TazawakoTazawako, with its deep blue surface and the legend of Princess Tatsuko, is an almost circular lake with a circumference of about 20 kilometers. It is the deepest lake in Japan, with a depth of 423.4 meters. The mystical lake has a variety of different expressions throughout the seasons, providing a delight to all who visit. In addition to historical sites and attractions, the lakeside is also home to a variety of leisure spots, including driving, cycling and sightseeing boats.
Company name that Gozanoishi jinja, when in 1650 the year (1650) is Akita feudal lord Yoshitaka Satake public was sightseeing the Tazawako, comes from that rested over the hips. Beside the painted in red torii, one of the seven types of trees were growing from the tree and rainbow tree Nanairogi, Ritsuko became the dragon drinking Gatagashira of Rijssen, Ritsuko depressive an appearance There are also attractions such as Kagamiishi was.
This bronze statue of the legendary beautiful Princess Tatsuko, who is said to have wished for eternal youth and beauty and became the lake goddess, stands pure and simple with the clear blue waters of the lake at her back. It is located near the shore of Tazawako, which boasts the deepest depth in Japan at 423.4 meters. Produced by Yasutake Funakoshi. Unveiled on May 12, 1968.
It is no exaggeration to say that it is the most famous hidden hot spring in Japan. The seven hot springs, which retain the atmosphere of a therapeutic spa from ancient times, each have their own source of hot spring water and feature unique lodgings with thatched roofs. The natural surroundings of the mountains will also help you forget your daily fatigue.
