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Hyogo Hot Springs & Hot Spring Resorts

Kobe

Hot Springs & Hot Spring Resorts

Arima Onsen

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One of the "Three Oldest Hot Springs in Japan", located deep in the Kansai region. Two types of spring water, gold and silver, can be enjoyed.

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- [Arima Onsen Travel Guide] Relax in a Hot Spring Town Rich in Nature and History
  
  Arima Onsen is one of Japan’s leading hot spring destinations, with a history so long that it appears in Nihon Shoki, Japan’s oldest historical chronicle. Surrounded by abundant nature, it captivates visitors from Japan and abroad with its beautiful scenery and charming hot spring town atmosphere. This article introduces in detail how to enjoy Arima Onsen, recommended sightseeing spots, and other useful information to know before your trip. Use this guide for your visit and stay in Arima Onsen, and you’ll be able to fully experience its many charms.
Hyogo

Hot Springs & Hot Spring Resorts

Kinosaki Onsen

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Six out-spa baths are scattered throughout the elegant hot spring resort.

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- Kinosaki Onsen Travel Guide: Walk to All 7 Public Bathhouses and Enjoy the Charming Streets
  
  With a 1,300-year history, Kinosaki Onsen is a beautiful, atmospheric hot spring town-and its biggest draw is hopping between seven public bathhouses. The town was designed around the idea that “the station is your entrance,” “the streets are the hallways,” “the inns are your guest rooms,” and “the public baths are the grand baths.” Walk around in a yukata, and you’ll feel as if the entire town is welcoming you as one big ryokan. You’ll also find plenty of great food, including Matsuba crab and Tajima beef. Here’s a guide to Kinosaki Onsen’s seven public bathhouses, plus top sights, food, and places to stay.

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