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Iwate
Nestled at the foot of Mt. Matsurube, known as "the mountain where the gods descend," this hot spring inn embraces the concept of a "retreat"—a stay designed to refresh the mind and body by stepping away from the demands of everyday life. Inside, the warmth of natural wood creates a serene atmosphere where guests can relax, dress in elegant kimonos, and enjoy refined dining or sightseeing. The Matsurube region has long cherished a way of life that honors the blessings of the land, and the restaurant celebrates this spirit through "Japanese French" cuisine crafted with seasonal ingredients from the foot of Mt. Kurikoma. Surrounded by untouched forest, the inn offers a deeply restorative experience that awakens and soothes the senses.
An adult-only trip is a chance to do what you want without worrying about anyone else. If your hotel is attached to a theme park, you can enjoy the world view of the park even at the hotel, which is sure to leave you with unforgettable memories. If you want to play in the sea in the summer, choose a resort hotel with marine activities, a hotel with tours if you have a place you want to go, a hotel with a pool if you want a relaxing long stay, etc. If you choose a hotel that has everything you want to do, you will be in the top rank. It will be a journey above.
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祭畤温泉 かみくら
Nestled at the foot of Mt. Matsurube, known as "the mountain where the gods descend," this hot spring inn embraces the concept of a "retreat"—a stay designed to refresh the mind and body by stepping away from the demands of everyday life. Inside, the warmth of natural wood creates a serene atmosphere where guests can relax, dress in elegant kimonos, and enjoy refined dining or sightseeing. The Matsurube region has long cherished a way of life that honors the blessings of the land, and the restaurant celebrates this spirit through "Japanese French" cuisine crafted with seasonal ingredients from the foot of Mt. Kurikoma. Surrounded by untouched forest, the inn offers a deeply restorative experience that awakens and soothes the senses.
LCO-Resort
Located approximately an 8-minute drive from the Takizawa Interchange on the Tohoku Expressway, this glamping resort is named "LCO-Resort," an acronym for "Let’s Chill Out." The resort embraces a relaxed concept of "Everything here is yours to use," offering a casual yet comfortable way to unwind. Featuring five types of private, standalone accommodations, it provides an easygoing glamping experience surrounded by nature—complete with barbecues, saunas, and seasonal outdoor activities.
