Oiso Onsen Tours and Trips (Kanagawa)

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Oiso Onsen

Oiso Hot Springs

(Oiso Town, Naka District, Kanagawa Prefecture)

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Hot springs in Kanagawa Prefecture
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*This map shows "Oiso Prince Hotel"

Hot Spring Data

efficacy:
Neuralgia, muscle pain, joint pain, frozen shoulder, fatigue recovery
Spring quality:
Sodium-calcium chloride strong salt spring (weakly alkaline)

Tourist Attraction Information

You can enjoy Oiso Long Beach and swimming in the sea. The spectacular Shonandai, Oiso Castle Park, and the Miki Sawada Memorial Hall are all must-see spots.

Highlights

This hot spring springs from 1,600 meters underground at Oiso Prince Hotel, and has a refreshing feel. Overlooking the ocean, you can enjoy the beach and the pool.

Hot Spring Specialties

Dynamic pools line the sea
Adjacent to the hotel, Oiso Long Beach is a vast water resort that stretches along the ocean of Sagami Bay. In addition to a shallow children's pool, there are leisure pools with a wave pool, lazy river and water slides, as well as 1m, 3m, 5m and 10m diving pools, a synchronized swimming and competitive swimming pool and other facilities where serious competitions can take place. There are nine pools and comfortable jacuzzis to enjoy. Character shows and entertainment events are also planned, and there are plenty of restaurants as well.

Hot Springs

Giants from various fields gather in the beautiful villa area of Oiso
Oiso's bathing beach was opened in 1885, and it came into the limelight as a resort area near the capital. In 1887, the first Prime Minister of Japan, Hirobumi Ito, and Aritomo Yamagata built their houses and villas here, and Tokaido Line was opened. Many other Prime Ministers, including Shigenobu Okuma and Shigeru Yoshida, business leaders such as Yanosuke Iwasaki and Takamune Mitsui, Kabuki actors such as Kikugorou Onoe and Kichiemon Nakamura, and cultural figures such as Toson Shimazaki were attracted to the area and made their homes there. In addition, Yataro Iwasaki's granddaughter, Miki Sawada, opened an orphanage called the Elizabeth Saunders Home.