7 个大阪附近的天然温泉

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▼ How to Get to Arima Onsen from Osaka, Kyoto, and Kobe – A Complete Transportation Guide 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 *Both the hot spring and inn are closed for an extended period of time for maintenance starting March 31, 2025. 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!

大阪5家私人温泉浴场推荐！既可住宿，又可一日游的温泉度假村

如果您要去日本旅行，您想享受温泉或温泉住宿的感觉，但您也想享受私人浴室而不必担心被人看到。对于那些感兴趣的人，我们在关西地区的旅游中心大阪挑选了私人温泉和优雅的私人房间浴池。请向他们咨询您的旅行。  -指数- ・关西最大的城市水疗中心“梅北温泉任健康公园” ・私人温泉，无限流淌的温泉！“Solaniwa ONSEN OSAKA BAY TOWER”，可欣赏景点花园景观的露天浴池 ・关西最大规模！“Natural Onsen Nobeha-no-yu Tsuruhashi”，与家人一起享受的一日私人温泉 ・“大阪阪神酒店”，一家在客房内设有温泉浴池的城市酒店 ・还提供私人浴室！Ooedo-Onsen-Monogatari箕面Spa Garden“是一个全天水疗主题公园梅北温泉任健康公园，是关西地区大阪市最大的城市水疗中心之一，以温泉、饮食、运动、精神和美容五大主题为游客提供健康促进服务。“梅北温泉任养生公园”最吸引人的特色是室外无边泳池。游泳池可欣赏到大阪格兰格林greenery和城市景观的全景。“基本计划”包括使用公共浴池、桑拿浴室、健身房、工作室、室内温水游泳池、休息和用餐区以及迎宾饮品。毛巾、室内服装和各种便利设施也包括在内，使远方的游客可以享受轻便的体验。私人房间也可供那些希望与家人和朋友共度轻松时光的人使用。这个豪华的空间不仅包括浴缸，还包括桑拿浴室、沙发床，甚至还有电视。♨私人浴室（温泉） ♨ 需♨额外付费 大浴池♨纹身是允许的，只要用接待处出售的贴纸完全遮住即可。“Solaniwa ONSEN OSAKA BAY TOWER”是一个长期住宿的温泉主题公园，交通便利，距离大阪梅田地区约10分钟车程。  拥有9种不同类型浴池的大浴池很有吸引力，但豪华的是10间私人包间，里面有完全私人的露天浴池、景点花园和休息室。  私人露天浴池的热水被称为“美肌热水”，是从地下 1,000 米处涌出的弱碱性水源。泡完温泉后能够在私人空间休息一下是很珍贵的。您会在身体和灵魂上感到放松。带有榻榻米的特殊日式客房提供与温泉酒店一样的更豪华的体验。享受洗完澡后躺在榻榻米上的奢华。屋顶还配备了广阔的日式花园和足浴。还有一个视野极佳的拍照点！穿上时尚的浴衣，散步。  此外，还有餐厅、游戏和游乐场角、休闲角、鱼疗和其他有趣的内容！即使在下雨天，您也可以玩一整天。  ♨包租浴池（温泉） ♨ 仅限日间使用。需要额外费用。  ♨大浴池♨纹身是允许的，只要它们被接待处出售的贴纸完全遮住即可。位于大阪鹤桥的“天然温泉 Nobeha-no-yu Tsuruhashi”是一个为期一日的温泉度假设施，需要带自由流动温泉的露天浴池和拥有 12 种珍贵药矿石的桑拿浴室。大楼的四楼是“Meimeiyudokoro Hanarikyu”的楼层，您可以在那里享受私人温泉浴池，还有 11 个私人露天浴池可供选择。这些浴池是关西地区最大的家庭浴池，深受外国游客的欢迎。私人露天浴池提供无限流淌的温泉，设有种满植物和树木的小花园，房间配有古董家具，给人一种山村温泉度假村的感觉。客人可以与家人一起在舒适的私人空间放松身心并享受高品质的温泉。  ♨私人浴室（温泉） ♨ 家庭或仅限一人使用，每间客房最多 4 人 需要额外费用 不允许纹身。  ♨大浴场♨ 不允许纹身。“大阪阪神酒店” 是一家城市酒店，距大阪梅田仅一站路程，步行片刻即可到达阪神铁路的福岛站。酒店以其大型水疗中心和桑拿而闻名，客人可以在地下 1,000 米处享受天然温泉。这种天然温泉实际上可以在客房的浴室里享受。只需打开浴缸中的水龙头，温泉水就会流出！  在城市酒店中，客房内有温泉是很少见的，所以在温泉观光一天后，你可以治愈疲惫的身体，第二天又带着新的能量回到城市！城市酒店很少在客房内提供温泉，经过一整天的观光后，客人可以在温泉中放松身心，第二天以新的活力返回城市！  ♨不允许水疗和桑拿♨纹身。*从 2025 年 3 月 31 日开始，温泉和旅馆都将长时间关闭以进行维护。“箕面Spa Garden”是距离大阪最著名的旅游景点之一箕面瀑布最近的温泉。  最吸引人的是墙壁上涂有红紫藤、榻榻米地板和石桥的大型公共浴池，还有免费的人气戏剧和歌唱表演、乒乓球角（温泉度假村的主要娱乐活动）、漫画角、美食、集市日和其他每天的节日般的娱乐活动！）、漫画角、美食、集市和其他娱乐活动，让每一天都成为节日！您可以穿着自己喜欢的浴衣（沐浴时的休闲服）在博物馆度过充实的一天，您可以从各种设计中进行选择。我们还为那些希望在宁静氛围中沐浴的人提供三个私人浴室。您可以享受水疗般的氛围。  隔壁是“大江户温泉物语箕面观光酒店”，拥有可欣赏壮观天空景色的露天浴池，客人可以免费使用箕面温泉温泉花园。  ♨♨ 私人浴室 不是温泉。需要额外费用。  ♨大浴池♨纹身是允许的，只要它们被接待处出售的贴纸完全遮住即可。▼附近景点参观【箕面】 前往箕面大瀑布的注意事项 ！国际旅客去之前应该知道的要点箕面胜雄寺的亮点是什么？在大阪赢得幸运的寺庙 观光【池田】安藤百福发明纪念馆 大阪池田在大阪的清真、纯素食和素食美食&推荐的观光景点体验日本文化！・以绣球花而闻名的圆寺 关西 10 个观赏绣球花的最佳地点 【吹田】万博纪念公园是大阪的好去处！亮点解释！【梅田】大阪梅田-1 日间课程 |观光！购物！美食家！尽情享受大阪梅田！在私人房间的温水中放松身心。享受精致的沐浴时光，享受您的日本之旅。

从大阪到京都的交通：不同铁路公司的列车时刻表、票价和优惠通票

大阪，美食之城，以及京都，历史悠久的古都，是关西必访的两个目的地。三家不同的铁路公司连接这两座城市：阪急电车、JR和京阪铁路。无论你是想快速出行、保持低成本，还是享受舒适的乘坐体验，本指南都会详细说明所有优缺点，并附带从大阪到京都的通行建议和推荐的折扣通行证。  -INDEX- 比较大阪至京都列车票价及行程时间 大阪至京都省钱通行证 预留座位选项 大阪至京都特别列车 如果你从梅田地区出发，可以选择从大阪梅田站乘坐阪急电车列车或从大阪站乘坐JR。如果你更喜欢乘坐京阪线，可以在淀屋桥站换乘，距离大阪地铁御堂筋线梅田站仅一站。最佳乘坐的火车会根据你上车的地点和计划访问的区域而有所不同。如果你想去四条川町周边的主要市中心区，最近的车站是京都川町站阪急。如果你想方便进入京都铁塔，JR京都站就在它正前方。对于像祇园和清水寺这样的观光景点，最方便的选择是京阪祇园四条站。 阪急电车JR京阪 京都市站京都河原町站 京都站 祇园四条站 列车数量 每小时6班 4班 每小时5班 单程票价 成人410日元 成人580日元 成人490日元 乘车时间 特快/半快车约43分钟 快速列车约29分钟 特快运行时间 特快： 8：00–16：00 半快车：6：00–23：00 5：00–24：00 6：00–23：00 优点 ・票价最低 ・直达京都市中心（四条川町）– 观光非常便利 ・特快和半特快列车速度相当适中 / 可选预订座位服务“PRiVACE”以提供额外舒适 ・最快出行时间 ・与新干线、奈良、滋贺地区非常便捷的连接 ・方便前往京都东部（祇园， 清水寺等）·可选预留座位“高级车”，乘坐更舒适 缺点 ·不前往京都站，乘坐新干线需换乘 ・票价较高 快速列车可能拥堵 • 延误影响范围广泛 • 行程时间更长 需从梅田换乘至淀屋桥站 ※票价截至2025年11月 三家铁路公司均提供便捷的一日通票（JR可购买2日通票），可无限次购买游乐设施。如果你计划去京都市中心稍远的观光景点，如岚山或伏见稻荷神社，这些通行证尤其有用。 阪急1日通票（电子票，2025年） JR西日本 QR2日通行证 京阪铁道大阪-京都 1日 观光通行证 价格 成人1,300日元 成人4,000日元 成人 1,650日元 有效期 1天 2天 1日 优势 /便捷到达岚山桂站换乘 ・无票需QR码 ・ Reach岚山需京都站换乘 ・无票需QR码 ・ 方便出行大阪、伏见稻荷和祇园之间 ·包含岩岛-八幡宫-三道-缆车至岩岛八满城神社 ・京阪线寺庙及景点有特别折扣 /无票带二维码 缺点 /仅限阪急线 /仅信用卡 /仅JR线有效 /必须连续两天使用/特快或“A座”加价 /仅限信用卡 /仅限京阪线 /大津的石山坂本线和京津线不包含 ・“高级版“Car”需要额外费用·仅限信用卡 对于喜欢坐着乘坐的旅客，阪急和京阪均提供预留座位服务。阪急提供PRiVACE，而Keihan则提供Premium Car。只需额外支付500日元，即可享受宽敞舒适的座椅和轻松的旅程。还有大件行李的空间，方便携带行李的旅客。 阪急电车– “PRiVACE”门票可通过专门的在线预订网站提前预订。无需会员注册，预订可于出发前14天开放。最多可同时预订4个座位。座椅布局宽敞，2+1（每排三座），宽度宽敞，腿部空间充足。每个座位都配有独立电源插座和一张个人桌子。此外，还提供免费Wi-Fi，方便你给手机充电、使用笔记本电脑工作，或在车上享受网络。*如果仍有座位，您也可以在当天登机后现场购买机票。  京阪铁道——“高级车厢”票务预订在出发日期前14天开放。座椅布局宽敞，采用2+1布局（每排三座），每节仅40个座位——座位间距充足，带来高端体验。就像PRiVACE一样，每个座位都配备了电源插座、饮料架和个人桌子。车内提供免费Wi-Fi，车内还配备了监控摄像头和空气净化器，确保安全舒适的乘坐体验。  更多内容 ▼阪急电车预订座位服务“PRiVACE”指南|让您在大阪和京都之间的旅程更加舒适！  如果你想在乘坐火车旅行时享受更多观光氛围，我们强烈推荐“京列车加乐”，这是一列特别的观光列车，让你一踏上车就能感受到京都的精神。每节车厢都有自己的季节性和植物主题，融合了传统日本设计元素，如榻米风格座椅和干旱的山水园艺图案。每辆车的内饰都不同，营造出时尚的“日式现代”氛围，无论乘坐多少次都保持新鲜感。无需预约座位，且可使用普通火车票价，方便快捷。列车仅在周末和公共假期运营。  更多信息 ▼ 京电车乐 |从踏上这列特别设计的列车起，感受京都的氛围

大阪和京都最能治愈疾病、带来健康的最佳神灵

据说参拜神社能带来各种各样的益处。名声在外的神社固然不错，但何不尝试一下那些拥有独特功效、且与身体相关的神社呢？本期我们将介绍大阪和京都与身体相关的神社。-目录- 【大阪】牙神社：祈求牙齿健康 【京都】三上神社：日本唯一一座供奉头发的神社 【京都】豪尾神社：守护腿部和髋部健康 【大阪】服部天神宫：日本罕见的供奉足部的神社 牙神社位于大阪梅田地标建筑HEP FIVE附近，梅田以其红色摩天轮而闻名。这是一座供奉“牙齿”的神社，在日本非常罕见。它最初是一座稻荷神社，供奉着一块巨大的石头作为神像。几百年前，梅田地区遭遇特大洪水，一块巨石挡住了洪水，使梅田免于被淹没，因此被人们尊称为“止水之神”。由于这块巨石被认为具有治疗牙痛的功效，这座神社也被称为“牙齿神社”。“抚石”位于主殿前。据说，抚摸这块据说是巨石碎片的石头，然后再抚摸疼痛的牙痛部位，就能消除疼痛。我们经常接待来自全国各地的参拜者，包括牙痛患者、牙科从业人员、立志成为牙医的学生，以及从事牙刷、牙膏和其他牙齿相关产品工作的人员。神社规模很小，只有一座鸟居、一座小神社和一棵神树，位于路边一小块地方，因此这里不提供护身符或符咒。您可以在步行5分钟即可到达的纲敷天神社御旅社祈福。参拜完牙齿神社后，不妨前往那里。他们接受来自全国各地的求助，包括牙齿疾病患者和牙科从业人员。让我们一起向日本唯一的牙齿之神祈求牙齿健康吧！*纲敷天神社的临时神社平日通常无人值守，周三闭馆。周六和周日下午1点至5点开放，请注意您的参拜日期和时间。位于京都佐贺的御上神社是日本唯一一座可以实现与头发相关的愿望的神社。该神社由京都的理发师创建，供奉着日本著名理发师藤原正幸（Masayuki Uneme no Suke Fujiwara），据说他曾在日本从事理发行业。穿过著名的岚山竹林小径到达岚山电车站后，便可抵达位于小仓池畔的御神社。这里不仅是头发有问题的人的朝圣之地，也吸引着希望拥有美丽秀发的人们以及美容行业的从业者。神社内供奉着各种各样的护身符，包括名字独特的“房房守”和梳子形状的“小串守”。“匠守”是美发师们喜爱的护身符，它以剪刀为造型，装在化妆盒中，也是一份理想的礼物。御神社的绘马是梳子形状，上面绘有一位拥有美丽秀发的女子。许多人对着绘马祈福，不仅是为了与头发相关的愿望，也是为了在全国美发师和理发师考试中取得成功，以及希望造型师和美容师能够提升技艺。来到岚山何不也来此走走，舒展一下筋骨呢？豪神社位于京都御所西侧，供奉着为平安京建设做出贡献的和川清麿。由于神社内随处可见野猪的图案，因此也被称为“野猪神社”。豪神社与野猪的渊源可以追溯到一个传说：三百头野猪曾救清麿于危难之中，清麿受伤的腿也随之痊愈。此后，清麿便被奉为守护腿脚的神明。主殿旁的“苇名难愈碑”是许多祈求脚脚健康的信众的朝拜之地。他们会攀爬形似脚的石碑，或摩擦碑身以求得庇佑。神树下的祈愿台是该神社独有的许愿形式，信众可以在纸牌上写下自己的名字和愿望。这款护身符以脚印为造型，守护您的双脚和腿部健康。带上豪王神社的祝福回家吧！许多人会将它赠予热爱运动的家人和朋友。也请务必在此抽取野猪御神签。每张御神签的表情和氛围都各不相同，其中还藏有吉凶信息。进入神社后，请留意右侧的洗手盆。据说，抚摸青铜野猪的鼻子，便能带来好运。豪王神社是京都最著名的神社，以祈求治愈腿脚疾病和伤痛而闻名，欢迎前来参拜。位于大阪府丰中市的服部天神宫，供奉着“足神”。作为广受尊崇的“足神社”，它吸引着来自大阪、关西地区乃至全日本的信徒前来祈求治愈足部疾病，提升运动表现。甚至有人会在马拉松比赛前来参拜。这里因一个古老的传说而广为人知，被誉为足部守护神：平安时代中期，菅原道真途经此地时，因长期足部疾病而无法行走。在祈求治愈后，他很快痊愈。在服部天神宫，除了护足符之外，您还可以获得独特的护身符，例如系在跑鞋鞋带上以保护双脚的“足守”（足部守护符），以及提升运动表现的护身符。从阪急宝冢线服部天神站步行仅需1分钟，交通十分便利，如果您来到关西，一定不要错过。我们之前介绍过大阪和京都一些不寻常的神社。保持牙齿、头发和腿部的健康至关重要。让我们一起参拜这些神社，祈求平安吧！▼更多信息请查看这篇文章▼ 奇特的红色印章和幸运符！关西地区与十二生肖相关的12座神社和寺庙；神户8座必游神社：与周边景点完美搭配

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Osaka is full of winter-exclusive events, gourmet delights, and breathtaking sights! In this article, we will introduce the best ways to enjoy a winter trip in Osaka, where you can have fun while experiencing the local culture and traditions rooted in the region. -Index- Weather and Clothing in Osaka during Winter Things to Do in Osaka during Winter 　1. See the Winter Sky Illumination 　2. Enjoy Hot Springs in Osaka during Winter 　3. Savor Delicious Winter Food in Osaka 　4. Step into a Winter Wonderland: 1-Day Skiing at Mt. Rokko 　5. Just a Short Distance from Osaka: Explore the Sake Breweries in Nadagogo 　6. Eat Year-End Soba Noodles at Famous Osaka Restaurants 　7. Visit Famous Shrines and Temples for New Year’s Prayers 　8. Pray for Prosperity at the Toka Ebisu Festival 　9. Experience Japanese Traditions: Setsubun Festival, Bean-Throwing, and Ehomaki 　10. Feel the Coming of Spring by Viewing Plum Blossoms   Winter in Osaka is much milder compared to nearby areas like Kyoto and Shiga, with very little snowfall. The average temperatures from December to February are as follows:   December: High 12.3°C, Low 5.3°C, Average 8.7°C January: High 9.7°C, Low 3.0°C, Average 6.2°C February: High 10.5°C, Low 3.2°C, Average 6.6°C *Date is based on 1991 to 2020 by Japan Meteorological Agency.   Even on colder days, Osaka often experiences sunny weather with warm sunshine. It’s recommended to wear layers, such as a sweater with a thick coat or down jacket. If you’re wearing a skirt, consider tights to keep warm. Now, let’s explore winter-only events and experiences in the Osaka area that are even more enjoyable during the colder season! For a dazzling winter experience in Osaka, don’t miss the city’s spectacular illuminations!   The “Festival of the lights in Osaka” is a must-see, featuring three stunning events: ・Midosuji Illumination: The iconic gingko trees lining Midosuji Avenue are beautifully lit up. ・OSAKA Hikari Renaissance: A stunning light display along the waterfront of Nakanoshima, Osaka’s symbol as a water city. ・Area Programs: Unique illumination displays in various regions, offering a creative and colorful atmosphere all around the city. Near JR Osaka Station, the illuminations in the Umeda area are also worth visiting. The Grand Front Osaka showcases a giant Christmas tree with playful, luxurious decorations that attract attention every year. Umekita Plaza and the newly opened Grand Green Osaka are also draped in shimmering champagne-gold lights, creating a magical ambiance.   Enjoy a romantic winter night by exploring these breathtaking light displays across Osaka!   「Festival of the lights 2025」 「Midosuji Illumination 2025」April 9 (Wed)～December 31, 2025 (Wed) 「OSAKA Hikari-Renaissance 2025」December 14 (Sun)～December 25, 2025 (Thu) 「Area program」The event dates vary depending on the venue or location Venue: The Midosuji area (Hanshin Intersection～Namba West Exit Intersection), Osaka City Central Public Hall～Nakanoshima Park, Expo ’70 Commemorative Park, etc. Access: 5 mins walk from Hankyu Railway Osaka-umeda Station, or just a short walk from Hanshin Railway Osaka-Umeda Station. https://www.hikari-kyoen.com/en/   「GRAND WISH CHRISTMAS 2025」 November 6 (Thu)～December 25, 2025 (Tuh) *Some contents are not included Venue: Grand Front North/South Area/Umekita Square, etc. Access: 4 mins walk from Hankyu Railway Osaka-umeda Station, or 5 mins walk from Hanshin Railway Osaka-Umeda Station.   「Champagne Gold Illumination in UMEKITA」 November 6, 2025 (Thu)～February 28, 2026 (Sat) venue: Grand Front Umekita Square, Grand Green Osaka Umekita Park, etc. Access: 4 mins walk from Hankyu Railway Osaka-umeda Station, or 5 mins walk from Hanshin Railway Osaka-Umeda Station.   ▼For more information check out this article▼ The 8 best winter illuminations in Osaka, Kyoto and Kobe! Solaniwa Onsen OSAKA BAY TOWER, one of the largest multi-purpose hot spring facilities in Kansai, with excellent access from Umeda! You can enjoy six different types of baths, including an open-air bath with free-flowing spring water and a garden-view bath that overlooks a vast Japanese garden. The facility is designed with a modern Japanese aesthetic, inspired by the Azuchi-Momoyama period, when legendary warlords like Toyotomi Hideyoshi thrived-so be sure to take in the unique atmosphere as well! ▼For more information check out this article▼ Best 7 Onsens (Hot Springs) Near Osaka 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 If you’re in the mood for a stroll through a charming hot spring town, we recommend taking a day trip from Osaka to Arima Onsen or Kinosaki Onsen in Hyogo. On particularly chilly days, you might even be treated to a magical sight of the town covered in a blanket of shimmering white snow!   ▼For more information check out this article▼ Arima Onsen-1 Day Trip｜Enjoy Hot Springs, Gourmet, and Nature! The 10 best food and sweets in Arima Onsen Town A day trip from Osaka! 12 popular sightseeing spots to visit by train Hot pot dishes, where various ingredients are simmered together in one pot, are a staple of Japanese winter cuisine. When visiting Osaka, you can’t miss the local specialty hot pot, tecchiri, made with fugu (blowfish). The tender fugu meat is simmered in a flavorful kelp broth along with vegetables like carrots, green onions, and chrysanthemum greens. It’s typically enjoyed dipped in ponzu sauce. The tradition is to finish the meal by adding rice to the remaining broth to make a delicious zousui (rice porridge). Oden, a traditional winter dish where ingredients like daikon radish, eggs, and fish cakes are simmered in a broth made from bonito flakes and kelp, is another must-try. In Kansai, known for its dashi culture, the broth is typically seasoned with light soy sauce, giving it a delicate, refined flavor that’s different from the Kanto-style oden. The ingredients soak up the broth, becoming tender and flavorful-enjoy the unique texture of this “shimi-shimi” oden! Crab is another winter staple that’s hugely popular in Japan! Whether it’s boiled crab meat, crab hot pot packed with rich crab flavor, or creamy crab miso, it all pairs perfectly with sake. In Osaka’s famous tourist spots like Dotonbori and Umeda, you’ll find the well-known crab restaurant Kani Doraku.   Gathering around the table with friends or family to enjoy these dishes together will warm both your body and soul-a true highlight of winter in Japan! *From Monday, January 5, 2026, to Friday, April 10, 2026 (tentative), the entire Rokko Cable Car line between Rokko Cable Shimo Station and Rokko Sanjo Station will suspend regular operations for construction work. During the cable car suspension period, substitute bus service will be provided.   If you want to do some winter sports, Rokko Snow Park which is an artificial ski park located on Mt.Rokko in Kobe near Osaka is highly recommended. It provides rental service for both ski wear and equipment so that you can just go there without bringing heavy luggages. What’s more, there are English-language ski and snowboarding schools available, so even beginners can feel at ease. The on-site restaurant offers a variety of dishes, including local specialties inspired by Mt. Rokko, such as the “Mt. Rokko Heaping Roast Beef Bowl”.   Additionally, to accommodate Muslim visitors, two separate prayer rooms for men and women are provided. The restaurant also clearly indicates whether dishes contain pork or alcohol on the menu, and offers a selection of halal food.   Since Arima Onsen is nearby, why not relax in the hot springs after a day of physical activity?   ▼For more information check out this article▼ Playing in the snow at Rokko Snow Park! What to do when you take your kids there! Winter is the season of newly-produced Japanese Sake. In Kansai, which is recognized as the birthplace of sake, there are many sake breweries. It might be a good idea to have a tour at sake breweries to try some fresh sake.   Nadagogo, a famous sake brewery area located between Osaka and Kobe, has 26 different sake breweries. You can either learn about the traditional brewing skills and history at the museum, or go around the breweries and have fun tasting the sake. You can enjoy tasting different varieties of sake and savoring freshly brewed sake straight from the brewery. There is also a wide selection of gourmet dishes that pair perfectly with sake, as well as sweets made with sake, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the world of Japanese sake.   Since it is close to Osaka, you can put the unique sake culture experience into a day trip plan.   ▼For more information check out this article▼ 10 Japanese Sake Tasting Spots in Nadagogo｜Sake Breweries near Kobe 7 Sake Brewery Restaurants in Nadagogo near Kobe Kobe Sake Brewery 1 Day Tour｜Explore the Sake Paradise Nadagogo and Kobe Bay Area In Japan, there is a long-standing tradition of eating Toshikoshi soba on December 31, the last day of the year. The soba noodles, which are easier to cut than other types of noodles, symbolize “cutting off misfortune,” and their long, thin shape is believed to represent a wish for longevity. It’s customary to eat soba before the new year begins, as eating it after midnight is considered bad luck.   At the long-established soba restaurant Hyoutei, located within walking distance of Osaka-Umeda Station, the specialty is Yugiri Soba, made with finely grated yuzu peel kneaded into the noodles. The dish takes its name from Yugiri Tayuu, a character in Sonezaki Shinju, a famous kabuki play set near the nearby Ohatsu Tenjin Shrine. Dipping the noodles into the broth enhances the refreshing aroma of yuzu, offering a delightful, citrusy flavor.   Soba is traditionally meant to be slurped, and when eating Toshikoshi soba, be sure to make a hearty slurping sound, as if sweeping away bad luck! Hatsumode refers to the first visit to a shrine or temple after the New Year, a traditional Japanese custom where people pray for happiness in the coming year. Each shrine or temple offers different blessings, so you can choose your destination based on the specific wish or prayer you have in mind!   For instance, Katsuo-ji Temple located in Minoh City is famous for bringing good fortune in victory. It is said that you can receive blessings for victory by writing your wish on a bright red daruma (a traditional good luck doll) and offering it at the temple. The temple is filled with countless daruma dolls, creating an auspicious atmosphere.   ▼For more information check out this article▼ What is the highlight of Katsuo-ji in Minoh? A temple of luck to win in Osaka sightseeing Osaka Tenmangu Shrine, dedicated to Sugawara no Michizane, the deity of learning, is popular for prayers related to academic success and passing exams. The shrine also features statues of guardian cows, which are believed to heal ailments when you rub the part of the statue corresponding to the part of your body that needs healing. With easy access from Osaka-Umeda Station, it’s a great spot to add to your itinerary while exploring the city. In addition to these, Osaka is home to many other shrines and temples, each offering different blessings. Think about your wishes for the year, choose your destination accordingly, and make a visit!   ▼For more information check out this article▼ Let’s go to shrines and temples in Kansai for New Year’s “Hatsumode”! Unusual red seals and good luck charms! 12 Shrines and Temples in Kansai related to the Chinese Zodiac Dental health, hair health, leg health, let’s pray to the Japanese gods! Toka Ebisu is a festival dedicated to Ebisu, one of the Seven Lucky Gods, where people pray for success in business. Held from January 9 to 11, it is celebrated mainly in the Kansai region. Crowds gather to receive lucky bamboo branches adorned with talismans known as kobakokichō, for good fortune. Toka Ebisu is such a major event that in some areas, it is even more lively than New Year’s celebrations.   At the famous Imamiya Ebisu Shrine, known for Toka Ebisu, you can find over a dozen types of lucky charms, such as rice bales symbolizing wealth, lucky bags for storing fortune, and rakes for gathering good fortune. The shrine attracts around one million visitors from all over Japan. Each year, much attention is drawn to the selection of the Fuku Musume (lucky maidens), who serve the gods as shrine maidens during the three-day Toka Ebisu festival. For those who find it difficult to take home the lucky bamboo branches, the fortune charm, said to bring financial luck, is a great alternative. It’s the same size as a credit card, so you can easily slip it into your wallet.   Another highlight of Imamiya Ebisu Shrine’s Toka Ebisu festival is the Hoe Kago Parade. Entertainers are carried in palanquins through nearby shopping districts, with lively chants of “Hoe kago, Hoe kago,” bringing excitement to the southern area of Osaka.   Why not participate in this energetic, quintessentially Osaka event and pray for prosperity in business? In Japan, February 3 marks Setsubun, the day that signifies the end of winter and the beginning of spring. It is believed that on this day, oni (demons) are more likely to appear. To drive them away, there is a long-standing custom of throwing beans inside the house while chanting “Oni wa soto, fuku wa uchi” (Demons out, fortune in), as a way to ward off evil and bring in good fortune.   Across Japan, grand Setsubun festivals are held with large-scale bean-throwing ceremonies. One of the most famous in Osaka is at Naritasan Fudoson in Neyagawa City. From a 150-meter-long stage set up on the temple grounds, prominent figures from Kansai’s political and business worlds, as well as celebrities, throw beans to the gathered crowd, praying for good fortune, protection from misfortune, and traffic safety. Another Setsubun tradition is eating Ehomaki, a thick sushi roll, while facing the eho (the lucky direction where the deity is believed to reside), which changes each year. The rule to ensure you don’t lose your luck is to eat the whole roll in silence, without cutting it. You can find a variety of Ehomaki at department stores, supermarkets, and convenience stores, so pick your favorite and give it a try!   On Setsubun, oni masks are also sold alongside beans and Ehomaki, so why not take one home as a fun souvenir? In Japan, the ume (plum blossom) starts to bloom around February, before the sakura, while the cold still lingers. Many people find solace in the ume’s modest and delicate beauty.   One of the most famous spots for plum blossoms in Kansai is the Osaka Castle Park plum grove. Spanning about 1.7 hectares, it features around 1,270 plum trees. The breathtaking scenery of the castle framed by the blossoms is sure to captivate your heart. At Osaka Tenmangu Shrine mentioned above, about 20 varieties of white and red plum blossoms bloom around Hoshiai Pond, located on the north side of the grounds. The sight of the delicate petals floating on the pond’s surface adds to the serene atmosphere, creating a truly picturesque scene. At Expo ’70 Commemorative Park in Suita City, there are two notable plum blossom spots: the Natural and Cultural Gardens, with about 120 varieties and 600 trees, and the Japanese Garden, with around 40 varieties and 80 trees. As you take in the gentle scent of the blossoms, why not capture a photo of the park’s symbol, the Tower of the Sun, framed by the plum flowers?   With the many varieties and colors of plum blossoms, each famous spot offers its own unique and stunning landscape to discover!   ▼For more details▼ February and March trip is plum blossom viewing! Best spots in Kyoto, Osaka and Kobe   There are plenty of Osaka specialties that you can only experience during winter, so please stay active and explore more places! You will also have the chance to immerse yourself in unique Japanese traditions, ensuring a memorable and fulfilling time.

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