Matsumae Onsen Tours and Trips (Hokkaido)

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Matsumae Onsen

(Matsumae Town, Matsumae County, Hokkaido)

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Hot Spring Data

efficacy:
Neuralgia, muscle pain, joint pain, frozen shoulder, motor paralysis
Spring quality:
Sodium chloride/sulfate spring

Tourist Attraction Information

Matsumae, Hokkaido 's only castle town, is home to many cultural heritage sites, including Matsumae, the Matsumae Castle Museum, Matsumae Domain Mansion, and Aunji Temple.

Highlights

A hot spring with a history of over 150 years since its discovery. You can enjoy it at a day-trip bathing facility and one inn, and it's known for making your skin smooth after bathing.

Hot Spring Specialties

Matsumae A delicacy representative of Hokkaido born from
Matsumae pickles, a local delicacy of Hokkaido made by marinating surume (dried squid), kelp, and herring roe in a soy sauce-based sauce, originated in the Matsumae clan (now Matsumae town). Matsumae It is said that the taste of pickles depends on the surume (dried squid), and since Matsumae surume is a first-class meaty product, there is no doubt that the taste of Matsumae pickles is also good. With the exquisite texture of the kelp's sliminess, surume and herring roe, this typical delicacy of Hokkaido goes well with both sake and rice. There is also Matsumae pickles made without herring roe, but only with surume and kelp.

Hot Springs

Hokkaido's most famous cherry blossom viewing spot, with 10,000 trees of 250 different varieties in bloom
Matsumae is known as a famous cherry blossom spot. During the feudal era, the lord's wives and castle town merchants would plant the trees in remembrance of their hometowns, or bring them back from Edo when they traveled to Edo for alternate attendance. Even as times changed, the trees were propagated by grafting, collected, and improved, making Matsumae one of the most famous cherry blossom spots in Hokkaido. Matsumae has 10,000 cherry trees of 250 varieties, which bloom one after another in various places around the town from mid-Apr. to mid-May.. Matsumae Park, which has a Sakura Sample Garden with 480 trees of about 140 varieties, is a particularly great cherry blossom spot.