What are the famous hot springs in Japan

1, Hakone strong Luo hot springs season of soup snow moon flower

Location: strong Luo, Kowakudani, Kanagawa

Overview: the fastest from Tokyo is only one hour drive to the famous traditional resort, in addition to the full of scenery, but also to soak in the soup, enjoy the delicious food, in the overseas tourists, there is no question. The ryokans here are the most popular among overseas travelers!

Features: Named after Japan's most symbolic symbols of snow, moon and flowers, this ryokan is set in a garden on a slope, and the terrain is shaped in such a way as to create a delightful atmosphere of flowers, birds, moon and moon, which is soothing to the spirit. All 158 rooms are equipped with a cypress private open-air breezeway, and the purely Japanese style of placing a bedside table in the room is popular with overseas guests. For those who enjoy hot springs, there are many indoor and outdoor baths with two types of water.

Reason for popularity 1: Japanese-style rooms with Western-style low beds, enjoying the traditional Japanese atmosphere with the comfort of Western-style beds.

Popularity reason 2: All rooms come with a private open-air breezeway, so you can enjoy a relaxing bath.

Popularity Reason 3: Conveniently located by Shinkansen from Tokyo, transfer to Hakone Railway at Odawara to Gora Station.

2, Wakakusa no Juku Maruei

Location: Lake Kawaguchi, Yamanashi

Overview: beautiful lake at the foot of Mt. Fuji, known around the world for the stunning view of Mt. Fuji reflected in the lake, with many hot spring inns along the shore of the lake.

Features: Located at the foot of Mt. Fuji on the shores of Lake Kawaguchi, the liveliest of the five lakes of Fuji, yet in a quiet setting with a magnificent view of Mt. Fuji and Lake Kawaguchi in the distance. The hotel's architecture combines the livability of traditional Japanese architecture with the view from the front door, making it a very pleasant place to stay. In addition to the standard Japanese-style room, there is also a Japanese and Western-style room, and a guest room with a private open-air breezeway. The Japanese cuisine here is also well received by guests.

Popularity reason #1: The rooms are comfortable, with views of Lake Kawaguchi and Mt. Fuji, and the rooms with private open-air breezes are especially popular.

Popularity reason 2: A wide variety of dishes and fresh ingredients are served, and the restaurant is known as the "Maruei of cuisine," offering sumptuous kaiseki cuisine.

The third reason for the popularity of the hotel is the warm and attentive Japanese-style service, which makes guests feel like they are at home, and allows them to experience the humanistic culture of Japan.

3, Nikko Senhime Monogatari

Location: Nikko, Kinugawa Onsen Township, Tochigi

Overall: the world heritage site of Nikko Toshogu Shrine, the famous Kinugawa hot springs and Lake Nakachanji and other tourist attractions in the suburbs of Tokyo.

Features:Located just a 5-minute walk from the World Heritage Nikko Toshogu Shrine and close to Nikko's famous Shinbashi Bridge. The rooms are spacious and clean, full of the old-fashioned flavor and elegance of traditional Japanese architecture, and all of them face the south-facing valley, looking out over the tiers of Nikko's continuous peaks. The large open-air baths have a good view and harmonize well with the surrounding scenery, so you can enjoy the scenery while soaking in the bath. The cuisine is delicious and plentiful, and many overseas guests have commented on the quality and quantity of the food.

Popularity reason No. 1: The location is excellent, with Toshogu Shrine just a five-minute walk away and a view of the red Bridge of the Gods along the valley.

Popularity reason 2: The entire ryokan is rich in traditional Japanese culture, and the rooms are spacious and comfortable.

Popularity reason 3: The service is excellent, reflecting the essence of Japanese hospitality, and many overseas guests have been impressed.

4, Takagawa Onsen Wangenkaku

Location: Minakami Kogen, Origen Onsen Township, Gunma

Overview: Gunma Prefecture, which boasts a series of famous hot springs such as Kusatsu, Ikaho, and Manza, is the most popular traditional hot spring township and tourist resort outside of northwest Tokyo.

Features: Located in a secret place in the mountains at the head of the Tone River in Gunma Prefecture, the Dokudo Onsen Ryokan is the largest of a series of huge rocky open-air breezes along the Tone River in Japan, and in recent years its popularity as a "secret hot spring" has skyrocketed, with many tourists from overseas traveling thousands of kilometers to enjoy the hot springs. This is the only place where you can enjoy a huge open-air breezeway that blends in with nature, looking out over the surrounding pristine natural scenery, which changes its appearance throughout the seasons.

Reason for popularity 1: Japan's largest open-air breezeway and four hot springs, where you can enjoy the wildness of the open-air hot springs, some of which can be used for mixed bathing.

Popularity reason 2: Between the wild mountains and the wild water, it is a real secret place, where you can enjoy the four seasons of nature, which vary throughout the year.

Popularity reason 3: You can enjoy authentic mountain cuisine made from local ingredients.

5, Watanuki Tei

Location: Arashiyama, Sagano, Kyoto

Overview: In Japan's famous ancient capital, you can better appreciate the traditional culture of Japanese inns.

Features:Famous for its Kyoto cuisine and views of Arashiyama, the long-established Kyoto Ryokan has a history of more than a hundred years and is one of the few ryokans in the Kyoto area to have hot spring facilities. The ryokan offers time-honored Japanese-style service and authentic Kyoto cuisine.

Popularity Reason #1: Located next to the Watanuki Bridge in the Arashiyama Scenic Area, this ryokan has a beautiful setting for a relaxing vacation.

Popularity reason 2: With the hot spring water of Arashiyama Onsen, guests can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Kyoto while experiencing the Japanese culture of soaking in the hot spring.

Popularity reason 3: Offering authentic Kyoto cuisine, guests can experience the true flavor of Kyoto cuisine with a cultural flavor.

6, Mahoroba Hotel

Location: Noboribetsu Onsen, Hokkaido

Overview: Hokkaido's most famous hot springs town, known as the "hot springs of the department store", a variety of different quality of the hot springs to create different styles of hot spring inns. The hot springs are of various qualities, and there are many different styles of hot spring inns.

Features:You can enjoy four types of hot springs with a wide range of efficacy and the largest open-air hot spring in Japan, which is worthy of the name of a hot spring resort. The onsen inside the house is also full of flavor, with a hinoki wood breezeway and a Jacuzzi.

Reason for popularity 1: Among the Noboribetsu hot spring area, which is known as a "hot spring department store," it is also known for the quality and variety of its springs. You can experience four different types of springs in one place.

Popularity reason 2: There are different types of rooms for different needs, so you can relax in the room that suits you best.

Popularity Reason 3: Surrounded by the green nature of the mountains, it is far away from the hustle and bustle of the city and relieves your physical and mental fatigue.

7, Akan Yuki no Sato Tsuruya

Location: Lake Akan, Tanto no Sato, Hokkaido

Overview: Lake Akan is the most representative of the Hokkaido Doto region's most famous famous lakes, known for the green_algae, the Ainu cultural village, etc., along the shore of the lake built a number of hotels. With the popularity of the movie "Do Not Disturb", this place makes many people want to make.

Features: One of the Tsuruya series of ryokans with a high reputation at home and abroad, the rooms include not only Japanese rooms, but also yokocho and wakocho rooms, which are a fusion of Ainu folk art styles, and the living environment is very ______. Located on the shores of Lake Akan, the open-air baths "Kasen-no-yu" and "Tennyo-no-yu," which look out over the lake from the rooftop, offer a dreamy experience.

Popularity reason No.1: A well-known ryokan located on the shores of Lake Akan with a good location and reputation, but at a reasonable price, it offers good value for money.

Popularity reason 2: The rooms are rich in design and decoration, and the environment is elegant and the space is full of beauty. It can satisfy the different requirements of guests with different tastes.

Popularity reason 3: There are a variety of large baths and open-air hot springs, and each hot spring bath is full of interest.

8, the perfect view of the Yujuku Toyako Lakeside Pavilion

Location: Toyako, Date, Hokkaido

Overview: the famous scenic spot in southwestern Hokkaido, the site of the World Summit of the Eight in 2008, with beautiful lakes and mountains and high-quality hot springs.

Features:The view of Lake Toya from the lake-facing lobby or the large sky bath on the top floor is unforgettable and guarantees a relaxing time.

Popularity reason 1: When you walk into the hotel, you are immediately greeted with a spectacular image of Lake Toya, and the windows in the lobby are movie screens that reflect the scenery of Lake Toya!

Popularity reason 2: From the top floor of the open-air breezeway, where you can enjoy a breathtaking view of Lake Toyako, it is a blessed moment to look out over Mount Yamatotsukuri while gazing up at the stars.

Popularity reason 3: In front of the lobby on the first floor, there are foot baths for lodgers, and in the summer, you can relax while watching the fireworks set off over Lake Toyako.

9, Yunokawa Prince Hotel Isotei

Location: Yunokawa Onsen, Hakodate, Hokkaido

Overview: Enjoy the view of the Tsugaru Strait while soaking in a historic hot spring.

Features: Hakodate Yunokawa Onsen has a long history of more than 350 years. Located right in the middle of this iconic Hokkaido hot spring town, Juttei is a perfectly situated hotel with a great view of the Tsugaru Strait.

Popularity Reason #1: With the largest number of rooms with open-air hot springs in Japan, you can enjoy Yunokawa Onsen whenever you want.

Popularity reason 2: The hotel is directly accessible from Hakodate Airport by a 10-minute bus ride, making it easy to get around.

Popularity reason 3: You can see Mt. Hakodate on the other side of the Tsugaru Strait from the large bath and the open-air hot spring, so it is a perfect place to enjoy the view.

10, Seaside Hotel Mimatsu Oei-tei

Location: Beppu Yatsuyu, Oita, Kyushu

Overview: Two of Japan's richest domestic spring gushes in the Kyushu region's Oita Prefecture, Beppu and Yufuin. The old hot spring towns have created quaint ryokans.

Features:With a view of Beppu Bay, the rooftop open-air hot spring and the large bath of hinoki trees in the outlook are the most relaxing and enjoyable times to soak in the sunrise over Beppu Bay and the fishing fires. You can also drink the natural hot spring water from the private source!

Popularity reason #1: Enjoy a relaxing moment of luxury by taking a leisurely bath in front of a beautiful and spectacular view that looks like the horizon!

Popularity reason 2: The quiet, sophisticated room space composition is calming to the mind and body, and the intention is to create a comfortable vacation time for you.

Popularity reason 3: Beppu Bay's sunrise, the rooftop open-air hot springs lit up with fishing fires bring you a romantic moment!