Yamaichi

This is a cozy ryokan located in the quiet Tsunagi Onsen village. It is situated right across from the bus stop for buses departing from Morioka Station and arriving at Tsunagi Onsen, making it very convenient for those using the bus. Rice balls are provided as an evening snack, and breakfast is served as well~ The food was delicious! The hot spring is small, but the water quality feels well-maintained^^ I had a wonderful stay^^

I stayed with a plan that didn't include dinner. After having dinner at a nearby restaurant, I returned to my room and was thrilled to find two small rice balls and instant clam miso soup waiting for me as a midnight snack! It's a small inn, but the scent of the green tatami mats is refreshing.

The elders were very welcoming and made me feel at home. On the first day, I arrived late and said they would prepare a midnight snack for me, which was a rice ball. On the second day, they asked me when they would prepare it for me, but I declined. The hot spring is transparent, but I could smell the sulfur on the second floor. It was slippery after soaking.

It was really great. It was on the 14th floor and the view was great. My special girlfriend said the breakfast was delicious and it was really delicious.

This was an inn with a natural hot spring. Tsunagi Onsen is said to be good for the skin, and it made my skin smooth! However, because it was a natural hot spring, the water temperature was a little high (although you can adjust it by turning on the water), which was unfortunate. I stayed for several nights, and the food was especially amazing! Both breakfast and dinner were sumptuous and filled me up. The yogurt that came with breakfast was especially delicious, and I had to have seconds several times. The entire room was made of tatami mats, so I was happy to be able to spend the time barefoot (instead of in slippers). Everyone was very kind to me, including Nakai-san during meals and the elderly man at the front desk, who I suddenly asked for a favor from. There aren't many places to eat out around the inn, so I recommend eating before going or getting a meal plan.

It was a very reasonable price, and I was able to take my time using the bath; I ended up taking three baths in one night. There was a wide variety of food on offer, and they were all delicious and satisfying. The floors were tatami, so it was easy to walk on. I'd like to use it again when it gets warmer.

I was looking for a place to stay with a hot spring in Morioka and found it. It was a small hot spring inn, but it was comfortable with tatami mats throughout. The quality of the spring water was good and the food was plentiful. Recommended.

It was really nice. It was a ryokan I only saw in anime. It was my first time going to a hot spring. It had a certain feel to it and I was satisfied. The owner is also kind. I really enjoyed the breakfast haha.