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5 Secluded Onsen Hot Springs in the Tohoku Region: Enjoy Awe-Inducing Views of Wintery Steam

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

Japanese people have a great love for hot springs, which are often featured in TV shows and magazines. During the vacation season, these resorts are usually crowded with visitors. In the mountainous areas of Japan's Tohoku region, there are many secluded onsen hot springs, known as "hitou." The waters of these hitous have excellent qualities that warm anyone who visits them. Here, we will introduce the top five must-visit secret onsen in the region, as chosen by one of our writers who is a huge Tohoku fan. Surrounding oneself with a snowy and steamy landscape is truly an extraordinary experience! Since many of these hot spring resorts are situated in nature, we recommend traveling by car. Main image: PIXTA

Sendai Airport Access Guide: Getting to Tohoku's Tourist Attractions By Train, Bus, and More

Sendai And Matsushima Airport

Sendai Airport serves as the prime aerial gateway to Northeastern Japan's captivating tourist destinations. For travelers arriving at the airport, navigating to and from various destinations across the region may seem complicated. This article aims to make the process easier, We'll guide you on reaching transportation hubs like JR trains, buses, rental cars, and taxis, explaining how to use each method.

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  • Aomori, Hirosaki And Hachinohe
  • Fukushima, Koriyama And Iwaki
  • Morioka, Hiraizumi And Hachimantai
  • Niigata And Sado
  • Sendai And Matsushima
  • Surrounding Areas Of Akita
  • Surrounding Areas Of Yamagata
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