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Najbolje vrijeme za posjet

Autumn paints the surrounding mountains in crimson and gold, while winter's cold air makes the steaming baths feel extra indulgent. Weekday mornings keep both bathhouses at their quietest.

Savjeti za budžet

Public Kinsen and Ginsen baths each cost around 650 yen, plus a 1,250 yen combo pass covers both. The toashi footbath on the main street is free, so tired walkers can soak their feet without paying a cent.

Preporučeno za

Onsen enthusiasts, Couples, Slow travelers, Photography enthusiasts

Planirajte svoj posjet

2-3 hours (or half a day with the Mount Rokko hike)

O atrakciji

Brze činjenice: Najstariji zabilježeni japanski izvor tople vode istovremeno izbacuje dvije vrste minerala: zlatnu vodu bogatu željezom i bistru, gotovo bezukusnu srebrnu vodu. Ranjena bijela čaplja navodno je otkrila ljekovite bazene kupajući se u njima, a samurajski gospodari kasnije su slali jantarnu vodu natrag u Osaku u bačvama.

Istaknuto: U Goshobeshiju, izvorskom vrelu u središtu grada, para se nikad ne prestaje dizati, a zrak lagano miriše na željezo i sol. Te zlatne vode otprilike su 25 puta bogatije mineralima od tipičnih japanskih izvora, zbog čega su feudalni gospodari naručivali redovite pošiljke u svoje domove u Osaki.

Insajderski savjeti

Arrive by 9 am on a weekday and you'll often get a bathhouse stall all to yourself.
Pack only a small hand towel for inside; full-size towels stay in the locker area.
Order goshobeshi manju, a chilled steamed bun filled with sweet bean paste that's exclusive to this town.
Climb to the red Taiko Bridge at sunrise for crowd-free photos with mist over the creek.