Ryotsu Onsen Tours and Trips (Niigata Prefecture)

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Ryotsu Onsen

Ryotsu Hot Springs

(Sado City, Niigata Prefecture)

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Hot Spring Data

efficacy:
Frozen shoulder, neuralgia, hemorrhoids, musculoskeletal disorders
Spring quality:
Sodium chloride spring

Tourist Attraction Information

Visit the Homma Noh Stage and Ryotsu Local Museum to learn about the culture of the Kitamaebune port, and experience nature at Lake Kamo, Sugiike Pond, and Toki Forest Park.

Highlights

It keeps the skin warm for longer and has a high moisturizing effect, leaving the skin silky smooth after a bath. It is popular among women.

Hot Springs

Regional Noh culture nurtured and refined by Sado's history
Sado is where Zeami was exiled and wrote "Kanejimashu." During the Edo period, Noh performers Tsunetayū and Mokutayū were invited by the magistrate to stay, and Ryōtsu also produced the Hōshō school Noh performer Homma Hidenobu, and Noh developed as a local performing art. It is said that people were so devoted to Noh that they would hum Noh songs while working in the fields, and the poet Omachi Keigetsu, who visited Sado at the end of the Taisho period, wrote, "A nightingale and a Noh stage in the village of Jūnohe," and even today, there are over 30 Noh stages remaining on the island. In Ryōtsu, you can see a mysterious bonfire Noh performance once a month from May. to Oct. (except Aug.).