Mount Gozaisho
The main peak of the Suzuka range at 1,212 metres, with Yunoyama Onsen at its foot and a ropeway to the top.
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The main peak of the Suzuka range at 1,212 metres, with Yunoyama Onsen at its foot and a ropeway to the top.
A hot spring in Tsu, long used to purify oneself before the pilgrimage to Ise.
A museum in Tsu showing some 1,300 casts taken from works in the Louvre.
A roadside station at Iitaka in Matsusaka, with a hot spring, ringed by 1,000-metre mountains.
A single-inn hot spring in Koka, standing in the hill country.
A roadside station in Ritto, serving wild-boar hotpot and seasonal vegetables.
A footbath on the platform of Arashiyama Station on the Randen line, fed from the Arashiyama hot spring.
A day-use hot spring in Nakagyo ward with twelve kinds of bath.
A public bath beside Amanohashidate Station in Miyazu, named after nearby Chionji temple.
A day-use hot spring in Ukyo ward, chloride water from 1,200 metres down.
A 42.7-kilometre mountain road from Mount Koya to Ryujin Onsen, running through old-growth beech.
A day-use hot spring in Aridagawa on high ground above a gorge, with a large open-air bath.
A cave bath in Nachikatsuura, the water set in a space the waves of the Kumano sea cut from the rock.
A hot spring in Tanabe, counted among Japan's three finest waters for the skin.
A winter open-air bath made by damming the river at Hongu in Tanabe, large enough for a thousand bathers.
A small private bath at Yunomine Onsen, a tub cut from natural rock; part of the World Heritage property.
A hot spring in Wakayama City, rising of its own accord from about 500 metres down under carbon dioxide pressure.
A prefectural scenic site in Hashimoto, known for clear water and autumn colour, with sweetfish angling.
A day-use hot spring in Hidaka, facing the Kii Channel.
A day-use bathhouse using the hot spring that rises near the Tottori dunes.
A hot spring in the town centre, walkable from Tottori Station — unusual in a prefectural capital.
A hot spring in Iwami, held to be the oldest in the San'in region, with 1,300 years of history.