Seiko Grand Hotel, Oga Onsen Village (Akita Tohoku Japan)

Onsen

The source of the water is not circulated. We are proud of our beautiful skin and the warmth it brings to your body and mind.

There is an open-air bath where you can enjoy the seasonal scenery, and an indoor bath where you can stretch out your limbs and relax. Enjoy the benefits of Oga Onsen, also known as “heating water"" for its high moisturizing effect.

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Rooms

A variety of room types are available to meet your needs.

All of the rooms face the ocean, and you can choose from Japanese-style rooms, Japanese-Western rooms, spacious rooms for groups, luxurious Japanese-modern Western rooms, and reasonably priced rooms to suit your usage style.

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Dining

Hospitality cuisine using seasonal ingredients from Oga and Akita.

Enjoy fully the fresh seasonal seafood of Oga, such as hatahata and sea bream, as well as dishes using Akita brand ingredients such as Hinai Jidori chicken and Akita beef, and traditional regional dishes such as hatahata sushi, kiritanpo and iburi-gakko. (fermented fish pickles, grilled mashed rice sticks, and smoked radish pickle)

Details of meals

Oga's Ishiyaki cuisine; stone boiled seafood soup

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Oga's Tourism Information

Experience the scenic beauty of nature and the cultural climate of Oga, where Namahage folk customs are rooted.

Oga is dotted with a wide variety of attractions, such as Cape Nyudozaki, Godzilla Rock, Unsho Temple (famous for hydrangea temple), the Namahage Museum (where you can experience the UNESCO intangible cultural heritage Namahage), the Oga Shinzan Folklore Museum, and the Goshado of Akagami Shrine.

Places to visit in Oga

The unique characteristics of Oga Onsen Village