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  • Omiya Ryokan
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    Yamagata Nanyo-shi Akayu 292-2

    桜の烏帽子公園より、徒歩15分程離れた赤湯温泉にある。侘寂温泉の本で知った、赤くて丸いレトロタイル風呂に入りたくて来た。一応は男性風呂であるが、人が居ないので女性でもこちらを使わせて貰える。レトロタイルで作られた円形の湯船の優しい緑と淵の紅色のタイルが良く合い、それが凄く可愛い湯舟になっている。予想していなかった硫黄の香りも微かに漂い、凄く嬉しくなってくる。源泉は熱く、少量ずつの投入だがそれでも熱...

  • Yutagawa Onsen
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    Yamagata Tsuruoka-shi Yutagawa
    A hot spring district which generates an abundant 1,000 liters of piping hot water every minute. According to legend, the area's hot springs were discovered in 713 after a wounded white heron landed in a reed bed and was healed by the waters welling forth underneath. Accordingly, the district was once called White Heron Hot Spring in ancient times. The area has sulfate springs; designated a National Hot Spring Health Resorts and both in name and reality the area is a famous hot spring destination. There are 11 hot spring hotels and bathhouses in the area, including public bathhouses, all of whose tubs are constantly replenished kakenagashi style from a source spring; the waters here are said to be effective for general indication and also allegedly highly effective in treating such ailments as cuts, burns, chronic skin diseases, hardening of the arteries, and eye diseases. The area's two public bathhouses-the Shomen no Yu and the Ta no Yu-replenish the waters in their baths constantly kakenagashi style as well using the natural flow of a source spring, and the rate at which old water is replaced with new is one of the highest in the country; the waters of these bathhouses are extremely pure and natural, and neither facility makes use of any additional waters, heating, or recirculation.
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  • Gassan Shizu Onsen
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    Yamagata Nishimurayama-gun Nishikawa Machi Shizu
    A hot spring district located in an area known as Shizu positioned midway up Mt. Gassan, one of the Three Mountains of Dewa. Surrounded by the virgin beech forest at the foot of the mountain, the district serves as an outdoor sports resort. In ancient times, pilgrims stayed here while visiting the sacred mountains; today, the area hosts many tourists come to enjoy trekking and summer skiing. The waters of the area's carbon dioxide-containing sodium chloride cold mineral springs are said to treat a wide array of ailments, including chronic skin diseases, chronic women's diseases, joint pain, and chronic digestive diseases. Area sightseeing destinations include Yamagata Natural Museum Park, a park where visitors can deepen their understanding of nature while surrounded by the natural beauty of Mt. Gassan's beech forest and Ryumondaki Waterfall, known for its deep, broad green plunge basin. There are also many sightseeing destinations where visitors can enjoy unique experiences only found on Mt. Gassan.
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  • Akakura Onsen
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    Yamagata Mogami-gun Mogamimachi Tomisawa Akakura
    First developed in 1816, this hot spring is the only one in Japan to have been directly operated by a feudal domain government. The waters of the calcium magnesium sodium sulfate / hydrocarbonate salt springs, piped from Mt. Myoko, one of Japan's 100 most famous mountains, combine two differing qualities. These waters are said to be effective for general indication and treat such ailments as cuts, peripheral circulatory failure, sensitivity to cold, depression, abnormally dry skin, hardening of the arteries, chronic skin diseases, and burns. The area is also said to be the birthplace of the concept of an onsen sommelier, and the local onsen sommeliers, versed in the intricacies of hot springs and how to bathe in them, can answer any questions you may have. Visitors can choose between hot spring lodging facilities as well as day trip bathhouses and footbaths as suits their needs and interests.
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  • Onogawa Onsen yuryorotemburokomachinoyu
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    Yamagata Pref. Yonezawashi Onogawamachi
  • Yunohama Uekukyodoyokujo
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    Yamagata Pref. Tsuruokashi Yunohama 1-6-1
  • Geriatic Health Welfare Facility Tendo Onsen Hana Koma So
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    Yamagata Tendo-shi Kamata 1-12-18
  • Natural Hot Spring Donguri no Yu
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    Yamagata Shinjo-shi Motoaikai Yahazuyama 2533-4
  • Iide Onsen
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    Yamagata Nishiokitama-gun Ogunimachi Kotamagawa
  • Kusanagi Onsen
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    Yamagata Mogami-gun Tozawamura Furukuchi Kusanagi
  • Kogane Onsen
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    Yamagata Mogami-gun Okuramura
  • Shinjo Onsen
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    Yamagata Shinjo-shi Motoaikai Shinjo Onsen
  • Semi Onsen
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    Yamagata Mogami-gun Mogamimachi Ohori Semi
  • Tatsugayu Onsen
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    Yamagata Sakata-shi Tsuchibuchi Yunosawa 56
  • Hayama Onsen
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    Yamagata Kaminoyama-shi Hayama
  • Higashine Onsen
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    Yamagata Higashine-shi Onsenmachi
  • Hijiori Onsenkyo
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    Yamagata Mogami-gun Okuramura Minamiyama Hijiori
  • Biwanosawa Onsen
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    Yamagata Mogami-gun Mogamimachi Tomisawa 2186-8
  • Yura Onsen
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    Yamagata Tsuruoka-shi Yura
  • Aterazawa Onsen
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    Yamagata Nishimurayama-gun Oemachi Aterazawa Motoyashiki 10-2
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Although often overlooked, Yamagata prefecture by no means lacks appeal: the Yamadera temple trail through the mountains, deliciously tender Yonezawa wagyu, and over 100 steaming hot springs, most notably Zao Onsen, await visitors. When winter comes, the snowcapped peaks become dotted with skiers by day and onsen-goers by night, while summer brings the celebration of juicy Yamagata cherries.

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