It is located along Route 13 in Daisen City. There is Ichirizuka (milestone) which indicates the distance from Nihonbashi, Edo (Tokyo). It has rarely remained both side of main road since Edo period.
We have wide range of specialties within Akita prefecture such as soft serve, rusk, and Kurumi Yubeshi those are seasoned with local specialty “Ajidoraku-no-sato bannou tsuyu (locally produced soy source with fish soup stock)”. Restaurant offers dishes using locally produced Akitakomachi(Rice) and ingredients. Lunch menu of the week is very popular. There is also farmer’s market selling fresh local vegetables. In addition, You can take a break at resting place open for 24 hours.

Syohoen is a Japanese style inn which uses prestigious residence of shoya (village headman). The wooden building is about 100 years old and designated as a National Registered Tangible Cultural Property. Little grove of about 400 years old firs rise up on the premises. Those have been designated as a Natural Monument of Daisen City.
Many Tangible Cultural Properties such as “Cha-bento (Tea ceremony utensils and lunch box)” used by Satake clan, the Lord of Akita Domain are also displayed in their private museum. The large garden is beautifully colored by several ten kinds of wild grasses and flowers in each season.
All of our hot springs resources are drawn directly in the all of bathtubs. Reservable open-air bath made of Japanese cypress is for the exclusive use of guests.
Local specialty dish is Japanese mitten crab which is caught in Omonogawa River behind of the inn.

Our hot spring facility is located in the abundant nature.
Refresh yourself in the specious bath room and lobby.
You can enjoy variety of dishes on the menu at the restaurant.

Our hotel is located on the Tamachi-Bukeyashiki Street where keeps historical atmosphere. We offer comfortable 12 rooms decorated with Japanese folk crafts.
Abundant nature such as weeping cherry trees designated as State’s Natural Monument and several hundred years old trees shows you seasonal beauty.
Enjoy your meal at the restaurant “Mominoki-tei” which provides Japanese banquet dishes using local ingredients.

This area has connections with Gosannen War.
Recommended local specialty: Misato Manma, Tofu Castella, Niteko Cider (Soda pop).