Location List

A natural hot spring inn surrounded by the ocean on three sides. All guest rooms are over 60 square meters and feature a terrace.

This facility operated as a Sento（japanese public bathhouse) until around 2009 and was known as a local landmark. The property, including the garden, covers approximately 900 square meters and fea...

The source of the spring（Kinsen） located within Tenjin Shrine in Arima Onsen. It bubbles up at a temperature of 98°C.

This ceremony is held to express gratitude for the discovery and revival of Arima Onsen and to pray for the hot springs’ continued prosperity. It is also a New Year’s celebration featuring a proces...

The waterfall gets its name from the light, drum-like sound of the water cascading into the pool below. The water is so clear that it is home to Genji fireflies.

A temple in the Arima Onsen area. Its wooden statues and other artifacts have been designated as Important Cultural Properties.

This tea ceremony was established in 1950 to honor the memory of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, who deeply loved Arima Onsen. It is held at Zuihoji Park and two other locations.

A municipal hot spring facility in Kobe. The hot spring water is a blend of carbonated spring water and radium spring water, known as “Ginsen.”

A municipal day‑use hot spring facility located in the heart of Asama Onsen. With spacious indoor baths, open‑air baths, and relaxation areas, the site is suitable for bathhouse scenes, everyday l...

A city hotel located on Port Island. Features a spa (large communal bath) and a coin-operated laundry.

Zao Onsen is characterized by its abundant hot spring water and highly acidic sulfur springs. Steam rises from all over the hot spring town, and many inns and hotels line the streets. Sulfur spring...

Situated at the entrance to Nakatsu Gorge—renowned as both a summer retreat and a celebrated autumn foliage destination—this hot spring can be enjoyed for day trips as well as overnight stays. T...

This inn features a lobby and large communal bath where guests can take in sweeping views of the sunset sinking into the Sea of Japan while listening to the sound of the waves. With the shorelin...

This funicular railway, in operation since 1962, connects Hototogisu Station in the hot spring district with Miharashi Station at an elevation of 955 meters in about four minutes. From Miharashi...

Located within National Akashi Kaikyo Park on Awaji Island—an area blessed with a mild climate and abundant local produce—this comprehensive natural hot spring resort is centered on the theme of “f...

Near Kawarage Jigoku—one of Japan’s Three Great Sacred Sites—stands Kawarage Oyutaki, a rare waterfall fed by natural hot spring water. The steaming cascade plunges about 20 meters, creating a p...

This video introduces famous autumn foliage spots in Hanamaki City. 【Featured Spots】 Kamabuchi Falls, Osawa Onsen, Kuzumaru River Gorge, Miyazawa Kenji Ihatov Center, Koshiozan Viewpoint, Gindor...

This video introduces famous cherry blossom viewing spots in Hanamaki City. [Featured Spots] Hanamaki Onsen, Toyagasaki Park, England Coast, around Bishamon Bridge, Shinshoji Temple

Okutsu Onsen, one of the Mimasaka Three Hot Springs, was established during the Edo period (1603–1868) and developed into a hot spring town in the Taisho period (1912–1926). Along the river, tradit...

Onsen located at the foot of Sanuki mountains.

This is a hot spring town located at the eastern foothills of the Zao Mountain Range, with a history of about 400 years since its opening. The area features public bathhouses, ryokans (traditional ...

Sakaihama is an area experiencing new urban development, featuring advanced industrial factories and logistics facilities. It includes long, straight roads without traffic signals—perfect for drivi...

This tranquil hot spring is located at the northern foot of Shojidake Mountain. The spring water, rich in carbon dioxide and sodium bicarbonate, is enjoyed not only for bathing but also for drinking.

This is a street in Shima Onsen with a nostalgic Showa-era retro atmosphere. It features restaurants serving soba and eel, charming old-fashioned vegetable shops, and game centers. At the end of th...