisanriku Hotel Kanyo has sacrificed itself to save and protect the local area, and has been a major force in the reconstruction of Minamisanriku. We’re going to take the long-awaited bath. It’s very spacious and beautiful. The open-air bath with a spectacular view of the Pacific Ocean is wonderful! What’s good about this place is that the women’s bath is more luxurious than the men’s, which isn’t common. The men’s bath isn’t bad at all, and the view is unbelievable! If you go up to the rooftop, you can enjoy the magnificent view of Sanriku even more. Regardless of the weather, black-tailed gulls come and you can enjoy beautiful sunsets and stargazing. However, it looks a bit tough with today’s weather . Looks like it’s windy… It’s windy! But the view of the vast Pacific Ocean is impressive. That’s the building that survived the disaster… It’s the place where an event for elderly people was held at the time of the disaster. Thanks to the employees’ accurate judgment, more than 300 lives were saved. People waited for rescue on the rooftop while immersed in seawater up to their knees. I thought it was something to see when I came to Sanriku, so I came here, but it really made me shiver. During the Great East Japan Earthquake, a 12-meter-high tsunami exceeded the rooftop and 43 people were killed. I saw it on an NHK program, but when I actually saw it, tears came to my eyes for some reason. It was a place that made me feel that we should never forget that such things happened. A legendary secret hot spring where Kamakura Gongoro Kagesa was told about it by a goddess in a dream and his wounds were healed. A quiet inn in the mountains where nightingals and cuckoos sing. I was immediately taken by the photo on the website. It’s a wooden building with an indescribable atmosphere, but even if you search the web, there is no information about the building. It reminds me of the unique excitement and anxiety I felt when I went to my father’s parents’ house a long time ago. I walked down a narrow, uneasy alley and began to see a wooden building, and parked my car in a parking lot where I wondered if it was okay to park . It was a nice wooden structure, and I missed it. Especially the window glass and the shoji screen behind it. This time it was a day trip, but of course you can stay overnight, and it was also very cheap. I would like to stay in a room with those shoji screens. It’s still a small channel, so I can’t afford it . I immediately took a bath… It’s a hot spring that has been said to be effective against skin diseases since ancient times, and the water temperature is low at 23 degrees. They burn firewood to raise the temperature, and the firewood comes from the surrounding mountains, and it seems that it is necessary to cut it down for mountain management. The bathroom was larger and cleaner than I expected . It’s a weak alkaline spring with a pH of 9.7. It’s tasteless and odorless, but you really feel like you’re in a hot spring. Ah, it feels good… my body is warmed from the inside out. I checked the website and it was 6,900 yen including accommodation and two meals, so cheap! A day trip bath with a resting room is also 1,500 yen. It’s a great deal to be able to stay in such a wonderful building that is also used for filming movies for this price. Finally, I went to look inside the building one more time. 102 Kamakurazawa, Hirazawa, Zao-machi, Karita-gun, Miyagi Prefecture, 989-0831 Phone: 0224-33-2533/FAX: 0224-33-3515 [Reception hours] 7:00-20:00 A day trip hot spring I stopped by on the way back from the Soma Nomaoi festival . A municipal hot spring located along the Shiraishi River. In a simple wooden building, you can soak in a rock bath with natural hot spring water while listening to the babbling of the river. It is also nice to stroll along the mountain stream after bathing. The official name is Obara Onsen Katsura no Yu. I arrived at my destination, but it seemed quite deserted… I was starting to get a little worried. I could see a large building in the distance, but this is the building of the “Ryokan Katsura”, which has gone out of business. It’s a ruin, so to speak . Ryokan Katsuraya was established in 1967. The ryokan it operated was known as a long-established hot spring ryokan, with ample facilities and many guests from far away. At its peak, it recorded annual sales of about 400 million yen. However, due to intensifying competition with other companies, growth stagnated, and sales for the July 2016 period dropped to about 200 million yen. The company gave up on continuing its business . Obara Onsen was discovered at the end of the Heian period, and according to legend, it was discovered by a retainer of Minamoto no Yoshitsune. Until the year 2000, there were seven inns: Ryokan Katsuraya, Hotel Izumiya, Kajikaso, New Kamakura, Kaminoyu, Nakanoyu, and Ryokan Shinyu. However, after the bankruptcy of Ryokan Katsura, the number of inns began to decrease, and only Hotel Izumiya, Ryokan Shinyu, and the public bath Katsura no Yu are still open. To get to Katsura no Yu, walk along the riverside promenade for a few hundred meters, and you’ll see a red suspension bridge in the distance. Wow, that ‘s not right! Those people went straight, it’s a very beautiful place , ah, there it is! Anyway, let’s go to the suspension bridge, I’m glad you went, I’m glad you went, I was praised❤Amazing … the water is so beautiful , please don’t pollute it , no, it’s not good, it looks like this from the opposite bank, 200 yen per visit for adults, it’s a bargain. Shampoo, soap, etc. are prohibited to use, it’s a little crowded, so I’ll kill time by looking at the view , it’s a nice place, I wish the weather was fine, when you open the curtain at the entrance, you’ll see this view. It’s surprising, isn’t it! This bath was really in a space carved out of the rock. It was an exciting sensation, like an explorer discovering a secret hot spring in a cave. It was so hot, it really got me excited. I didn’t think it would be a rock bath like that. The three of us were pouring hot water over ourselves like this… and then the fourth person came in. Oh, it’s full lol . I thought about leaving, but I couldn’t get changed, so we took turns changing. It just so happened to be full. The men’s bath was hot, and everyone was sitting outside the bath (and the women’s bath too). I went there and they were sitting, and I was the only one who kept going in , in, out, no way . It was a nice place. If it’s sunny here, the view would be amazing. It cleared up at the very end . A day-trip hot spring with a history of 1390 years, the birthplace of Nasu Onsen. The atmosphere of a hot springs resort exudes, and the rustic atmosphere gives it a sense of history. The hot springs were discovered in the early 7th century, around 1,300 years ago under Emperor Jomei. During the Edo period, feudal lords residing in Edo would often make trips to Nasu Onsen for therapeutic baths. A request for a therapeutic bath was submitted to the Shogun family by Abe Tsushima-no-kami, lord of Morioka Castle, in 1645, and remains. Nasu Onsen has long been popular as a therapeutic bath resort. The building was rebuilt in 1941, but has retained its original appearance. The rustic wooden building has an appearance that seems to have defy the passage of time, giving the feeling of being taken a time trip to the original landscape of Japan long ago. There is no lodging, only day-trip bathing. There are many lodgings nearby. The inside is wooden and has a nice atmosphere. I immediately took a bath. The baths are divided by temperature, from 41 degrees to 48 degrees, and the bathing method to avoid getting a hot spring is clearly stated because the water temperature is high. However, the best thing is the view from the bath. I was mesmerized when I opened the door. The cloudy water of the sulfur spring is said to make the skin smooth, and it is popular with women. Because the sulfur content is high, it is prohibited to use soap because it is difficult to lather it. There is a guesthouse district nearby, with a row of lodgings. There are several lodgings I would like to visit in this Nasu region. Kita Onsen Ryokan, Daimaru Onsen Ryokan , and Mitogoya Onsen Tabakoya Ryokan. If you have been there, please let me know your impressions. Thank you. 8329Channel How to Walk Japan

1年近く秘湯を巡ってますが、尺が足りなくて1本に出来なかった所が結構ありまして、今回はそれを纏めてみました。厳密には温泉では無い所も含まれていますがご了承ください。どの場所も旅の過程で立ち寄った場所でととても印象深かった場所でした。　もう入る事が出来なくなってしまった霊山の湯、震災を生き抜いてきた地域密着型のホテル。 千年以上も人々を魅了し続ける名湯など、今までも紹介したかった場所ばかりです。

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00:00　スタート
00:38　飛龍山の霊泉（岩手県）
05:37　南三陸ホテル観洋（宮城県）
10:33　鎌倉温泉（宮城県）
13:49　かつらの湯（宮城県）
18:49　鹿の湯（栃木県 那須）