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  • Yamabushi Onsen Yupoka
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    4.0
    7 Reviews
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Yamagata Pref. Tsuruokashi Haguromachiushiroda Yachida 188
    This day use hot spring facility is in the plains at the foot of Mt. Haguro. The large baths feel wide open, with high ceilings and spacious construction, and there are saunas, traditional Japanese style stone outdoor baths with a view, and more facilities. The water type is sodium calcium chloride spring, which is said to be effective in recovery from fatigue and in promoting health. It's popular with tourists visiting Mt. Haguro as well as local residents on their days off.

    登山帰りに汗を流しに立ち寄るのに便利な場所にあります。 温泉は硫黄臭などの温泉らしさはなく、いわゆるよくある塩泉という印象。 土日は地元民で混雑していて決して広くないサウナは10人くらい入って密な状態でした。売店も地元の土産物などはあまり置いておらず地元民向きといった施設です。

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  • Nanohana Onsen Denden
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    4.0
    5 Reviews
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Yamagata Higashitagawa-gun Mikawamachi Yokoyama Tsutsumi 172-1
    Nanohana Onsen Denden is a day-use hot spring facility located along the Akagawa River, about a ten-minute drive from the Shonai Airport Interchange on the Yamagata Expressway. The Shonai-style building in a bucolic setting is an affecting sight. Both a rock bath and a stone bath are available, and men and women use them on alternate days. The rock bath is filled with water from colorless, clear salt spring, while the stone bath is filled with cloudy, tea-colored water, so visitors can enjoy a different kind of bath every day, depending on their mood. Lodging facilities are also available, which makes this Nanohana Onsen Denden a great base for sightseeing activities in Yamagata Prefecture, such as touring Shonai or participating in events at the neighboring Nanahana Hall Cultural Center..

    菜の花温泉 田田は、温泉施設に併設されたリーズナブルな温泉宿です。一般の人が入る温泉や宿泊者専用の温泉施設が有ります。食事処も一般用と宿泊者用にわかれています。こには３泊しました。値段も安くて、温泉に入れて、食事も出来る所です。

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  • Poppo no Yu
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    Yamagata Tsuruoka-shi Naganuma Miya-mae 266-1
    This onsen facility is on prefectural route 340 in Miyamae, Naganuma, Tsuruoka City. The spring waters are sodium/strong chloride springs, which are good for the skin and for heat retention. They have Japanese style and western style baths, which alternate between men and women daily, as well as outdoor baths offering a view of Mt. Chokai and Mt. Gassan with your soak. There is also a shop selling fresh local produce and specialty goods, a dining room, private rooms and a large public space.
  • Atsumi Onsen Public Batthouse
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    Yamagata Tsuruoka-shi Yuatsumi Chinai
    This public bath is in Atsumi Onsen, in Atsumi, Tsuruoka City. There are three locations throughout the onsen town: Shomenyu, Shitanoyu, and Yunosato Koshuyokujo. Each one uses kakenagashi-style sourcing for the sodium-calcium chloride spring & sulfate spring water, which is said to be effective in treating cuts, burns, eczema, and other skin diseases.
  • Shomenyu
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Yamagata Tsuruoka-shi Yuatsumi Chinai
    This public bath is in Atsumi Onsen, in Atsumi, Tsuruoka City. It uses kakenagashi-style sourcing for the sodium-calcium chloride spring & sulfate spring water, which is said to be effective in treating cuts, burns, eczema, and other skin diseases. There are two other locations in the onsen town: Shitanoyu, and Yunosato Koshuyokujo.
  • Anbeyu
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    Yamagata Tsuruoka-shi Yuatsumi Chinai
    This foot bath is on Hazuki-dori Avenue in Atsumi Onsen, Yuatsumi, Tsuruoka City. This footbath is free to use, and is perfect for a break while you're strolling through the onsen town. The name “Anbe” comes from the local pronunciation of Anbai (salt plum) and the word Avenue.
  • Mokkeyu
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    Yamagata Tsuruoka-shi Yuatsumi Chinai
    This free foot bath is in Yuatsumi, Tsuruoka City. It faces the Atsumi river, which flows through the onsen town, and offers a view of the natural scenery, including spring cherry blossoms. The name Mokke comes from a word in the local dialect used to express gratitude, and other things.
  • Shomenyu
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    Yamagata Tsuruoka-shi Yutagawa Yumoto 47
    This public bath is in Yumoto, Yutagawa, Tsuruoka City. It uses the source spring from Yutagawa Onsen, which has been in use for 1,300 years. The spring is a sodium-calcium chloride spring & sulfate spring, which is often called “cut spring” or “stroke spring,” and is believed to be effective in treating cuts, burns, chronic skin diseases, hardening of the arteries, eye diseases and more.
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  • Tsuruoka City Yunohama Shimoku Public Bathhouse
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    Yamagata Tsuruoka-shi Yunohama 1-1-7 Cospa
    This public hot spring bath is in Yunohama Community Center Cospa in Yunohama 1 Chome, Tsuruoka City. It offers access to the hot springs of Yunohama, which boasts of about 1,000 years of onsen history. It is a chloride spring water type. There is also a free footbath nearby.
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  • Atsumionsen
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    Yamagata Tsuruoka-shi Yuatsumi
    A renowned hot spring district located in Tsuruoka City, Yamagata Prefecture close to the border with Niigata Prefecture. Boasting over 1,000 years since it was first developed as a hot spring rest, the area has been visited by many writers and artists, including Akiko Yosano, Riichi Yokomitsu, and Matsuo Basho. The waters of the area's sodium-calcium chloride springs and sulfate springs are said to ease cuts and skin diseases, while drinking them is believed to treat chronic constipation and gallstones. The hot springs here generate an abundant 1,300 liters of piping hot water every minute, enough to fill around 9,360 oil drums a day. The area is dotted with numerous hot spring water drinking facilities, footbaths, and public baths, making it easy for visitors to enjoy the famous local waters in a variety of ways. Another fun thing to do here is to visit the Atsumi Onsen Morning Market (open April to November) while dressed in a yukata robe and geta sandals.
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  • Yunohama Onsen
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Yamagata Tsuruoka-shi Yunohama
  • Asahi Ya Ryokan
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    5.0
    4 Reviews
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Yamagata Tsuruoka-shi Yuatsumi Ko 203

    温海温泉の老舗旅館で、建物は古いが柱や階段に立派な木材を使用している。部屋は和室でトイレは共同です。慣れない人には不向きかもしれません。お風呂は源泉かけ流しで結構熱いので、水で温めて入ります。さっぱりして温まります。料理は食べた事のない食材も出て、日本海も近いので海の幸も美味しいです。品数が豊富でおなかも大満足でした。お値段もお安くでとても良かったです。また訪れてみたい宿です。

  • 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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  • Yunohama Uekukyodoyokujo
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Yamagata Pref. Tsuruokashi Yunohama 1-6-1
  • Yura Onsen
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Yamagata Tsuruoka-shi Yura
  • Takenokozawa Onsen
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Yamagata Tsuruoka-shi
  • Nanohana Onsen
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Yamagata Higashitagawa-gun Mikawa Machi Yokoyama Tsutsumi 172-1
  • Haguro Onsen
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Yamagata Tsuruoka-shi Haguromachi Toge Hijiriyama 75
  • Hatozaki Onsen
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Yamagata Tsuruoka-shi Katanorizawa Miyada 17
  • Yudonosan Onsen
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Yamagata Tsuruoka-shi
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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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