Misasa Onsen
One of the strongest radon springs in the world. You can also drink it and inhale it.
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One of the strongest radon springs in the world. You can also drink it and inhale it.
A hot spring district whose name reads as Hawai. It rises on the shore of a brackish lake.
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.
A hot spring at Shikano in Tottori City, where the look of a castle town remains.
A hot spring in Tottori City south of Lake Koyama, where fireflies fly in early summer.
A hot spring in Yurihama, its inns standing right at the edge of Lake Togo.
A shrine in Misasa, where radon-bearing hot-spring water runs into the purification basin.
A day-use hot spring on the approach to Daisenji, with a dining room.