Sasado Onsen Tours and Trips (Aichi Prefecture)

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Sasado Onsen

(Aichi Prefecture, Toyota City)

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Hot springs in Aichi Prefecture
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Hot Spring Data

Efficacy:
Neuralgia, muscle pain, joint pain, frozen shoulder, motor paralysis, stiff joints, bruises, sprains, chronic digestive diseases, hemorrhoids, poor circulation, recovery from illness, fatigue, health promotion, cuts, burns, chronic skin diseases, diabetes, chronic gynecological diseases, infertility, rheumatism
Spring quality:
Simple sulfur spring (hypotonic alkaline cold mineral spring)

Tourist Attraction Information

The area remains untouched by nature, allowing you to enjoy leisure activities in the great outdoors, as well as the beautiful autumn leaves in the surrounding parks.

Highlights

The oldest hot spring in the prefecture, gushing out from the lakeside upstream of the Yahagi River. With over 600 years of history, it is known for its therapeutic and restful baths.

Hot Spring Specialties

Aichi's brand of wild yam "Yume Tororo"
Cultivation of wild yam is popular in Toyota City. Recently, the Aichi brand variety "Yume Tororo", which is characterized by its strong stickiness and rich flavor that rivals natural products, has become mainstream. At the "Donguri Kobo" in the Inabu district, you can experience the wisdom and culture of the "nature" that remains in the mountain village, the inherited "agriculture and forestry", "food" and "crafts".

Hot Springs

The sound of 5,000 wind chimes echoing through a mountain village by a clear stream
The "Yumekake Wind Chimes" is a town revitalization event that began in 2003 and is held from mid-Jul. to late Aug.. Approximately 5,000 wind chimes made from a variety of materials such as glass, ceramics and iron are displayed on the eaves of shops and private homes in Kodo Town, and their cool sounds echo throughout the area. On Aug. 15th, a torch procession, floating lanterns and fireworks display are held, attracting many people. At Zofukuji Temple, commonly known as "Wind Chime Temple," visitors can write their wishes on strips of paper and offer them as votive plaques, which are then displayed in the temple grounds like votive plaques.