Japan's Izu Shuzenji, a less popular ancient hot spring resort.

Shuzenji in Izu, if it wasn't for the opening of the Marriott Hotel there, few Chinese would go there. But after I went there, I couldn't forget it. There were no tourists shuttling around, it was quiet and beautiful, and it was worth savoring. 🌟Highlights and features: This is a hilly area surrounded by the three mountains of Tiancheng, Chaoyun and Bodhidharma. It has been loved by many scholars, artists and writers since ancient times. Here is the famous big hot spring in Izu area, the most famous Buddha cone hot spring, which is named after the 8th century monk Kobo knocked the rock with the Buddha cone, and the hot spring water gushed out of the rock. It is also the birthplace of Shuzenji hot spring. There are open hot springs everywhere in the Shuzenji area. There is a gazebo above the springs, and visitors can take off their shoes and socks at any time to enjoy the hot springs here, all free of charge! 🚉Traffic strategy: If you are staying at the Shuzenji Marriott Hotel, you can take the free shuttle bus and get off at the Shuzenji intersection. On the return trip, remember to take the timetable to calculate the exact time and wait on time. The bus can also reach the train station of Shuzenji. If you arrive by train from Tokyo or other places, you can directly transfer to the bus. If the timetable does not match, you can take a taxi for about 2000 yen. How to arrive at Shuzenji Station: JR Tokaido Shinkansen arrives at Mishima Station (about 1 hour from Tokyo, about 3 hours from Osaka), transfer to Izu Hakone Railway to Shuzenji (about 40 minutes). If the weather is good along the way, you can see Mount Fuji! ✅Must experience: Outdoor hot spring (free) Shuzenji Bamboo Forest (Free) Prayer at Shuzenji Temple (free of charge)