Onsen

 

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This onsen is located inside the Echigo-Tsumari Satoyama Museum of Contemporary Art, KINARE. The staff often change the properties of the waters to match the seasons. Go throughout the year for a range of bathing experiences! There is also a sauna room, and café, restaurant and rest facilities available.

・Adults Entry Fee: ￥600 → ￥500 after 17:00
・Tuesdays: Men’s Day Men get a discount on beer or soft drinks
・Fridays: Ladie’s Day Entry fee is ￥400 for women

 

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It is rumored that the waters at Sennen no Yu can relieve all kinds of aches and pains throughout the body! Part of the reason that upwards of 250,000 people come to bathe here every year. Their baths are lined with Japanese cypress wood, and natural stones taken from the Shinano River. Open-air baths and a sauna room are available.

 

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Yukura Tsumari takes pride in the quality of their hot spring waters and their cafeteria, which serves food made from locally harvested vegetables – many of which are available for purchase at the market corner. Why not come and relax in the warm-hearted Nakasato region?

 

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This onsen facility is located on the banks of the Shinano River. It is a family-friendly onsen that keeps everyone refreshed. The 26th of every month is “Onsen Day” and so, they change the theme of the onsen. For example, in May and November, they add roses to the onsen baths—their most popular theme!

 

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This onsen is located in a nice and quiet, secluded area. Nearby is one of Japan’s “Top 3 Gorges”, the Kiyotsu Gorge. For many visitors, bathing at Yoheri is a great way to finish a day spent enjoying the local nature. In local dialect, “Yōheri” means “I’m heading for the onsen!”. Try saying this when you get there!

*Soap and shampoo are not provided. We kindly ask you to bring your own.
*We have soap, shampoo, and towels available for purchase.
*Outside food and drink are not allowed.

 

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Unkai, perched high in the mountains, offers a spectacular panoramic view of the distant mountain ranges of Mt Hakkai, Mt. Masahata and Mt. Naeba. If you visit just at the right time, you can truly experience the beauty of the four seasons. When you want to get away for a while, take a trip to Unkai where you can really enjoy the essence of Japan.

 

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The hot, open-air baths at Nasteview are a great place to relax and watch the seasons pass by. There is also a large tatami rest area and cafeteria serving freshly prepared meals.

 

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The onsen in Matsunoyama are famous for their medicinal qualities. In fact, it has been officially named “1 of the Top 3 Medicinal Onsen in Japan”. You may notice how salty the waters at Matsunoyama Onsen taste. The reason for this is they have a unique abundance of natural minerals.