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The hot spring resort in Taisho Romanticism.
This hot spring resort was developed along with the Nobesawa Silver Mine which prospered in the Edo Period. After the mine was closed, it was turned into a therapeutic onsen resort until a flood destroyed it in 1913. By early Showa Period, local businesses have helped restore the village close to the current landscape with western-style wooden multi-story buildings on either side of Ginzan River.
Classic inns' exterior is graceful with Kote-e (trowel decoration). The resort has a foot bath and a public bath house. The sulfurous spring has a slight salty taste, effective for skin diseases, female ailments and chills.
There are many sights to see in the surrounding area, such as Shirogane Waterfall and Nobesawa silver mine ruin. Every weekend from May through October, the traditional Hanagasa Odori (Flower Hat Dance) is performed on the bridges in the resort. (May be canceled sometimes)
Since the hot spring is deep in the mountains, pay attention to the public transportation schedule. There is a bus from Oishida Station, but the train comes once an hour both ways and the bus is 5 runs a day. Some inns have a shuttle service for the guests. Ask the inn you are staying at.
Snowfall in the quiet hot spring resort
Foot bath at the heart of the hot spring resort
One of the traditional inns, Kozankaku
Shirogane Waterfall with lovely fall colors
At its peak, Nobesawa Silver Mine was one of Japan’s three major silver mines
現在的溫泉街保留了大正時代的建築風格，漫步其中，彷彿穿越時空。
日本東京風
銀山溫泉被環繞著壯麗的山景和寧靜的自然環境所包圍，真是一個令人心曠神怡的地方。
很多現在來的都是東南亞的觀光客比較多。
白天也就像一般的戶外景點，晚間點燈後氣氛應該更好。
