Even Oda Nobunaga loved coming to soak in this hot spring, so of course I had to try it too!
Gero Onsen isn’t just rich in history—the water feels so soothing that after soaking, all I wanted to do was zone out. Strolling through the onsen town, grabbing a few snacks, then relaxing in a warm bath... this is exactly the kind of happy travel rhythm I love. No wonder it’s firmly ranked as one of Japan’s three famous hot springs. It’s definitely worth experiencing at least once!
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I brought my family to Gero Onsen for a relaxing getaway. We enjoyed the Japanese hot spring atmosphere and the delicious food. It was such a treat.
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Gero Onsen is one of Japan's top three hot springs and is famous for its 'beauty water.' Besides enjoying the baths, you can also try delicious Hida beef here.
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Enjoying a delicious meal at the ryokan and soaking in the hot springs is the perfect way to relax after a day of sightseeing. We always make sure to include a trip to Japan for our family vacations.
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In the summer evenings after dinner, the streets around the hot springs are filled with travelers strolling around in yukata.
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One of Japan's top three hot springs! After soaking here, your skin feels so smooth. It's even called 'the beauty bath.'


