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Onsen, or hot spring, is definitely one thing that you need to experience in Japan! If you have limited time but are eager to enjoy the unique atmosphere of a hot spring town, spend a night at an onsen inn, or combine sightseeing with a quick visit to a hot spring, we have selected some of the best hot springs and onsen towns near Osaka. Check the following recommendations as inspiration for planning your trip! Index Onsen etiquette: Everything you need to know about hot spring One of the best Japanese onsen towns near Osaka & Kyoto: Arima Onsen Coastal delights and hot spring town near Osaka: Kinosaki Onsen Hidden gem for hot spring enthusiasts: Takedao Onsen Koyokan Bettei Azalee Natural hot springs with private bath options in center Osaka: Solaniwa Onsen Can also visit Minoh Waterfall: Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Minoh Onsen Spa Garden Enjoy two types of natural hot springs in private rooms: Takenosato Onsen Manyo no Yu Only 50 minutes from Osaka by Hankyu Railway: Kyoto Arashiyama Onsen Fu Fu no Yu Before you try Japan’s hot springs, understanding onsen etiquette is essential. In Japan, there is a deep-rooted etiquette for enjoying hot springs, which centers on showing consideration for others sharing the bath. Knowing this etiquette is also part of the cultural experience! Here, we introduce some general guidelines to follow. 1.Please avoid bathing after consuming alcohol. 2.Before entering the bath, make sure to rinse off any dirt by using the shower and soap. 3.Keep your hair and towel out of the bath water. It is considered impolite to enter the bath in a swimsuit or underwear. 4.Diving or swimming in the bath is not allowed. 5.When using the shower or wringing out towels, take care not to splash water on others. 6.Before leaving the bath area, wipe off excess water from your body with a wrung-out towel. 7.The use of smartphones and taking photos is prohibited in both the bath and dressing room areas. Besides, having tattoos may often restrict access to public baths. It’s recommended to check the rules on the official website of any hot spring facility you plan to visit. Recently, some facilities allow guests with tattoos if they are covered with stickers. Additionally, selecting an accommodation with a private bath attached to the room or opting for a reservable private bath are great options for tattooed guests to enjoy the onsen or hot spring. Located in Hyogo, Arima Onsen is a recommended hot spring town for travelers coming from Osaka or Kyoto. It’s not only one of Japan’s three best historical hot springs, but also stands out for its easy accessibility. Dating back to around the year 600, Arima Onsen offers a unique experience with two distinct types of hot springs: Kinsen, a reddish-brown spring rich in iron, and Ginsen, a clear, radon-infused spring. These springs differ remarkably in appearance, scent, and feel. Be sure to try both at the public baths Kin-no-Yu and Gin-no-Yu to fully appreciate their unique qualities! * “Kin-no-Yu” and “Gin-no-Yu” are both tattoo-friendly. The hot spring town is packed with souvenir shops and local eateries, making it a great place for leisurely strolling. While exploring, you might even see the steam rising from the springs! For convenient access, express buses run directly to Arima Onsen from Osaka Umeda and Kyoto, making it easy to travel even with larger luggage. Travel time from Osaka to Arima Onsen is about an hour one way by express bus, making it an easy day trip option. However, with a variety of ryokan and hotels to choose from, staying overnight is also a great choice to fully immerse yourself in the charming atmosphere of this onsen town. If you’re looking to visit Arima Onsen affordably, consider the “Taiko-no-Yu” coupon, which includes a rail pass and admission to the “Taiko-no-Yu” onsen facility—a perfect package for getting the most out of your visit! ▼Check here for more details▼ Arima Onsen-1 Day Trip｜Enjoy Hot Springs, Gourmet, and Nature! The 10 best food and sweets in Arima Onsen Town Arima Onsen Taikou-no-yu Package Tickets Kinosaki Onsen, located close to the Sea of Japan in northern Hyogo Prefecture, is one of Kansai’s most popular hot spring towns besides Arima Onsen. During winter, many visitors flock here to enjoy the famous crabs caught locally around Kinosaki Onsen. The highlights of Kinosaki are savoring fresh seafood and hopping between its unique public baths! In addition to crab, the town’s restaurants serve fresh sashimi and seafood rice bowls. The “soto-yu meguri,” or bath-hopping, invites you to visit the town’s seven public baths, each with its own architecture, atmosphere, and water qualities. Enjoy the variety as you explore each one! *All 7 public baths of Kinosaki Onsen are tattoo-friendly. Winter is the ideal season to visit Kinosaki Onsen, offering a chance to witness the enchanting snowy landscape that adds to the charm of this traditional hot spring town. An overnight stay is highly recommended to fully enjoy Kinosaki’s atmosphere. Stroll through the town in yukata and geta provided by the inn, experiencing a unique side of Japanese culture. For an additional activity, try your hand at the traditional craft of making mugi-wara zaiku, or straw craft, for an authentic local experience. About an hour by train from Osaka Umeda, Takedao Onsen Koyokan Bettei Azalee sits quietly in the Takarazuka Valley. This serene inn is ideal for those seeking a more relaxed stay surrounded by nature rather than in a bustling hot spring town. Each guest room at Takedao Onsen Koyokan Bettei Azalee is a private cottage with its own 100% natural hot spring bath. Here, you can enjoy uninterrupted relaxation while taking in the natural scenery. As a private space, it’s also tattoo-friendly. In the evening and morning, Japanese cuisine crafted with seasonal ingredients are prepared, including options with premium Japanese Black Wagyu beef for sukiyaki or shabu-shabu. There’s also a spacious open-air communal bath (accessible to guests with tattoos), where you can enjoy soaking in a large, scenic hot spring. For those on a tighter schedule, Takedao Onsen Koyokan Bettei Azalee offers day-use options, including guest rooms with private, natural hot spring baths. If you don’t have time to venture out of town, Solaniwa Onsen in Osaka offers a convenient and relaxing hot spring experience within the city. Located 10-minute from Osaka Umeda by JR and right outside Bentencho Station, this onsen theme park features a grand bath area with nine different types of baths. Plus, the rooftop boasts an expansive 3,300 square meters Japanese garden—perfect for strolls and photo ops! Another great reason to visit Solaniwa Onsen is the private baths. There are ten private rooms equipped with open-air baths, a tsuboniwa (small traditional garden), and a relaxation space. For a more authentic onsen experience, there are special tatami-mat rooms, which offer the ambiance of a traditional Japanese inn right within the city. ▼Check this article▼ 4 private onsen & baths to enjoy in a private room in Osaka! Hot spring resorts where you can stay overnight or enjoy a day trip Located in northern Osaka, Minoh Waterfall is a scenic spot surrounded by a lush forest park. It’s the perfect destination for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and experience another side of Osaka’s natural beauty. Near Minoh Waterfall, you’ll find the hot spring theme park “Ooedo Onsen Monogatari Minoh Onsen Spa Garden.” Known as “beauty water” for its smooth, viscous texture, the high-quality bicarbonate spring here offers a soothing experience. The facility is packed with entertainment activities, providing visitors with chances to experience traditional Japanese culture! The large bath area features a Japanese aesthetic with a wall mural of Mt. Fuji, tatami flooring, and a stone bridge, creating a unique and relaxing ambiance. There’s also an outdoor bath for enjoying the open air. In addition, there are free performances, including traditional theater and music shows, along with classic Japanese pastimes like table tennis (a favorite onsen activity) and stalls offering fun games like shooting galleries. Wearing a yukata, you can enjoy a festive atmosphere reminiscent of a traditional Japanese fair. By the way, how about combining a visit to Minoh since it is right nearby? ▼Check this article▼ Minoh, one of the famous tourist spots in Osaka Minoh, Osaka-1 Day Trip｜Enjoy The Most Beautiful Nature in Osaka! Kyoto Takenosato Onsen Manyo no Yu is a 24-hour natural hot spring, a rarity in Kyoto City, offering two types of mineral-rich spring water, “simple spring” and “sodium bicarbonate spring.” Known as “beautifying waters,” both types will leave your skin feeling silky smooth! Inside the facility, you’ll find nine types of baths, including open-air baths, jacuzzis, high-concentration carbonated baths, reclining baths, and saunas. There are also private rooms with open-air baths available for day-use, offering a serene and private experience. At Takenosato Onsen Manyo no Yu, you can enjoy the onsen on its own, but it’s even better to combine it with sightseeing in the Kyoto Nishiyama area! The Kyoto Nishiyama area is actually a hidden gem! Here, you’ll find traditional temples, a grand bamboo grove (even larger than the one in Arashiyama!), and the world-famous Suntory Yamazaki Distillery (tours require advance reservation). For more detailed highlights of Kyoto Nishiyama, check out the article linked below! ▼Highlights on Kyoto Nishiyama▼ Kyoto Nishiyama｜An undiscovered sightseeing spot in Kyoto! Arashiyama, one of Kyoto’s most popular sightseeing spots, also has its own hot springs! “Kyoto Arashiyama Onsen Fu Fu no Yu” is a day-use hot spring facility located about an 8-minute walk from Hankyu Arashiyama Station. Positioned across from the scenic Nakanoshima Park in the Arashiyama district, it offers a convenient stop during your sightseeing, with views of the famous Arashiyama and Togetsukyo Bridge nearby. At the indoor baths of Fufu-no-Yu, you can enjoy the natural “Arashiyama Onsen.” The spring water at Arashiyama Onsen is a mildly alkaline simple spring, known for its therapeutic benefits for nerve and muscle pain, as well as its skin-beautifying properties perfect for soothing tired feet after sightseeing. The onsen also features a rustic open-air bath, where you can relax deeply while soaking up the natural ambiance. Body soap and shampoo are provided, and rental towels are available, so you can drop in anytime during your travels without needing to bring anything along. ▼Check this article▼ Arashiyama, Kyoto-1 Day Trip｜From Popular Spots to Best Kept Secret Spots! Kyoto Arashiyama Sightseeing Half-day Model Course! Capture the bamboo forest, temples, nature, and major spots! 8 Sweets in Arashiyama, Kyoto, from Easy Eats to Stylish Cafes We’ve introduced hot springs that are easily accessible from central Osaka and perfect to pair with sightseeing. Soak in large baths filled with mineral-rich waters and let the relaxation wash over you. Experience the long-cherished culture of onsen in Japan—it’s a must-try during your visit!
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니시노미야 1일 일정｜나다고고에서 사케를 맛보고 한신 고시엔 구장
Nadagogo, one of Japan’s most renowned sake-producing regions, is dotted with historic breweries. Two of its five districts, Nishinomiya and Imazu, are located in Nishinomiya City, Hyogo Prefecture, offering convenient access from Kobe and Osaka. Even on a day trip, you can enjoy tasting premium sake and unique sake-inspired sweets. The surrounding area is filled with famous spots, including a powerful shrine, local specialty shops and the iconic Hanshin Koshien Stadium—a beloved holy ground for baseball fans. Here, we introduce a model itinerary to help you fully enjoy a day exploring all the wonders of Nishinomiya! Index Start from Hanshin Main Line Nishinomiya Station 1. Nishinomiya-jinja Shrine: Kansai’s Top Power Spot 2. Tsumiki: Enjoy Famous Dashi-Maki (rolled omelet) 3. COFFEE HOUSE FIELD: Ebessan-Themed Coffee Souvenirs 4. Hakushika Classics: Savor Sake with Local Cuisine 5. Sakagura Dori Rengakan: Make Original Sake Glassware 6. Oseki Amakara no Sekijuan: Delightful Sake-Inspired Sweets 7. Imazu Rokkakudo: Explore This Meiji-Era Western House 8. Hanshin Koshien Stadium: Holy Ground of Hanshin Tigers Fans First of all, let’s head to Nishinomiya Station by Hanshin Railway! From Hanshin Main Line Kobe-Sannomiya Station to Nishinomiya Station, it only takes 15 minutes by limited express train. From Hanshin Main Line Osaka-Umeda Station, it takes 16 minutes by limited express train. ↓ Walk about 5 mins to the next destination Nishinomiya Shrine has been known as the main shrine of Ebisu, the god of prosperity, this shrine is famed for its blessings in business success and wealth. One of the entrances, known as the “Red Gate” or Omote Daimon, is said to have been donated in 1604. Alongside the grand 247-meter-long earthen wall on either side, it is designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan. It is about 300 meters from the Red Gate to the Haiden (main worship hall), where visitors can offer their prayers. Behind the Haiden stands the main hall, which is also a National Treasure with its rare architectural style called Sannen Kasuga-zukuri, featuring three contiguous roofs. The majestic structure and sacred atmosphere here are sure to make anyone feel uplifted and reverent. And, of course, you won’t want to leave without drawing an omikuji fortune slip! Unlike most shrines, which rank Daikichi (Great Fortune) as the highest, this shrine includes the special Daifuku (Great Blessing), said to bring even greater luck. Give it a try and test your luck! The expansive grounds are filled with lush greenery, offering beautiful seasonal views all year round—one of the shrine’s unique charms. Take your time to relax, recharge, and soak up the spiritual energy here. ↓ Walk about 2 mins to the next destination If you head toward east of Nishinomiya Shrine, Tsumiki, a beloved spot renowned for its dedication to broth, is right beside it. The broth is crafted from Hokkaido’s high-quality kombu and premium bonito flakes from Kagoshima. The diverse fusion menu showcases the umami-rich dashi flavor, expertly prepared by a head chef with a background in traditional Japanese cuisine. Every dish here is delicately seasoned to highlight the natural taste of each ingredient, creating a refined and comforting dining experience. The restaurant’s signature dish, dashimaki tamago (rolled omelet with dashi), is a must-try. It is made by blending beaten eggs with a generous amount of dashi and then cooked to a fluffy, melt-in-the-mouth perfection. When you take a bite, the rich dashi flavor bursts forth, delivering a juicy, delicate texture that’s hard to resist! This beloved dish attracts not only locals but also fans who travel from afar just for a taste. For lunch, you can enjoy options like the Tsumiki Dashimaki Gozen, with dashimaki tamago as the main dish, along with Hamburg Gozen and Tempura Gozen sets. Dashimaki can also be ordered à la carte, making it easy to pair with other dishes for a fuller experience! In addition, take-out service is available for bento boxes so you can also choose to enjoy it outside or for a picnic. ↓ Walk about 8 mins to the next destination Near Nishinomiya Shrine, another must-visit shop is called COFFEE HOUSE FIELD, which is specialized in coffee and renowned for its unique lineup of self-imported, single-origin green beans, each expertly roasted in-house. They offer a selection of 7-9 different types of coffee, each brewed by skilled baristas right before your eyes. Alongside the coffee, you can enjoy light bites such as toast, hot dogs, and pound cakes, all perfectly paired to enhance the experience. The cozy, aromatic ambiance of the shop is ideal for taking a relaxing break. Locally adored as “Ebessan,” Ebisu is represented in a special illustration on the packaging of the “Ebessan Blend” coffee, making it a unique and meaningful souvenir. This original blend is crafted with a wish for prosperity and is known for its chocolate flavor and gentle berry-like sweetness. For those who want to enjoy a premium coffee experience at home, drip bags are also available, allowing you to savor this specialty blend conveniently. ↓ Walk about 12 mins to the next destination Another great lunch spot is Hakushika Classics, a restaurant and also sake shop operated by Tatsuuma Honke Brewing, the makers of the renowned sake brand Hakushika, with a brewing history spanning over 360 years in Nadagogo. The shop offers a lineup of exclusive namazake, seasonal limited-edition brews, and original sake vessels. Unique to this facility, you can also purchase freshly pressed undiluted sake in three varieties by volume—directly from the brewery! The restaurant, themed “Flowers, Food, and Sake,” offers a seasonal menu rich with ingredients that reflect the shifting beauty of Japan’s seasons. Among the most popular dishes is a course featuring 100% buckwheat juwari soba, paired with dishes like hot pot and tempura. Unique to this location, some dishes use a secret sakekasu dashi (sake lees broth) made from sake lees directly from the brewery. The pairing of exclusive sake with exquisitely prepared Japanese cuisine creates a truly exceptional dining experience you can only enjoy here. Next to it is the Sake Museum (Hakushika Memorial Museum of Sake). Here displays the traditional sake brewing process and tools, as well as collections of artworks from the Tatsuuma family. ▼Check this article▼ 7 Sake Brewery Restaurants in Nadagogo near Kobe ↓ Walk about 12 mins to the next destination The Nihon Sakari Sakagura Dori Rengakan stands out with its striking, heavy red brick modern architecture. It is a complex operated by the famous sake brewer company Nihon Sakari. You can also find a restaurant, sake stores and even a glass workshop here. visitors can enjoy tastings of freshly delivered namazake directly from the neighboring brewery (for a fee), as well as purchase sake by measure. They also offer a selection of sweets made with sake, giving you an even deeper appreciation for the unique flavors and versatility of Japanese sake. The glass workshop offers an up-close view of the crafting process for sake vessels, tableware, and glass art objects, along with hands-on experiences like glassblowing and sandblasting! In the glassblowing activity, you’ll wrap molten glass—reaching temperatures of thousands of degrees—around a blowpipe and shape it by blowing air to create items like a single-flower vase or tumbler. The sandblasting experience involves applying stencils to a glass surface and blasting fine sand to engrave patterns, resulting in a unique glass creation. Come and craft your own glassware to enjoy the sake! ↓ Walk about 11 mins to the next destination For afternoon tea time, let’s go to “Ama-no-Kanjuan”,which is operated by Oseki brewery which has been brewing for more than 310 years. The store showcases an impressive selection of fine sakes, where you can try freshly pressed raw sake by the glass (for a fee) or purchase it by volume. Additionally, it offers a variety of sake-infused sweets and drinks, making it a treat even for those who might not typically enjoy alcohol. Among the popular sweets, start with the classic sake manju, eat along with sweet sake tarts, sake-infused chocolates, and baumkuchen made with sake rice flour—all perfect as gifts. The diverse selection of sweets offers a delicious way to bring a taste of the brewery home with you! In the cafe area, you can enjoy unique sake-inspired sweets, like castella soaked in premium daiginjo sake, special soft-serve ice cream made with blended sake manju, and amazake enriched with sake lees probiotics. Take a relaxing break as you gaze at the courtyard, basking in the sunlight filtering through the cozy interior. ▼Check this article▼ 10 Japanese Sake Tasting Spots in Nadagogo｜Sake Breweries near Kobe ↓ Walk about 15 mins to the next destination The remarkable western style building Rokkakudo was built in 1882 next to the Imazu elementary school. At the time when western architecture are not that common, it is designed as an elementary school building and is the second oldest sculpture. After surviving the ravages of the Pacific War, the historic Rokkakudo once faced the threat of demolition. However, thanks to the dedication of the local community who cherished it, the building was preserved. It even withstood the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake of 1995 and is now carefully maintained within the grounds of Imazu Elementary School. Since Rokkakudo is located within the grounds of Imazu Elementary School, entry without permission is not allowed. However, you can view the entire building from the surrounding sidewalks. Take a moment to pause and admire the exterior while reflecting on the long history that this building represents. Note: As of November 2024, interior tours are currently suspended. Even for exterior viewing, please refrain from entering the school grounds without permission. ↓ Walk about 15 mins to the next destination When coming to Nishinomiya, Hanshin Koshien Stadium is the one spot that you shouldn’t miss. It is the first full-scale baseball stadium in Japan established in 1924, and 2024 celebrates its 100th anniversary. Hanshin Koshien Stadium is the venue for high school baseball games as well as the home court of Hanshin Tigers, a Japanese professional baseball team in the Central League. With a total area of 38,500 square meters and a capacity of approximately 47,000 people, the stadium boasts about its top-class scale even among all 12 professional baseball stadiums. From spring to autumn, professional ang high-school baseball games are held here. If your travel plans are scheduled during the season, why not watch a thrilling baseball game in Japan! ▼For more details▼ Hanshin Koshien Stadium｜How to enjoy a baseball game in Japan? For those who couldn’t get a ticket for any baseball game, a facility connected to the stadium called Museum of Hanshin Koshien Stadium in Koshien Plus is highly recommended. The museum exhibits items and historical materials about the stadium and Hanshin Tigers. Also, real images that allow visitors to experience the speed of Tigers player’s pitching, as well as VR videos of the moving moments after winning are available. The Museum of Hanshin Koshien Stadium is the perfect place to know about Japanese baseball culture and hope you can have fun there! ▼For more details▼ Fun-filled ball park Museum of Hanshin Koshien Stadium From savoring local sake and popular regional dishes to relaxing in the peaceful ambiance of the town, a day in Nishinomiya offers diverse experiences. Use this one-day itinerary to make the most of your visit and immerse yourself in the many charms of Nishinomiya. Enjoy every moment exploring this unique destination!
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고베 일본주 양조장 1일 투어 ｜일본주 양조장 나다고고와 고베 만 지역을 둘러보는 모델 코스
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