Kinoe Onsen Tours and Trips (Hiroshima-prefecture)

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Kinoe Onsen

(Ogasaki Kamijima , Toyota District, Hiroshima-Prefecture )

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*This map shows "Kinoe Onsen Hotel Seifukan"

Hot Spring Data

efficacy:
Neuralgia, joint pain, poor circulation, high blood pressure, recovery from illness
Spring quality:
Sodium-calcium chloride cold spring

Tourist Attraction Information

You can enjoy sightseeing on the island, and you can take a boat to the neighboring islands of Oshima and Osaki Shimojima, which have the preserved area of Takehara Town on Honshu and the Oyamatsumi Shrine.

Highlights

The hot spring at a single inn on Osaki Kamijima, an island floating in the center of the Seto Inland Sea, is popular for its open-air bath with a view. You can also enjoy a day visit to the bath or a rest with a meal.

Hot Spring Specialties

Savor the fresh seafood of the Setouchi region
Osakikamijima is a warm island surrounded by the nature-rich Seto Inland Sea, and is blessed with both seafood and local ingredients. The inn serves dishes that make generous use of the local fresh ingredients. In addition to stone-grilled sea bream and conger eel, fried small sardines, live squid, and raw octopus, seasonal dishes such as deep-fried scorpionfish and pressed rockfish sushi are not to be missed. Ingredients such as mandarin oranges, lemons, and blueberries also add depth to the dishes.

Hot Springs

Mt. Daisen trove of national treasures and solo sumo
Mt. Daisen Shrine is the symbol of Omishima Island. The treasure museum at the back of the shrine grounds, surrounded by a primeval forest of camphor trees, houses armor, helmets, swords and other weapons from the Heian period to the early Edo period. The number of items, including small items, reaches tens of thousands. Famous national treasures include the Akaito armor donated by Minamoto no Yoshitsune, the Murasakiyo armor donated by Minamoto no Yoritomo, and the Bird, Animal and Grape Mirror donated by Empress Saimei. At the Otaue Festival in Jun., a one-man sumo wrestler (a prefectural intangible folk cultural property) is dedicated in which the wrestler wrestles with the invisible spirit of rice. If you have the time, it's a spot worth visiting.