Kitagawa Onsen Tours and Trips (Shizuoka Prefecture)

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Hokkaido Onsen

Kitagawa Hot Springs

(Higashiizu Town, Kamo District, Shizuoka Prefecture)

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Hot springs in Shizuoka Prefecture
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Hot Spring Data

efficacy:
Neuralgia, joint pain, muscle pain, rheumatism, poor circulation, fatigue recovery
Spring quality:
Sodium-calcium chloride, bicarbonate, sulfate spring

Tourist Attraction Information

Convenient for sightseeing at Oyukake Benzaiten, Kitagawa Tsuikiseki Park, Atagawa Herb Terrace, Banana and Crocodile Garden, Izu Cactus Park, etc.

Highlights

A hot spring discovered by a local fisherman in the early Showa period, where hot spring water gushed forth from the bottom of the sea. This natural hot spring boasts an abundant supply of water, and the water feels silky smooth to the touch.

Hot Spring Specialties

"Kitagawa Aji Sushi" - Delicious and simple
In Kitagawa, horse mackerel is a fish that is familiar to locals as it can be caught steadily throughout the year. "Kitagawa Horse Mackerel Sushi" is a local dish made only with fresh horse mackerel caught off the coast of Kitagawa. The sushi is made into bite-sized pieces without being marinated in vinegar. Condiments that each household has carefully chosen, such as ginger, green onions, and shiso leaves, bring out the deliciousness of the horse mackerel. This can also be enjoyed at restaurants and inns as a "Kitagawa Horse Mackerel Sushi Lunch," with each of the eight participating establishments offering their own unique flavors.

Hot Springs

An open-air bath with a wild, open feel and gentle spring water
Kurone Iwaburo is a popular public mixed-gender open-air bath that springs from the rocks along the coast. Located at sea level on the water's edge, it feels like heaven to soak in the water at eye level with the horizon. Sometimes waves splash into the bath. The hot spring has a gentle, slightly salty spring water, and you can see Izu Oshima right in front of you. The two mixed-gender open-air baths made from natural rocks do not allow swimsuits to be worn, so there is a "women-only time" designated for them. There is also a circular open-air bath for women only.

Recommended hotels and inns

Tsuruya Kisshotei (Image)

Relax in our own natural hot spring water that flows directly from the source
A hot spring inn with a panoramic view of the rising sun. Enjoy natural hot spring water directly from the source and a Japanese kaiseki meal featuring the bounty of the Izu mountains and sea, including spiny lobster, golden-eyed snapper, and angelica tree.