Enakyo Okudo Onsen Tours and Trips (Gifu-Prefecture)

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Enakyookudo Onsen

Enakyo Okudo Onsen

(Ena-City , Gifu-Prefecture)

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Hot springs in Gifu-Prefecture
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*This map shows "Enakyo Okudo Onsen Ena Grand Hotel"

Hot Spring Data

efficacy:
Nerve disorders, muscle pain, joint pain, chronic digestive disorders, hemorrhoids, poor circulation, fatigue recovery, health promotion, cuts, burns, chronic skin disorders, chronic gynecological disorders
Spring quality:
Sodium-calcium chloride spring

Tourist Attraction Information

You can extend your visit to places such as Enakyo, Enakyo Wonderland, the townscape of Iwamura, the Hakuseikan Museum, the ruins of Iwamura Castle, and the Mizunami Fossil Museum

Highlights

A hot spring at a single inn located on the lakeside of Enakyo Prefectural Park. It has excellent skin-beautifying effects and warms you up thoroughly from the core of your body, making it popular among women.

Hot Spring Specialties

Gohei mochi, a local dish that comes in a variety of shapes
Gohei-mochi is a traditional dish from the Kiso and Ina regions, also found in Gifu and Mikawa. It consists of flattened glutinous rice wrapped around a stick and grilled. Originally made by woodcutters who grilled rice on sticks over a fire, Gohei-mochi varies in shape by region, with the sandal shape being common in Ena City. It can be coated in miso or soy sauce, and its toasted aroma is quite appetizing.

Hot Springs

Salty Hot Spring in the Mountains
Enakyo Okudo Onsen is a unique mountain hot spring with high salinity, similar to seawater. Its salty and bitter taste comes from its high magnesium and calcium content. Theories suggest it either contains ancient seawater or has absorbed minerals from the surrounding rock over millions of years.