Noshiro Hotels & Accommodations

Visited in early September. As you may know, due to recent heavy rain, buses will be used for the highlight sections of the Gono Line. Still, I thought it was a good time to go. Originally, I would like to enjoy the Gono Line and Shirakami Mountains by going from Akita to Aomori or vice versa, but due to schedule constraints, I decided to go from Aomori instead. I am disappointed in the substitute buses that stop at unmanned stations one by one. The grounds of the inn itself were damaged by the earthquake, and the indoor bath for drop-ins is currently being repaired. However, even though it was a weekend stay, the famous seaside open air was not very crowded and could be said to be empty. Of course you can't take photos from the bathroom, but the sunset from your room after sunset is spectacular! One word. Of course, I think there were other influences, such as the typhoon far away. The meal was a buffet, and it was very good as they used a lot of ingredients from Fukaura. Of course, there is also a plan to relax and enjoy kaiseki style. We had a temporary bus schedule available for pick-up and drop-off, which was limited, and we were able to do everything we could. Depending on the service, the substitute bus is a high-decker type bus, which may have a better view than the Gono Line itself. We recommend that you take this opportunity to visit the area and send cheers to the people there.

You can stay relatively cheaply in Oga Onsenkyo around here. It may be undeniable that the building and rooms are aging. However, the hot springs that flow directly from the source were good. It warms up. The quality of the spring is said to be a sodium chloride spring. Also, when it comes to cooking, it is made of fish, which may be good for fish lovers. It was delicious. Also, the Akita cuisine ”shotsuru” had good soup stock. Overall, if you don't mind the aging of the building room, the cost performance around here is good and good.