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  • Saga Sawa Onsen
    Shizuoka Izu-shi Kadonohara 400-1
    Counted as one of the Seven Amagi Hot Springs, this hot spring, generating an abundant volume of piping hot water along a clear mountain stream, was named after the Sagano area in Kyoto because of its resemblance to that location. The hot spring is operated by a single ryokan inn, but its abundant flow is used to fill a total of 11 bath facilities, including an outdoor bath, large indoor baths, family baths, and private reservable baths. The waters of the simple alkaline hot spring are gentle on the skin and leave it silky smooth. Located in the center of the atmospheric Shuzenji Onsen hot spring district, derived from the Shuzenji temple, there are many sightseeing destinations nearby, including the Shuzenji temple itself, where Minamoto no Yoriie, the second Kamakura shogun, was imprisoned; Izu's largest waterfall, Joren Falls; and the Old Amagi Tunnel, famously depicted in the short story The Dancing Girl of Izu. After exploring these renowned destinations, you can relax in one of the inn's quiet rooms, all of which have a view of the beautiful Kano River, and take a relaxing soak in one of luxurious baths.
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  • Izunagaoka Onsen
    Shizuoka Izunokuni-shi Nagaoka‧Kona
    A vast hot spring district sprawling at the foot of Mt. Genji on the Izu Peninsula. Developed at the end of the Meiji period, this relatively new hot spring village has over 100 source springs and produces an extremely abundant volume of piping hot water. The area' colorless alkaline simple springs contain an abundance of sodium, calcium, and other minerals; their waters are gentle on the skin and particularly popular with women due to their beautifying properties, as they leave the skin soft and smooth. Some of the facilities in the area have places where visitors can drink these hot spring waters, and doing so is said to help ease chronic gastrointestinal disorders and other digestive organ diseases.
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  • Shimoda Onsen
    Shizuoka Shimoda-shi Soto Ke Oka 1-1
    Shimoda Onsen, located in Shimoda City, Shizuoka Prefecture, is the name of the hot spring district encompassing the springs of Rendaiji Onsen, Kawachi Onsen, Shirahama Onsen, and Kannon Onsen. Rendaiji, Kawachi, and Shirahama are simple springs, while Kannon is a highly alkaline spring. The area generates 5,500 liters of 55° C water every minute. The popularity of this hot spring destination is due in part to the beautiful ocean scenery, soothing murmuring river, and tree-covered mountains, as well as the variety of hot spring locations. Shimoda City is famous for being the location where Commodore Matthew C. Perry arrived in 1854, and the so-called Perry Road, extending from the Ryosenji temple to Shimoda Park, is dotted with numerous monuments which convey the history of the commodore's black ships and the closing days of the Tokugawa Shogunate, helping visitors strolling the path to imagine this turbulent time.
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  • Hokkawa Onsen
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    Shizuoka Kamo-gun Higashiizucho Hokkawa
    A hot spring district which, in 2017, was chosen for inclusion in a list of Japan's 100 most famous views of the moon which should be preserved for future generations to enjoy. The area is also where the Kurone Iwaburo is found, an outdoor rock bath selected as one of the 10 most picturesque baths surrounded by beautiful natural scenery in the country. Constantly replenished kakenagashi style from a natural earthy chloride common salt spring, the bath is situated on a beach at the water's edge, and bathers will feel like they're floating in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. There are many traditional ryokan inns with hot springs in the area, each of which offers exquisite seafood and each of which boasts its own unique touches, such as an inn with a private reservable rooftop outdoor bath from which bathers can get a spectacular view, and another inn which takes great pride in its dishes made with abalone gathered by young master divers. Here visitors can enjoy all the delights of a simple yet warm portside hot spring town.
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  • Heda Onsen
    Shizuoka Numazu-shi Heda
    This scenic hot spring district, offering a view of Mt. Fuji from across Suruga Bay, is the newest in Izu-its waters only began gushing forth in 1986. The waters of its sulfate springs are said to treat such ailments as high blood pressure, hardening of the arteries, and skin diseases. Some of the bathing facilities here boast an outdoor bath from which bathers can enjoy a view of the sun setting beyond Suruga Bay and Mt. Fuji; there are also many lodging facilities in the area, ensuring visitors can choose one that matches their budget and purposes. The Ichi no Yu public bathhouse has hot spring water drinking facilities, and the hot spring stand next to the bathhouse sells water straight from a hot spring source which can be used at home. The stand is open from 6:00 to 23:00; prices are 200 for 500 liters and 100 for 200 liters.
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  • Yumigahama Onsen
    Shizuoka Kamo-gun Minamiizucho Minato
    A beautiful, seaside hot spring district located between Shimoda and Cape Irozaki which has been selected as one of Japan's 100 best beachside locations. The beach here is also considered one of Izu's three most beautiful. This picturesque resort area is blessed with a temperate climate and sees many visitors throughout the year. The waters of the district's chloride springs are said to treat such ailments as joint pain, muscle soreness, and sensitivity to cold. Visitors will find a full array of lodging facilities, including traditional ryokan inns, hotels, minshuku guesthouses, and Western-style pension boarding houses. There is one casual day trip hot spring bathhouse in the district as well as two lodging facilities whose bathhouse facilities are open to non-guests, and these are perfect places to soothe a tired body after swimming at the beach or while going sightseeing in the area. Also be sure to check out such area sightseeing destinations as the Irozaki Cape Lighthouse, selected as one of the 50 Best Lighthouses in Japan; and the Izu Peninsula Geopark, a park which protects the natural environment and beauty it encompasses while also giving visitors the chance to come in contact with it, learn about it, and have fun.
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  • Yugashima Onsen
    Shizuoka Izu-shi Yugashima
    This hot spring district famously appeared in Yasunari Kawabata's novel The Dancing Girl of Izu as well as Yasushi Inoue's Shirobamba. Situated in a beautiful river valley and a part of the Amagi Onsenkyo hot spring village, this hot spring generates an abundant flow of piping hot water and most of the bathhouses in Yugashima onsen, one area of Amagi Onsenkyo, are supplied by a source spring. Known as a therapeutic spring destination since ancient times, many people stay here for extended periods of time to aid their recovery after a serious illness. The waters of the area's calcium sodium sulfate springs are said to treat an abundant variety of ailments, including nerve pain, muscle soreness, joint inflammation, frozen shoulders, motor paralysis, joint stiffness, bruises, sprains, chronic digestive diseases, hemorrhoids, sensitivity to cold, and hardening of the arteries (note: those with advanced arteriosclerosis should avoid hyperthermal h bathing). There are also many sightseeing destinations in the area, including Joren Falls, selected as one of Japan's 100 most beautiful waterfalls; the massive Tarosugi cedar; and Namesawa Gorge.
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  • Okawa Onsen
    Shizuoka Kamo-gun Higashiizucho Okawa 248-1
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