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Akita
Hotel Kazuno Oyu Onsen - Hometown of the Jomon Era
This hot spring inn is Oyu Onsen Village, at the southern entrance to Lake Towada. There are 92 rooms in total, from spacious suites to single rooms, and a variety of types are available, making it popular with families and group trips, as well as business travelers and women traveling alone. The inn is proud of its dishes, which are carefully prepared using selected ingredients. Enjoy the kaiseki cuisinhad e, full of seasonal flavors, centered around kiritanpo nabe, varioused in Kazuno. The inn is located near the Oyu Stone Circle, a Jomon period ruin (Japan’s prehistoric era, approx. 14,000–300 BCE), and is about a 40-minute drive from Lake Towada, making it an ideal base for sightseeing.
Family trips and three-generation trips are becoming increasingly popular, such as as a way to show respect to one's parents or as a graduation gift. In order to enjoy a family trip with three generations to the fullest, you will want to choose your accommodation carefully. Why not stay at an inn where everyone will be satisfied and have memories that will last a lifetime?
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99glam
"99glam" is a glamping facility in Nikaho City, Akita, modeled after the scenery of Kisakata (Kujukushima), a nationally designated natural monument. In addition to accommodation plans with dinner, the facility also offers day trip barbecues, which use an abundance of ingredients from Akita and Nikaho City, such as fresh seafood caught in the Sea of Japan and seasonal vegetables. Depending on the plan, you can enjoy local flavors such as a luxurious barbecue including "Hinai Jidori chicken" thighs or dishes using the local specialty, candied figs.
縄文のふる里 大湯温泉 ホテル鹿角
This hot spring inn is Oyu Onsen Village, at the southern entrance to Lake Towada. There are 92 rooms in total, from spacious suites to single rooms, and a variety of types are available, making it popular with families and group trips, as well as business travelers and women traveling alone. The inn is proud of its dishes, which are carefully prepared using selected ingredients. Enjoy the kaiseki cuisinhad e, full of seasonal flavors, centered around kiritanpo nabe, varioused in Kazuno. The inn is located near the Oyu Stone Circle, a Jomon period ruin (Japan’s prehistoric era, approx. 14,000–300 BCE), and is about a 40-minute drive from Lake Towada, making it an ideal base for sightseeing.
