Accommodations / Hot Spring Spots in Mishima / Numazu / Naka-Izu Area
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- Numazu Yugawara Onsen Manyo-no-Yu
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3.530 Reviews - Accommodations / Hot Spring
- Shizuoka Pref. Numadushi Okanomiya 1208-1
- This well-equipped day spa located in Numazu, the entrance to the Izu Peninsula, is open 24 hours a day. It is popular for offering relaxing high-quality hot springs and Japanese-style spaces, as well as a wide range of discounted packages and coupons that meet guests' needs. These include joshi tabi hot springs packages for female travelers, all-you-can-eat fresh broiled seafood, and more.
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電話で予約をして入館したのですが、電話では遅れない様にと言われていたので、それを頭に入れていました。入館後のシステムを知らずに入浴後、時間の2〜3分前になってアカスリの部屋に入ったら、入った瞬間ため息をかれすごく嫌な態度をされました。目つきのきつい偉そうな態度のアカスリ日本人スタッフに迎えられました。 フロントに声かけてないですよね？と怒り口調で言われ、すみませんと謝る所からスタート。 客として迎...
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- Izu Onsen Village Manpuku Hyakuwarai no Yu
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3.532 Reviews - Accommodations / Hot Spring
- Shizuoka Pref. Izushi Uryuno 410-1
- This hot spring inn Izu City, Shizuoka Prefecture offers a well-equipped spa featuring free-flowing porcelain baths, open air baths with a view of the inn's garden, and more. Guests can also take their time to enjoy a meal at the inn's restaurant. The baths, which are visited by many locals and tourists alike, are open to day bathers in addition to overnight guests.
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伊豆温泉村にある立寄湯で、ホテルも併設されています。正月2日に利用しました。源泉掛け流しのお湯は特徴はないですがフレッシュで温まります。炭酸泉や複数のサウナなど充実しているのも良かったです。伊豆なのでと海鮮丼をいただきましたが、こちらは期待を超えるものではなかったのが残念でしたが、置かれていた「となりのおくさん」という焼酎のネーミングが妙にウケました。
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- Gokurakuyu Mishima Branch
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3.523 Reviews - Accommodations / Hot Spring
- Shizuoka Pref. Mishimashi Miyoshichou 4-23 Seseragi Park Miyoshinai
- "A day-trip natural hot springs facility within ""Seseragi Park Miyoshi"" in Mishima City, Shizuoka Prefecture. With three types of internal baths, six types of outdoor baths, a far infrared tower sauna, and relaxation facilities, the facility is well equipped, earning high marks as a place for relaxing body and soul. The restaurant is also popular, offering their pride-and-joy juwari soba, along with a rich food and drink menu. There are dining plans which include bath access, and other special plans."
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When in Mishima, Shizuoka prefecture, never leave without visiting Gokurakuyu spa in Mishima. This spa has different types of baths to choose from. They have an outdoor bath set in a beautiful...
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- Tennen Onsen Zabun
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3.57 Reviews - Accommodations / Hot Spring
- Shizuoka Pref. Numadushi Haramachinaka 2-14-8
- Come to this hot-spring facility is in Numazu City, Shizuoka Prefecture and enjoy a wide variety of baths including an elegant outdoor rock bath, ceramic tub baths, a resting bath that suspends your body, and many more. You will also find a relaxing spa and restaurant that serves seasonal dishes, making this the perfect place to relax both body and mind.
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娯楽がなんでも揃ってます。 露天やサウナなどもあります。愛鷹山登山の帰りに利用しました。露天の寝湯はとても気分がいいです。 最寄り駅まで徒歩10分ちょっと
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- Oedo Onsen Monogatari Toi Marine Hotel
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- Shizuoka Izu-shi Toi 2791-4
- This hot spring hotel that also offers day bathing is located about a 50-minute bus ride from Shuzenji Station on the Izuhakone Railway on a Tokai Bus and about a five-minute walk from the Yunokawa bus stop. The ocean-view indoor baths offer bathers a great view of the sun setting over the horizon on clear days. We also recommend the outdoor baths, where bathers can enjoy the pleasant sounds of the waves and the feel of the ocean breeze. The calcium and sodium sulfate and chloride springs are said to promote recovery from fatigue and help with conditions such as nerve pain and muscle soreness. There is also a hot spring-fed pool between the beach and the hotel that guests can enjoy during the summer. Hotel guests can take advantage of a complementary shuttle bus to and from JR Mishima Station.
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- SORA Togetsusou Kinryu
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- Shizuoka Pref. Izushi Shuzenji 3455
- This hot spring inn in Izu City, Shizuoka Prefecture is open to day-bathers as well as overnight guests. Well-known for its popular open air baths, the inn is visited by many tourists. In addition to public open-air baths such as the Hikari no Rotenburo and the Yuyake no Rotenburo, the inn's spa also offers two types of private open air baths. The inn also offers two gardens where guests can take in the area's natural beauty.
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- Yutopia Kannami
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- Shizuoka Pref. Tagatagunkannamichou Kashiya 259
- A hot-spring facility in Kannami-cho, Tagata County, Shizuoka Prefecture. Relax in the bath while gazing at the north face of Mt. Fuji. The hot-springs are divided into the Izu Spring and the Hakone Spring and the men's and women's sides switch on even months. Both sides have a variety of baths including an outdoor bath, bubble bath, and waterfall bath. The facility also has an indoor pool as well as a studio where you can do yoga, stretching, and pilates.
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- Baba Onsen Kusunoyu
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4.03 Reviews - Accommodations / Hot Spring
- Shizuoka Izu-shi Toi 795-2
- "This public bathhouse is located in the heart of the Toi Onsen hot spring town, which has long been known as ""chomei no yu"" (baths of long life). It is about a 50-minute bus ride from Shuzenji Station on the Izuhakone Railway on the Tokai Bus to Matsuzaki and a five-minute walk from the Baba bus stop. The small bathhouse, which features indoor baths and elegant outdoor baths, is situated near Anrakuji Temple's Mabuyu, the baths that lead to the development of Toi Onsen. The high-quality free-flowing sodium calcium sulfate and chloride springs are said to help with conditions including sensitivity to cold, nerve pain, and muscle soreness. Some cold water is added for the purpose of cooling the hot spring water to a safe temperature."
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土肥温泉にある共同浴場の一つ。馬場（ばんば）地区にあります。近くの土肥神社と安楽寺に大きな楠の木があるので、楠の湯と言うんでしょうか。浴槽は小さいながらも露天もあります。比較的新しいので趣には欠けますが、その分気持ち良く利用できました。
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- Suruga no yu Sakaguchiya
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- Shizuoka Prefecture Numazu City Okanomiya 1265-3
- A day trip hot spring bathing facility located in Numazu City, Shizuoka Prefecture where visitors can enjoy the waters of a 100% natural and proprietary hot spring welling up from 1,330 meters below the ground. The facility has a variety of baths, including an indoor bath with huge windows to give it an airy and spacious feel, a medicated bath, and a bath built with spaces for reclining in the water. The facility’s outdoor bath, offering a sweeping view of the nearby town and Suruga Bay, is particularly popular. As the sun sets, bathers can soak themselves in relaxing hot spring waters while watching the sky and sea become dyed red. The woman’s bath area has a children’s bath with slide, making Sakaguchiya popular with families as well. Women particularly like the facility’s stone sauna. There’s also a restaurant and lounge area.
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- Izu Nagaoka Onsen Konayumoto Park Foot Baths
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3.04 Reviews - Accommodations / Hot Spring
- Shizuoka Pref. Izunokunishi Kona 1199-3
- These foot baths that opened inside of Konayumoto Park in 2008 are located about 200 meters from Chitose Bridge, which spans the Kano River. It is sourced by Izu Nagaoka Onsen, a historic 1,300 year-old spa counted among Izu's three oldest along with Izuzan Onsen's Hashiriyu (gushing hot spring) and Shuzenji Onsen. The foot baths are equipped with a roof and are large enough for 7-8 people at a time. Blending water from two local hot springs provides the baths with a mineral profile that give them a mild character and strong warming effects.
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伊豆長岡温泉の中心街から少し離れた場所にある公園で、足湯や足ツボ効果のある遊歩道がある公園です。駐車場もありますが、観光客は少なくのんびりしています。
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- Yunokuni Kaikan
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- Shizuoka Pref. Izushi Aobane 188
- This day spa in Izu City, Shizuoka Prefecture is equipped with open air baths, large public bath, herbal baths, saunas, and more. It also offers a large rest area, a shop, a restaurant, and other facilities. In addition to being a tourist destination, the spa is also used by many locals as a place to socialize.
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- Hakoyu hot spring
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- Shizuoka Pref. Izushi Shuzenji 924-1
- “Hakoyu spa” was built for the sake of enjoying a visit to Shuzenji Temple’s open-air hot spring which flourished as the oldest hot spring resort in Izu. It is said that in olden days, Minanotono Yoriie bathed at Hakoyu hot spring. The construction of just the indoor bath is extremely simple with the fragrance of Hinoki cypress wood drifting in the air and on sunny days, the light shines in through the skylight. A 12-meter-high elevation belvedere (observation deck) with an unbroken view of Shuzenji Temple’s townscape has also been built, enabling you to enjoy the effects of this relaxing hot spring.
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- Tokko-no-yu hot spring
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- Shizuoka Pref. Izushi Shuzenji
- Tokko-no-yu is the birthplace of the Shuzen-ji hot spring, and it gushes forth through the clear stream of Katsura River which flows through the center of the Shuzen-ji hot spring town. When Kobo Daishi visited Shuzenji Temple in 807, he was impressed by the filial piety of a boy who was washing the back of his sick father in the Katsura River, thinking that “the water in the river must surely be cold”, legend has it that he struck a river rock with a Buddhist ritual implement and hot water sprang forth. However, currently it is prohibited to bathe in this hot spring.
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- Shuzenji Spa Town
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- Shizuoka Pref. Izushi Shuzenji
- This hot spring spa, listed amongst Japan's 100 best, is known for having the longest history of any on the Izu Peninsula. In addition to Tokko no Yu, the oldest of the hot springs discovered by the Buddhist monk Kobo Daishi, the spa now has a total of nine hot springs to enjoy: Chigo no Yu, Kawarayu, Hakoyu, Shinyu, Taki no Yu, Ishiyu, Tera no Yu, and Sugi no Yu. Every summer, the spa holds Candle Night, a fantastical festival of light.
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- Nishi-Izu Heda Onsen Ichinoyu
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- Shizuoka Pref. Numadushi Heda 1294-3
- This hot springs day spa is located at Roadside Station Kurura Heda. It features gender-segregated indoor and open-air baths fed directly by Heda Onsen, a hot spring first tapped in 1986. It also offers a rest area to bathers that allow them to take their time enjoying the hot springs. Free foot baths are available outside the spa.
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- Izu Nagaoka Onsen Hot Spring Health Resort KOUBOUNOYU Nagaoka Spa
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- Shizuoka Pref. Izunokunishi Nagaoka 1110
- This hot spring inn in Izunokuni City, Shizuoka Prefecture features a spa equipped with a free-flowing radon hot spring, stone and mist saunas, and more. The inn, which is utilized by many tourists, features a range of facilities including a restaurant.
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- Kobo no Yu Honten
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- Shizuoka Izunokuni-shi Kona 1179
- This day-use hot spring bathhouse also used as a hot spring health spa is located about a four-minute drive from the Izu-Nagaoka Station on the Izuhakone Railway. Guests can enjoy bedrock baths made with ample amounts of Bad Gastein stone of Austria and hokutolite, a mineral from Tamagawa Onsen in Akita Prefecture designated as a Special Natural Monument, as well as mist saunas and other bathing facilities. The bathhouse's Radon no Yu baths are fed entirely by free-flowing hot spring water from Kona Onsen. The alkaline simple hot springs are said to aid recovery from fatigue and to help with conditions including nerve pain, lower back pain, and stiff shoulders. The bathhouse's nearly 5,000-square-meter garden features an 80-year-old weeping cherry tree that is truly a sight to behold when in full bloom.
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- Toi Public Bathhouse
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- Shizuoka Izu-shi Toi
- "There are four public bathhouses and a footbath, ""Kogane-no-yu,"" which is conveniently located in front of the beach on the way home from a swim in the sea. It is said to be effective for neuralgia, muscular pain, and sensitivity to cold."
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- Benten no Yu
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- Shizuoka Izu-shi Toi 61-3
- This public bathhouse is located next to the Toi Gyogyo bus stop near the Oyabu Coast, which is known for its beautiful sunsets. It is about a 50-minute bus ride from Shuzenji Station on the Izuhakone Railway on the Tokai Bus to Matsuzaki. The facility, which features a civic center on the first floor and public baths on the second floor, is visited by many locals. The bathhouse features indoor baths as well as two outdoor baths; a stone-lined bath and a monolith bath carved out of a single piece of stone. The two baths are rotated between the genders each month. All of the baths are fed with free-flowing calcium and sodium sulfate and chloride springs. The hot springs are said to promote recovery from fatigue and to help with nerve and joint pain as well as sensitivity to cold. A shrine to the Japanese Buddhist goddess Benzaiten has been installed next to the facility.
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- Shuzenji Onsen
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- Shizuoka Izu-shi Shuzenji
- A renowned hot spring district which records say was discovered by the great monk Kobo Daishi in 807. It is considered one of Japan's 100 most renowned hot spring districts alongside the famous Three Ancient Hot Springs of Izu. This area was also the site of the famous power struggle which took place in the Minamoto clan in the Kamakura period, and the town is dotted with historic sites connected to the clan such as the Shigetsuden, the oldest wooden structure in Izu. The alkaline waters of the simple springs found here are said to aid recovery from fatigue and promote health in addition to helping relieve muscle soreness, chronic digestive diseases, sensitivity to cold, and other ailments.
Shizuoka Areas
With the giant Pacific Ocean to the south and the great Mount Fuji to the north, Shizuoka prefecture is blessed with some of the best views the country has to offer. The white sand beaches of the Izu Peninsula are a rare find on mainland Japan, neighbored by beautiful cliffs, tumbling hills, and natural hot springs. As Japan’s largest producer of green tea, the age-old tradition of tea drinking is ubiquitous in Shizuoka, from the miles of tea fields to the old tea houses hosting traditional tea ceremonies.
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