Yoshigaura Onsen Lamp no Yado Tours and Travel (Ishikawa Prefecture)

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Yoshigaura Onsen

(Ishikawa-ken Suzu City)

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Hot springs in Ishikawa Prefecture
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*This map shows Lamp Inn, Yoshigaura Onsen.

Hot Spring Data

Efficacy:
[Suitable conditions according to spring quality] Cuts, peripheral circulatory disorders, poor circulation, depression, dry skin,
[General indications] Chronic pain or stiffness in muscles or joints (chronic stages of rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, lower back pain, neuralgia, frozen shoulder, bruises, sprains, etc.), muscle stiffness in motor paralysis, poor circulation, peripheral circulatory disorders, decreased gastrointestinal function, mild hypertension, impaired glucose tolerance (diabetes), mild hypercholesterolemia, mild asthma or emphysema, hemorrhoid pain, autonomic nervous instability, various symptoms caused by stress (sleep disorders, depression, etc.), recovery from illness, recovery from fatigue, and health promotion.
Spring quality:
Chloride spring

Tourist Attraction Information

Located at the tip of the Noto Peninsula, this sacred cape is known as a power spot where the power of nature gathers, and it is home to Lamp Inn, the Skybird aerial observation deck with a spectacular view, and the fantastical Blue Cave, where you can enjoy a stroll while taking in the magnificent views.

Highlights

A hidden hot spring with a spectacular view where you can enjoy the view of the Sea of Japan and hear the sounds of the waves.

Hot Spring Specialties

A hidden hot spring surrounded by cliffs and rough waves
This secluded inn sits quietly at the very tip of Noto in Ishikawa Prefecture. From the inn's prized open-air bath, you can enjoy a magnificent panoramic view of the Sea of Japan, stunning sunrises and sunsets, and other spectacular sights reminiscent of those abroad, all of which can only be experienced at an inn built right on the coast.

Hot Springs

A secret hot spring that could only be accessed by boat
Lamp no Yado was founded in 1578 and was originally a shipping wholesaler run by the Tone family. Since it was difficult to travel by land, most of the inn's traffic is said to have arrived by sea, using boats. Even now, centuries later, the inn retains the atmosphere of the past, with the pillars of the main building still intact and the lintel's steps.