A hot spring resort nestled in Nikko National Park, surrounded by abundant nature. The alkaline simple hot spring water is gentle on the skin, perfect for those seeking relaxation.
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Highlights
Nestled in Nikko National Park, surrounded by abundant nature
Alkaline simple hot spring, gentle on the skin, perfect for relaxation
Known for its legends of Taira clan fugitives, offering a glimpse into history
Numerous natural sightseeing spots nearby, including the Yūzanagawa Dam and Ikariga Lake
Public bathhouses and footbaths readily available for convenient onsen enjoyment
【Train】 Take the Tobu Kinugawa Line and then the Yagan Railway Aizu Kinugawa Line to Yūzanagawa Onsen Station. From there, it's about a 30-minute ride on a Nikko Kotsu dial-a-bus.
【Car】 From the Utsunomiya IC on the Tohoku Expressway, take the Nikko-Utsunomiya Road to the Imaichi IC. Then, follow National Route 121 (Aizu Nishi Kaido) towards Kinugawa Onsen. Turn left at the Ikariga-ko no Yu no Sato tunnel and onto Tochigi Prefectural Route 249 (Kurobe Nishikawa Line). Show route
Yūzanagawa Onsen is a hot spring resort located in Nikko City, Tochigi Prefecture, within Nikko National Park. This naturally beautiful onsen town is situated along the Yūzanagawa River, lined with traditional ryokans (Japanese inns) and houses. The colorless, odorless, and tasteless alkaline simple hot spring water is gentle on the skin, making it ideal for those seeking a relaxing soak.
Yūzanagawa Onsen boasts a rich history, known as a place with enduring legends of Taira clan fugitives. It's said the hot springs were discovered by descendants of these fugitives. A burial mound called Tairazuka, where members of the Taira clan are said to be buried, still remains in the onsen town. Customs related to the Taira clan fugitive legends are still observed today.
The surrounding area features numerous natural sightseeing spots, including the Yūzanagawa Dam and Ikariga Lake. The Yūzanagawa Dam created Ikariga Lake, offering opportunities for fishing and boating.
The onsen town also features public bathhouses and footbaths, allowing for easy access to the hot springs. The public bathhouses are beloved by locals and offer a taste of the town's atmosphere. Footbaths are scattered throughout the onsen town, providing a perfect way to soothe tired feet.
Yūzanagawa Onsen is a captivating hot spring resort offering a blend of nature, history, and soothing hot springs. Be sure to visit!
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