Tohoku

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Spa Day in Kaminoyama Onsen: Hot Springs, Castle, Dining Tips & More!

Surrounding Areas Of Yamagata Hot Springs (Onsen) & Bath Houses (Sento)

The Kaminoyama Onsen was discovered about 560 years ago in the city of Kaminoyama which is adjacent to the southern part of Yamagata City. It is well-known as being a castle town at the foot of Kaminoyama Castle and as a prosperous inn town on the Ushu Highway during Edo times. In the town there are many samurai residences and old houses that are reminiscent of those days as well as many other interesting sights. Taking a stroll through this old castle town, sampling its famous konjac cuisine, and perhaps a luxurious soak in a hot spring at night are treats that will await you in this city unique even in Japan for the three roles it played as a castle town, inn town, and hot spring town; the perfect place for a leisurely day trip and sightseeing.

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Niigata And Sado Sashimi
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Guide to Japan's Hidden Hot Springs: Iizaka Onsen, Gem of the North!

Fukushima, Koriyama And Iwaki Hot Springs (Onsen) & Bath Houses (Sento)

Iizaka Onsen in Fukushima Prefecture is a scenic town that's particularly famous for having been frequented by famous Japanese writers and poets who undoubtedly sought rest, relaxation and inspiration. This town of rolling hills has nine communal baths, each with its own character. And as is customary in Japan, many of these onsen not only offer soothing natural baths but fine food as well. Here we will introduce some of the foremost and most relaxing hot springs in the Tohoku Region. These are exactly the spots you'll remember forever. Today they continue to overflow with tradition, have incredible gourmet dishes and warm hospitality since ancient times.