Kinosaki Onsen, which has been operating hot springs for 1,300 years, is a unique hot spring town. The biggest charm is that you can enjoy 7 outdoor hot springs with different characteristics.The town is built based on the concept of "the station is the entrance, the street is the corridor, the hotel is the guest room, and the outer hot spring is the large bath." Walking on the hot spring street wearing a yukata makes people feel that the entire town is like a hot spring hotel, allowing every visitor to feel sincere and warm hospitality. As for delicacies, there are many famous delicacies such as Matsuba crab and Tajima beef, which are...
Read moreProbably the best onsen town I've been to. The streets are very traditional, along with the bath houses. Everything is wooden and tiled. Many people wander the streets in yukata to easily change in and out for the hot springs. Visitors can buy a day pass which gives you unlimited access to any of the bath houses. Towel rental at each bath house costs around 300 yen. The outdoor hot springs are designed very beautifully, while indoor ones are very standard. I would definitely like...
Read moreThis is one of the first places in Japan where I got to experience warm hospitality, natural beauty and culture.
A very romantic and peaceful side of the country.
Authentic Onsens are really must-try in the area.
Plus is the Kinosaki International Arts Center were the people are not just talented but are also friendly.
Ibwill surely get back to this place when I have the chance and means. I'm...
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