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Takamuro Suikoen

Situated in Tono, Iwate, Takamuro Suikoen is a huge tourist complex that contains a green garden, hotel facilities, artificial hot spring bath and restaurants in the 62,000 square meter large massive territory. You can learn about the culture of Iwate area in the museum. You can also taste fresh fish that you caught and grilled yourself at the fishing pond (limited during summer). Furthermore, there are traditional houses in this area since the Edo period called "Nanbu Magariya" where you can stay a night. Therefore, it is a popular spot for having many precious experiences in the natural scenery.

(Source: https://pixta.jp/photo/21302880)

Museum where you can learn about traditional lifestyle

In the park, there are various museums where you can visit for free such as the "museum of everyday articles" and "museum of agricultural articles." Here many agricultural articles from the period when people used to live in the"Nambu Magariya" house are exhibited. That's why it's the place where you can learn about how people used to live in Tono a long time ago.

(Source: 崖友会掲示板)

Restaurant where you can taste specialties

In the park, there are two restaurants available. At Restaurant Seiryutei near the reception, you can taste local cuisine, unrefined sake called doburoku and ice cream made of doburoku. At Jingisukan Me-me Tei near "Nambu Magariya" house, you can enjoy lamb barbecue which is a local specialty of Tono.

(Source: たかむろ水光園)

Quasi-natural hot spring bath that is good for the environment

The hot spring bath in Takamuro Muzukoen is an artificial bath. Its water is heated by solar energy. Not only is this quasi-natural hot spring good for the environment, it is also famous for making the skin smooth, especially among women (Entrance fee: adult 540 yen, Elementary and junior high school students 320 yen)

(Source: たかむら水光園)

Popular accomodation

In Takamuro Suikoen, you can stay at the normal Japanese traditional style hotel, but I recommend you to stay at the old house called Nambu Magariya, built in the typical architectural style of this region. In addition to the charming building from outside, you can see a hearth inside. It feels as if you traveled back in time in ancient Japan.

(Source: 思いつくまま旅記録JGC)

Address
7-175-2 Tsuchibuchicho Kashiwazaki, Tono-shi, Iwate
Contact No.
+81-198-62-2839
+81-198-62-2839
Access
Approx. 15 min by taxi from JR Tono station
Opening Hours / Holidays
Suikoen visiting hours: 10:00-16:00 Bath hours: 10:00-21:00 (last entry at 20:00) Closed: fourth Monday each month (If it's national holiday, it is closed on the next day)
Official Website
Time Required

(Source: https://pixta.jp/photo/21302880)

Museum where you can learn about traditional lifestyle

In the park, there are various museums where you can visit for free such as the "museum of everyday articles" and "museum of agricultural articles." Here many agricultural articles from the period when people used to live in the"Nambu Magariya" house are exhibited. That's why it's the place where you can learn about how people used to live in Tono a long time ago.

(Source: 崖友会掲示板)

Restaurant where you can taste specialties

In the park, there are two restaurants available. At Restaurant Seiryutei near the reception, you can taste local cuisine, unrefined sake called doburoku and ice cream made of doburoku. At Jingisukan Me-me Tei near "Nambu Magariya" house, you can enjoy lamb barbecue which is a local specialty of Tono.

(Source: たかむろ水光園)

Quasi-natural hot spring bath that is good for the environment

The hot spring bath in Takamuro Muzukoen is an artificial bath. Its water is heated by solar energy. Not only is this quasi-natural hot spring good for the environment, it is also famous for making the skin smooth, especially among women (Entrance fee: adult 540 yen, Elementary and junior high school students 320 yen)

(Source: たかむら水光園)

Popular accomodation

In Takamuro Suikoen, you can stay at the normal Japanese traditional style hotel, but I recommend you to stay at the old house called Nambu Magariya, built in the typical architectural style of this region. In addition to the charming building from outside, you can see a hearth inside. It feels as if you traveled back in time in ancient Japan.

(Source: 思いつくまま旅記録JGC)