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Relax in the gender-segregated communal bathhouse featuring indoor and open-air hot spring pools fed by the ryokan's own source.
Explore the extensive collection of woodblock prints and original paintings by renowned artist Shiko Munakata displayed throughout the lobby and dedicated gallery.
The approach roads to the ryokan are narrow and include low-clearance tunnels that may be difficult for larger vehicles to navigate.
Savor multi-course kaiseki meals featuring fresh local ingredients, served in a dedicated dining area with views of the illuminated garden.
Utilize the complimentary shuttle service provided by the ryokan for easy transit to and from the nearby Asamushi-Onsen train station.
Experience the updated interiors and modern amenities within the guest rooms following the property's comprehensive 2024 renovation.
Enjoy a traditional welcome featuring matcha tea and local sweets served upon arrival by the attentive staff.
Common areas such as the bathhouse changing rooms may lack air conditioning during peak summer temperatures.
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A peaceful retreat featuring authentic Japanese hospitality and onsen.
This hotel serves as a tranquil sanctuary for travelers seeking a serene escape within a traditional Japanese setting. The property pairs a strategic location near the local train station with a traditional onsen that features a sauna and cold plunge. Guests frequently praise the dedicated staff for their warm, attentive service, and those looking for a more secluded experience can opt for private bath bookings during their stay.
Some guests mentioned: compact rooms, thin walls, inconsistent service pace.
Distance from Tsubakikan
Asamushi-Onsen:0.4 km
Munakata Shiko Memorial Museum Of Art:11.6 km
Aomori:12.3 km
Memorial Ship Hakkoda-Maru:12.5 km
Aomori Bay Bridge:12.5 km
Nebuta Museum Wa Rasse:12.6 km
Aomori Museum Of History:13 km
Aomori City Forestry Museum:13.2 km
Aomori Prefectural Museum:16.4 km
Ennis:28.9 km
Narita International Airport:571.3 km
No, Tsubakikan doesn’t offer pool areas.
No, Tsubakikan doesn’t allow pets.
Yes, Tsubakikan provides Parking for guests.
Check-in at Tsubakikan is available from: . Check-out time is by .
Tsubakikan is located in Uchino-14 Asamushi, Aomori, 039-3501, Aomori, Japan.
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