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Saga
Hot Springs & Hot Spring Resorts
Ureshino Onsen
3.95 1Enjoy a relaxing bath and gourmet food in Ureshino Hot Springs, one of Japan’s Three Best Hot Springs for a Beautiful Skin.
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Experience Grand Nature and Timeless History: 14 Must-Visit Places in Saga
Saga is packed with attractions, from archaeological sites and hot springs to scenic viewpoints. With highlights like the Yoshinogari Ruins, mysterious caves that showcase the wonders of nature, and mineral-rich hot springs, there’s plenty to see and do. Facing both the Genkai Sea and the Ariake Sea, Saga is also blessed with abundant seafood-so local seafood dishes are a must. Here, we’ve carefully selected sightseeing spots that first-time visitors to Saga should prioritize. Use this article to help plan a trip that lets you enjoy Saga to the fullest.
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[Complete Guide to Ureshino Onsen] Hot Spring Inns, Local Food, and the Allure of Its Skin-Beautifying Waters
Ureshino Onsen in Saga Prefecture is a popular hot spring destination counted among Japan’s three great hot springs for beautiful skin. With a very long history, the hot spring town is lined with atmospheric buildings and long-established eateries full of charm and tradition, making it enjoyable even just to stroll around. This article introduces the highlights and charms of Ureshino Onsen, with a focus on recommended places to stay. It’s put together so even first-time visitors can make the most of their trip, so be sure to read to the end.
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Gunma
Famous Places
18 Hot Springs in Minakami
3.95 1This is a hot spring resort where lodging facilities line the upper reaches of the Tonegawa River valley.
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Kusatsu Onsen Travel Guide: One of Japan’s Three Legendary Hot Springs: Enjoy Onsen Culture and Local Food
One of Japan’s Three Legendary Hot Springs, “Kusatsu Onsen,” is a historic hot spring town long loved by shoguns and other notable figures. It’s so famous for its healing properties that there’s even a saying, “There’s no illness it can’t cure-except lovesickness,” earning it the reputation of “Japan’s finest hot spring.” What makes “Kusatsu Onsen” special is that you can experience “healing” by soaking in the baths, “fun” by discovering traditional culture, and the “joy” of local specialty food-all in one trip. In this article, we’ll introduce the charms of “Kusatsu Onsen,” focusing on recommended spots so even first-time visitors can enjoy it.
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[Ikaho Onsen Travel Guide] Enjoy Two Types of Hot Spring Waters and the Charm of a Traditional Onsen Town
Ikaho Onsen has been loved for so long that it even appears in the Manyoshu, Japan’s oldest poetry anthology, and was also cherished by many literary figures. One of its biggest attractions is the two types of hot spring waters that well up here, offering relaxation through their various therapeutic benefits. Another appeal is its easy access from central Tokyo and other nearby areas in the Kanto region. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at the charms and highlights of Ikaho Onsen.
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