Kanto Hot Spring Trips and Hot Spring Tours

If you are looking for a hot spring tour, leave it to Club Tourism! In addition to a variety of plans, from one-day bus tours to overnight stays and multiple nights, there are plenty of tours and trips to hot springs all over the country, including famous hot springs and hidden hot springs that represent Japan. You can also specify the means of transportation, such as bus or train, and it is easy to search and apply for hot springs all over the country.

Kanagawa Prefecture
Gunma Prefecture
Tochigi Prefecture
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List of hot springs in Kanagawa Prefecture

Featured hot springs

Gora Onsen (Image)

Gora Onsen

There are five different types of spring water, and because of their different colors they are known as the Five Pastel Color Hot Springs.

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Yugawara Onsen (Image)

Yugawara Onsen

The hot springs are mentioned in the Manyoshu and have long been known for their gentle beauty benefits. They are also called "Little Kyoto of Sagami" and have a very elegant atmosphere.

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Other hot springs in Kanagawa Prefecture can be found here

Area	Hot Spring Name	Highlights
Oiso Town, Naka District	Oiso Hot Springs (Oh dear)	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.
Hakone District	Hakone Yumoto Onsen (HAKONE Yumoto)	This historic hot spring was discovered during Nara period. It is home to Hakone largest hot spring town, many hot spring sources, and is lined with long-established inns.
Hakone District	Kowakudani Onsen (Scary tick)	It is colorless and transparent, with a large amount of hot water. Located approximately 600 meters above sea level between Mt. Kamiyama and Mt. Asama, it is rich in nature and famous for its flowers, such as cherry blossoms, azaleas, and hydrangeas
Hakone District	Hakone Ubako Onsen (Hakoneubako)	A refreshing hot spring resort at an altitude of about 900m. In addition to inns, there is also Shumeikan, which has an old hot springs atmosphere and is connected to the Kintaro legend.
Hakone District	Sengokuhara Hot Springs (Sengoku Rose)	A Takahara resort surrounded by nature features three baths: Motoyuba, Kamiyuba, and Shimoyuba. It offers milky white water from Wakuya and refreshingly clear water.

List of hot springs in Gumma Prefecture

Featured hot springs

Minakami Onsen (Image)

Minakami Onsen

It is one of the "Minakami 18 Hot Springs" (※) and is the center of the Minakami Onsen hot spring resort. The retro hot spring town that stretches along the Tone River is also attractive, with a Showa-era feel.
*Source: Minakami Town Tourism Association

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Kusatsu Onsen (Image)

Kusatsu Onsen

This famous hot spring is counted among Japan's three most famous hot springs. (*) The Yubatake in the center of the hot spring town and the hot spring massage of Atsu-no-yu are picturesque sights that are unique to Kusatsu.
*Source: Kusatsu Onsen Tourism Association

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Shima Onsen (Image)

Shima Onsen

It has long been said that drinking Shima Onsen is good for the stomach and intestines, and bathing in it is good for the skin.
There are several drinking fountains in the hot spring town, and many people stop by during their stroll.
This famous hot spring has long been known for its medicinal properties, and its retro townscape is also charming.

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Manza Onsen (Image)

Manza Onsen

A famous hot spring above the clouds, approximately 1,800m above sea level, on the west side of Mt. Kusatsu-Shirane. There are 27 types of spring water, and the rich white and yellow sulfur springs are pleasant in the unique volcanic landscape.

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Other hot springs in Gumma Prefecture can be found here

Area	Hot Spring Name	Highlights
Minakami Town, Tone District	Tanigawa Onsen (Tanigawa)	This is a picturesque hot spring on the riverside where you can hear the cries of the river deer. It also has an open-air bath overlooking the valley, and was loved by literary greats such as Dazai Osamu.
Minakami Town, Tone District	Hoshi Onsen (service)	It is famous for the former Japanese National Railways Full Moon commercial. This is a secret hot spring with a long history, and the legend of its discovery by Kobo Daishi, "Hoshi-no-yu," is that the water naturally bubbles up from under your feet.
Minakami Town, Tone District	Takaragawa Onsen (Takara River)	It boasts four huge open-air baths, some of the largest in Japan, and soothing hot springs. The tranquility of the mountains and the refreshing atmosphere of the hot springs have earned it high praise from overseas visitors.
Minakami Town, Tone District	Yunokoya Onsen (Yunokoya)	A mountain village hot spring surrounded by a primeval forest where wild animals sometimes appear. The open-air baths, facing the valley and trees, are famous, and there are also mixed-gender baths.
Kawaba Village, Tone District	Kawaba Onsen (Kawaba)	Colorless, transparent, and with a pH of 9.2, this refreshing hot spring has a long history and is said to have been discovered by Kobo Daishi, and is renowned for its effectiveness against beriberi.
Agatsuma Town, Agatsuma District	Yakushi Onsen (Acts)	A hidden hot spring at the very back of the Asamagakure Onsen Village. The thatched roof houses on the vast grounds create a unique atmosphere. The artworks displayed inside the building are also spectacular.
Tsumakoi Village, Agatsuma District	Tsumagoi Plateau Baragi Hot Springs (Tsumakoi Kogenbaragi)	A hot spring in the forest by the lake. It is colorless and transparent, and gentle on the skin, and can heal neuralgia and joint pain. It is perfect after a walk, skiing, or sports.
Shibukawa City	Ikaho Hot Springs (Ikaho)	This famous hot spring has a long history and is even mentioned in the Manyoshu. It is known for its stone-stepped streets that exude a hot spring atmosphere, and was loved by many writers and artists.

List of hot springs in Tochigi Prefecture

Featured hot springs

Nasu Onsen (Image)

Nasu Onsen

There are currently seven hot springs known as the "Nasu Seven Hot Springs," each with its own unique effect and water quality, so you can enjoy bathing in each one.

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Kinugawa Onsen (Image)

Kinugawa Onsen

It was said to be effective for treating burns, and along with Kawaji Onsen to the north, it was known as "Kawaji for wounds, waterfall for burns (now Kinugawa Onsen)."

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Other hot springs in Tochigi Prefecture can be found here

Area	Hot Spring Name	Highlights
Nasu Town, Nasu District	Shinnasu Hot Springs (Shinnasu)	This hot spring resort is the gateway to the Nasu Onsen area, and is popular for its location surrounded by forest. Many of the inns here specialize in Kuroge Wagyu beef dishes.
Nikko City Yumoto	Oku Nikko Yumoto Onsen (Okunikko Yumoto)	This hot spring was designated as the first national health resort. Its milky white sulfur spring contains a lot of metasilicic acid and is known for its excellent skin-beautifying properties.
Nasu Town, Nasu District	Yawata Hot Springs (Yahata)	Located near the fork in the road to the Volcano Highway and the Nasu Koshi Road, this hot spring is at an altitude of 1,050m and offers one of the best views of the Nasu Seven Hot Springs.
Nasushiobara City	Shiobara Onsen (Shiobara)	It is the collective name for the "Eleven Shiobara Baths" that are dotted around the valley along the Hoki River, and has a history of over 1,000 years. There are also plenty of bathing facilities for day trips.
Nasushiobara City	Shiobara Motoyu Onsen (Shiobara Motoyu)	One of the hot springs in Shiobara Onsenkyo. As the name Motoyu suggests, this is the oldest hot spring in Shiobara Onsenkyo, and there are currently three hot spring inns here. One of the hot springs in Shiobara Onsenkyo. As the name Motoyu suggests, this is the oldest hot spring in Shiobara Onsenkyo, and there are currently three hot spring inns here.
Nikko City	Okukinu Onsen (Okukinu)	There are many natural hot springs where hot springs gush out from the hot springs near the hot spring resort, including the Yuzawa Fountain Tower, a designated natural monument. A soothing hot spring for hikers.
Nikko City	Kawaji Hot Springs (Kawaji)	This hidden hot spring in Nikko has refreshing, clear, odorless water. It has been famous since ancient times for its effectiveness on wounds, and it is said that Shinsengumi leader Toshizo Hijikata also stayed here during the end of the Edo period.
Nikko City	Yunishigawa Onsen (Yunishigawa)	A hidden hot spring deep in the mountains said to be the home of refugees from the Heike clan. Its attractions include traditional ruins, abundant mountain produce, and smooth hot spring water that is gentle on the skin.