At the furthest end of Okuaizu, Hinoemata Village. This is a village where around 500 people live quietly in a valley surrounded by nature in Oze. Because it is a high-altitude area surrounded by mountains at an altitude of nearly 1,000 meters, it is a hot spring resort where you can enjoy the feeling of traveling in a snowy country as a cool summer resort in summer and one of the heaviest snowfall areas in Japan in winter.
Hot Spring at all public
bath and
accommodation.
Hot Spring
Oze Hinoemata Onsen boasts three hot spring sources and large volumes of water. This abundance means hot spring water is not only provided to lodgings and bathing facilities but also every household in the village. Spend a moment of bliss surrounded by the nature of Oze while bathing in the waters of the village.
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Hiuchi no Yu
100% natural hot spring with outdoor bath is located by the Funamata river.
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Koma no Yu
Located close to the Mt. Aizukoma trailhead, making it a popular spot for hikers.
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Alsa Oze no Sato
Hot spring and sports complex is located in the Ozehinoemata Roadside Station.
For more details of Oze Hinoemata Hot Spring, Please access to the Japanese website and translate language on your browser.
Unique Nature gives you wide range of Outdoor Experiences.
Activity&Trekking
Hinoemata Village has authentic nature right next to the main village area. It is full of nature activities such as camping and mountain stream fishing during the green season, and snowshoe trekking and cross-country in the winter.
Fishing
Hinoemata Village offers diverse fishing in streams, rivers, and lakes fed by Oze's meltwater, attracting many for Hinoemata Village offers diverse fishing in streams, rivers, and lakes fed by Oze's meltwater, attracting many for extended stays.
Camping
You can enjoy the outdoor life in whatever style you desire, from tent sites to car camping and bungalows. Even better, the climate in the mountains is cool and comfortable even in the middle of summer. Some facilities also have an onsite café.
Trekking
Access Oze National Park, home to four of Japan's Famous Mountains including Tohoku's highest peak, Mount Hiuchigatake. Key access points at Miike and Numayamatoge provide easy entry to areas like Ozenuma and hot springs, ideal for hikers and campers.
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Aizu-Numata Old Road
An old road that once carried trade traffic between the Aizu and Joshu regions.The route from Numayama Pass to Nanairi allows you to feel the history of Oze and Hinoemata while taking in waterfalls and enjoying untouched nature. The route was selected as one of the Fukushima Top 50 Walking Routes
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Mt.Taishaku
At 2,356 meters, this is Tohoku's highest peak, offering views of Oze Marsh and Lake Ozenuma, with distant vistas across Kanto and Niigata. Revered in Hinoemata Village, it is a prominent feature visible from Mini Oze Park.
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Sanjo Falls
The largest waterfall in Oze, displaying a different aspect from the normally calm and peaceful scenery of the region. To reach the observation deck, you will have to go up and down an extremely steep slope, but once you see the raging waters tumbling over the falls your exhaustion will be blown away.
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Ozenuma Swamp
Here you will find an exterior route of wooden paths approximately 7km in length, and which can be walked in around 3 hours. The views of Mt. Hiuchi are particularly incredible from the vicinity of Sanpeishita on the east side of the marsh.
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Mt.Hiuchigatake：listed on 100 Famous Japanese Mountains
Two pools, seemingly placed almost calculatingly on a smooth sloping marsh at an elevation of 1950m. The wooden path curving between them as it winds toward Mt. Hiuchi makes quite a striking impression.
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Mt.Aizukoma：listed on 100 Famous Japanese Mountains
A famous peak of Minamiaizu, standing at a height of 2133m. Take in the Koma-no-Oike Pond and the Hakusan-kozakura cherry trees that blossom around it, and then stay in the Koma-no-koya mountain hut to appreciate brilliant night sky so close you can almost touch it. The traverse route from the peak to Mt. Chumondake is also popular
Food&Stay
Unique nature, Unique Food and
Heartwarming Accommodation.
Hinoemata offers "Yamodo ("mountain man") cuisine," originating with the men who used to work in the mountains.
Accommodations including ryokans and Minshuku(B&B), mountain huts, and campsites cater to all visitors, whether you're seriously hiking or casually enjoying nature.
Food: Fish & Jibier
Fish (a char which only lives in the clear water) found in the Hinoemata River and its tributaries have long been eaten as a precious source of protein. We aloso offer Jibier such as deer, bear and salamander since we have a long history of hunting culture.
Food: Soba & Wild Veg
We offer the Tachi Soba that doesn't use any filler. Mountain villages are blessed not only with mushrooms but also mountains vegetables - including bracken, chocolate vine, royal fern, ostrich fern, mountain asparagus, sweet coltsfoot, potherb mustard, and yukizasa.
Stay : Ryokan & Minshuku(B&B)
Ryokan & Minshuku (B&B) is a traditional Japanese inn offering a unique cultural experience with tatami-matted rooms, communal baths, and often includes kaiseki cuisine, which is a multi-course meal.
Stay: Mountain Hut
Mountain huts provide basic, communal lodging for hikers and climbers in remote areas, typically offering shelter, sleeping facilities, and sometimes food and drink. The mountain huts of today have private rooms for two or more people (excluding certain days) and free Wi-Fi in the lobby
Stay：Campfield
You can enjoy the outdoor life in whatever style you desire, from tent sites to car camping and bungalows. Even better, the climate in the mountains is cool and comfortable even in the middle of summer. Some facilities also have an onsite café.
Reaching Hinoemata Village, the gateway to Oze
Oze Hinoemata Onsen is the gateway to entering Oze from Fukushima.
It takes just 20 minutes by car from the center of the village to Miike,
There are also three public
