Shojoji Park
A park in Murakami on the hill from Senami Onsen toward Iwafune port, with cherry blossom in spring.
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A park in Murakami on the hill from Senami Onsen toward Iwafune port, with cherry blossom in spring.
A park of some 13 hectares beside Yahiko Station, laid out as the outer grounds of Yahiko Shrine, with streams and bridges.
A hot-spring street of wooden buildings and stone paving. Custom has visitors tour its nine public baths in yukata and wooden sandals.
Strongly alkaline at pH 9.7, it is called the bath of fine skin. Inns line both banks of the Achi River.
A hot spring beside the scenic Tenryu gorge. Its radon content is among the highest in Japan — a stop after the river boat or fruit picking.
A free footbath named after the Hachimen Daio legend of Azumino, fed from the Hotaka hot springs.
A free-flowing hot spring. From the open-air bath you look out over the Yatsugatake range; there is a sauna and a stone bath.
A small hot spring at the southern tip of Shinshu, in a village known for its stars, with an open-air bath among new green.
An inn whose open-air bath looks over Lake Suwa, with cypress tubs.
A single inn serving the produce of Ikusaka. On weekdays a village bus runs from Akashina Station.
A lounge with 30,000 books and an open-air bath along a mountain stream, with rooms named for writers connected with Tateshina.
The first true hot spring found in the Nagiso area. Rain falling on sacred Mount Nagiso comes back out through the ground.
At 1,200 metres on the southern flank of the Yatsugatake, with undiluted water from a source 1,700 metres down.
A ropeway in the Okuhida hot-spring district of Takayama, rising to 2,156 metres in a double-decker cabin.
A 150-metre bridge in the Okuhida hot-spring district of Takayama, set high above the valley floor.
A 64-metre waterfall in Takayama, among Japan's hundred finest, which freezes in winter.
The collective name for five hot springs at the foot of the Northern Alps in Takayama, with many open-air baths.
A 3,067-metre mountain across Gifu and Nagano, one of Japan's hundred famous mountains.
A ground and lake in Shirakawa. A trailhead for Hakusan stands here, and the prefectural road opened to traffic on October 1, 2026.
A centre in Higashiizu that uses hot-spring heat to keep crocodiles and tropical plants.
An outlet mall in Gotemba, among the largest in Japan, with Mount Fuji in view.
A roadside station in Shimada, where you can watch the Oigawa Railway's steam trains from the open-air bath.
A shore in Matsuzaki where Mount Fuji appears through a gap in the rocks, with a footbath.
A day-use hot spring at Kanzanji Onsen in Hamamatsu, with baths looking over Lake Hamana.