Iwanumaya Hotel
Iwanumaya Hotel is a hot spring ryokan located in Akiu Onsen, Taihaku Ward, Sendai City, Miyagi Prefecture.
Facilities
The hotel features Japanese, Western, and mixed style rooms for a total of 148 rooms with capacity for 600 guests. There are indoor and outdoor baths separated by gender, however there is also a private family bath available to rent for an additional fee. Changing rooms, sauna, and showers are also inside the bathing facilities. Other hotel facilities include a convention hall, banquet hall, special conference room, party room, conference room, karaoke salon, este and massage, bar, two restaurants, a noodle shop, gift shop, smoking room, and small-scale museum displays. The hotel is located next to the 1,000 year old Hotel Sakan.History
The hot springs of Iwanumaya Hotel have been used since 1625.1625 Founded1952 July - First President Tachibana Naka establishes "Limited Company Iwanumaya Ryokan"1953 Remodel and expansion of rooms, large bath, etc. laid the foundation for today's hotel. Also during this period, the hotel became a member of the Japan Onsen Association and the Japan Tourism Ryokan Federation. The hotel has been designated a selected hotel by tavel agencies such at JTB.- 1961 January - Renamed "Limited Company Iwanumaya Hotel"1965 November -Registered as a government international tourist inn.1984 October - Construction of new annex Reireikan 1995 October - Construction of new annex Seiryō-kan
Additional information
Iwanumaya Hotel was scheduled to be the Press Center for the G7 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors' Meeting held 20–21 May 2016 in Sendai.Iwanumaya Hotel was featured as a location in the 32nd episode of the TV Asahi drama Seibu Keisatsu PART-III, a police drama television program running 3 April 1983 to 22 October 1984.