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Hot Springs

Monopolizing Mutsu Bay

Aomori hot spring"Asamushi Onsen”

Asamushi Onsen was originally called "Asamushi Onsen", and the name "Asamushi" comes from the fact that hemp was steamed in this hot spring.
It is said that the word ``mushi'' in ``masu'' is related to fire, so the word ``steam'' is associated with the Asamushi of a fire.
The origin of the hot spring dates back to 876 in the Heian period and is said to have been discovered by Jikaku Daishi Ennin.
For a while after its discovery, it was used only for steaming hemp, but it is said that Enko Daishi Honen visited in 1190 and encouraged the residents to take a bath.
Honen saw an injured deer begin to heal as soon as he took a bath, and knowing that the hot springs were highly effective, he encouraged local residents to do the same.

Relax in the large public baths and open-air baths facing Mutsu Bay

During the Edo period, the Tsugaru family, the lords of the Hirosaki domain, took a bath here, and a honjin was also established here.
In the hot spring rankings published in the Edo period, "All-round hot springs in various countries", it is rated as "Nishinogata Maegashira".
In the 8th year of Tenmei (1788) in the Edo period, Masumi Sugawara (1754-1829), a travel writer, visited
He wrote, "There are Taki-no-Yu, Me-no-Yu, Yanagi-no-Yu, O-Yu, Naked-Yu, etc., and the water is very pure."
(From the Japanese Hot Spring Tourism Dictionary)

  • Onsen with a superb view

    Healing hot water with a superb view.
    You can enjoy the real pleasure of hot springs while fully enjoying the magnificent view of Mutsu Bay, the sea breeze and the scent of Aomori Hiba (cypress).
    It has a high salt content and is colorless and transparent, and is effective for neuralgia, rheumatism, and gynecological diseases.
    Hot spring qualities
    		sodium calcium/Sulfate chloride spring
    Efficacy
    		neuralgia/muscle pain/joint pain/frozen shoulder/motor paralysis/stiff joints/house/lottery/chronic digestive disease/hemorrhoids/sensitivity to cold/Convalescent convalescence/Fatigue recovery/Health Promotion

  • Large public bath with a view

    A large panoramic bath.
    Magnificent Mutsu Bay that spreads through the historic hot spring and glass.
    The long, reclining bathtub faces Mutsu Bay, allowing you to enjoy a large-scale view and the real pleasure of hot springs.
    In addition, Asamushi Onsen Onsen, which has gentle hot water, contains a lot of calcium ions,
    It is said that it makes your skin smoother than usual and makes your skin smooth after taking a bath.

  • view bath

    A bath with a superb view.
    The simple warmth and scent of cypress floats in the air, and the magnificent Mutsu Bay spreads out in front of you. "luxury space”
    Healing hot water "view bath" is a hot spring of a superb view inn built with the theme of a space where you can luxuriously enjoy the sea breeze of Mutsu Bay from a ceramic bath for one person.
    You can enjoy the calm sounds of the sea breeze as the sun shines on the magnificent Mutsu Bay.
    Also, at night, you can see the night view of Aomori City, and heal your mind and body in an extraordinary world.
    Please enjoy it as long as your time permits.

  • Other

    【Baby crib】
    A baby bed is available in the women's dressing room for small children.

    【chiropractic】
    Stiff shoulders, headaches, lower back pain, easy fatigue, back pain...
    It is recommended for those who have such symptoms.
    ・40 minute course/4,400 yen(Tax included)
    ・60 minutes course/6,600 yen(Tax included)
    ・business hours/15:00 to 23:00(Last order 21:30)

Hot spring information list

Hot Springs

Asamushi Onsen

Open Air Bath

Available (both men and women (including time shifts)/not charterable)

Number of baths

［Open-air bath]Man:1 woman:1 mixed bath:0
［Indoor bath]Man:1 woman:1 mixed bath:0

Other bath facilities

Observation bath

hot spring tax

The hot spring tax is 150 yen for adults (free for children (0 to 12 years old)).