Myoko Onsen Tours and Trips (Niigata Prefecture)

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Myoko Onsen

(Myoko City, Niigata Prefecture)

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Hot springs in Niigata Prefecture
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*This map shows "Myoko Yamazato no Yuyado Kofukan"

Hot Spring Data

efficacy:
Rheumatism, women's diseases, allergies, diabetes, neuralgia, muscle pain, joint pain, frozen shoulder, interlocking paralysis, stiff joints, bruises, sprains, chronic digestive diseases, hemorrhoids, poor circulation, recovery from illness, fatigue recovery, health promotion
Spring quality:
Simple hot spring (weakly alkaline hypotonic hot spring)

Tourist Attraction Information

There are also many tourist facilities, including famous historical sites such as Imori Pond, Okakura Tenshin's Rokkakudo, Kasuga Shrine, and the Kasugayama Castle Ruins Story Hall.

Highlights

Myoko Onsen is a rare hot spring in Japan, with an elevation difference of about 1,300 m and a distance of about 10 km drawn from the source in Minami Jigokudani through an underground hot spring pipe.

Hot Spring Specialties

Awesome chiffon cake
Mochiya Kashiho's "Rice Flour Butter Chiffon," which has been certified as a "Myoko City Specialty" by Myoko City, is made with Niigata Prefecture Koshihikari rice flour and fermented butter, giving it a fragrant finish. Its fluffy yet chewy texture has earned it a good reputation. The croissants, available only on Fridays and Saturdays, are also recommended.

Hot Springs

Mount Myoko and Myoko Onsen
Myoko Kogen Station is the southern gateway to Myoko Kogen, which is surrounded by Mt. Myoko, also known as the "Echigo Fuji" at an altitude of 2,454 meters. Myoko Onsen is a hot spring town that opens up on the plateau. It opened in 1911 as a branch of Akakura Onsen, and in 1921 succeeded in drawing water from Minami Jigokudani at the foot of Mt. Myoko. It flourished as a pleasure hot spring, with many traditional restaurants and shops. It is close to the station and about 1km from the Myoko Kogen IC on the Joshinetsu Expressway, making it easily accessible. Myoko Onsen is the only place where you can see the entirety of Mt. Myoko with its vast base. It is a convenient hot spring town to use as a base for sightseeing in Myoko.