2025 Nasushiobara Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

You can enjoy the natural hot springs anytime🤍Introducing the inn "Shionoyu Onsen Rengetsu" where all rooms have natural hot spring open-air baths!! When you arrive at the inn, take the "slope car" to the main building🚡You can enjoy a little attraction🥳 You can enjoy the natural hot springs at the touch of a button in the open-air bath in your room at any time♨️If it gets cold, just add hot water to warm yourself up🥰Of course it's natural hot springs!! Of course the open-air bath in your room!! We also recommend taking a bath in the free private open-air bath and large bath✨ ➸Private open-air bath・Saiun no Yu・Soun no Yu・Kouun no YuNo reservation required!!First come, first served!!There is a lamp at the entrance so you can enter anytime if it is turned off ➸Large bath・Sanga no Yu (Open-air bath, indoor bath)・Medicinal bath・Silky bath・Rock sauna・Sauna ✼••┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈••✼✼••┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈••✼➸Tips︎︎︎︎︎︎☑︎Drinks and ice cream provided after the bath︎︎︎︎︎︎☑︎Mini Chinese dumplings provided before dinner︎︎︎︎︎︎︎☑ ︎Late-night ramen and specialty soup yakisoba are available︎︎︎︎︎︎☑︎We recommend the "medicinal bath sitting bath" in the large bath︎︎︎︎︎︎☑︎You can choose the color of your yukata. We also have samue, so please choose the one you like ✼••┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈••✼✼••┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈••✼ ➸Recommended spot information📍Shionoyu Onsen Rengetsu ✤Address: 1340-3 Shionoyu, Shiobara, Nasushiobara City, Tochigi Prefecture✤Access: Bus from the first parking lot※Guests staying in the detached building can go by car✤Cost: From 46,000 yen (2 adults)✤Recommended points: All rooms have natural hot spring open-air baths⚠Caution: As it is surrounded by nature, be careful of stink bugs. Be careful not to leave the windows open✼••┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈••✼ #Hot spring trip #100 travel styles #Hot spring #Hot spring inn #Hot spring tour #Nasushiobara

#Travel record Enjoy the private space of Shiobara Onsen at the inn "Kyuan Iida". A hidden inn that takes pride in its cuisine and only accepts two groups per day. All rooms have an open-air bath and a private dining room. Both the indoor and outdoor baths are from the source of "Shiobara Hinode Onsen", an alkaline simple hot spring with beautiful skin. The thick water moisturizes the skin and warms the body from the core. It relieves daily fatigue and makes your skin and hair smooth and shiny. The food is a Japanese-style banquet. It is a beautiful and flavorful Japanese dish that makes the most of the seasonal ingredients that are unique to a Japanese-style inn. Each dish was very elaborate and I was very satisfied. The tableware and dining room arrangement also reflect the policy of "Wazen Iida" in Nihonbashi Ningyocho, which values ​​harmony and inherits Japanese traditions. I have visited twice and have been very satisfied with the hot water and food. Thank you very much. ✧⋄ ⋆⋅⋆⋄✧⋄⋆⋅⋆⋄✧⋄⋆⋅⋆⋄✧⋄⋆⋅⋆⋄✧✧⋄⋆⋅⋆⋄✧⋄⋆⋅⋆⋄✧⋄⋆⋅⋆⋄✧ Spot information 📍You can receive chiropractic and acupuncture treatments in your room Reservation required For details, please check the website 📍About 20 minutes by car from Nasu-Shiobara Station #Tochigi#Nasu-Shiobara #Hot springs #Gourmet #Domestic travel #Luxury accommodation #Girls trip

📍All rooms are detached, Kaede-on Pickup service available from Shiobara Onsenkyo by reservation Free parking🅿️ This inn has 10 rooms in total All rooms have an open-air bath♨️ The draft beer server and sparkling wine are free from check-in until 5:30 p.m.🍷🍻 The espresso machine is free until check-out!! ☕️ The ice bar is also free You can roast marshmallows by the fireplace in the lounge at night♥️ Yukata bar and welcome drink... I couldn't find any words other than luxury and happiness!! It's very quiet, and the innkeepers are very kind🥰 The food is also delicious( ˇωˇ ) It looks beautiful, and I'm just happy~. Recommended as a reward for hard work or for anniversaries 🥰 Perfect for spending precious time with your loved ones ( ´˘` )♥️ #HotelReview #NasuShiobara

I took advantage of the nationwide travel support and stayed at Shionoyu Onsen Rengetsu❣️ A little less than 40 minutes by free shuttle bus from Nasu-Shiobara Station on the Shinkansen line, and checked in to this inn in the mountains on a special trolley! The steep descent was like an attraction and really got me excited about my trip♪ The hotel is new, so the facilities and specifications are modern. You have to carry your luggage yourself, and there is no stiff greeting from the landlady (this is a good thing, including during meals), and the young staff only give the bare minimum of guidance, without excessive service. Perhaps because check-in is in two shifts, the building and baths were not too crowded considering the number of rooms, so I was able to use them at my own pace. The breakfast and lobby were both nicely empty, probably due to the shifting hours, so I was able to spend my time there without any stress. The fact that the room had a coffee mill was also a plus😍 One of the joys of traveling is spending time differently than you normally would✨ And above all, this time I was on a last minute trip with the National Travel Support, and used a package tour with JR, so I ended up staying for about 10,000 yen, so I almost felt bad💦 #Accommodation #Hotspring #Hotspringryokan #Nasu-Shiobara #Roomwithopen-airbath #NationalTravelSupport #NewOpening #Staycation Address: 1340-3 Shiobara Shionoyu, Nasu-Shiobara City, Tochigi Prefecture, 329-2921 Atmosphere/Facilities: Casual and smart Recommended points: All rooms have open-air baths Average price: ¥30,000 (normal price for 2 people per room) Rating: Google review 4.3

A stylish building NOTE NASU, where you can reach by walking through the comfortable forest of Nasu Kogen with its crimson-colored forest, clear air, and chirping birds. With a sophisticated interior and a view of the forest of Nasu Kogen outside the window, you can feel the forest of Nasu Kogen even from inside your room. You can enjoy breakfast made with seasonal local ingredients at your favorite spot while looking at the forest. The breakfast, packed in a lovely picnic box, not only looked good, but also smelled so good that I couldn't help but get hungry the moment I opened it, and I was extremely happy from the morning. Dinner was also full of fragrant meals. The theme was camping indoors 🏕. With the concept of being able to relax and enjoy yourself, the carefully selected dishes made with seasonal vegetables, local rice and meat were served, and I felt tipsy and in the best mood. #Accommodation #Autumn leaves #Gourmet trip #Art hotel #Luxury hotel

ONIBUS COFFEE is a coffee shop located inside GOOD NEWS NEIGHBORS, a fashionable spot in Nasu, Tochigi Prefecture. ☕️ You can choose the coffee beans, the flavor, and even your favorite cup! The interior was stylish and had a nice smell. ✨ GOOD NEWS NEIGHBORS is about a 25-minute bus ride from Nasu-Shiobara Station. It was a wonderful place lined with cafes, bread, chocolate, pudding, and other souvenir shops, unified with warm materials such as wood and earth. 🍃 It's a fashionable spot where you can feel nature, so be sure to stop by on your way back from seeing the autumn leaves in Nasu! ▼Address 24-1 Takaku Otsu, Nasu-machi, Nasu-gun, Tochigi Prefecture 325-0303 ▼Price About 700 yen per cup #coffee #cafe #cafelatte #Nasu #NasuKogen #goodnewsneighbors #Kanto #NasuShiobara #autumntrip

Japan's largest! A huge foot bath with a total length of 60 meters♨️ The foot bath corridor is divided into "hot" and "warm" on the left and right, so you can enjoy it at your preferred temperature. Even though it is indoors, it is open with windows all over! It has a roof, so it is also recommended for sightseeing on rainy days! There are no towel rentals, so we recommend bringing your own. If you don't have one, you can purchase a towel with the logo on site. 📍602-1 Shiobara, Nasushiobara City, Tochigi Prefecture #footbath #Nasushiobara #hotspring #Tochigitrip #rainydayspot #trip2022

It's been a while since I've been to Japan. If I don't go again, I won't be able to speak Japanese ~🙈🙈 I see there are many places to see alpacas in Hong Kong, but it's really completely different from Japan's Before I always thought my sister said to see the alpaca 🦙 walk church ⛪️ place is Karuizawa ~ I didn't know when I got there that this "#Forest Church" is not a plateau church ~😂 Mori no Church is located in #Nasu Saltara, affiliated to Tochigi Prefecture (near Tokyo), famous for strawberries🍓 In Tokyo, take the #Tohoku Shinkansen🚄, take 1 hour to get there ~ The church with the surrounding 🌲🌲 forest view is really beautiful ~ Many people will go in the summer, because it is very green, very forest elf feel ~ But then I ❄️ winter to go very beautiful, is another feeling, a kind of fairyland feel ~ I'm lucky to wear this beautiful bean curd colored dress👗, it matches the environment here perfectly~ But the best is the alpaca, fat and smooth and obedient ❤️ I would love to visit their ranch again! 😫😫😫 #Flower Viewing Strategy #Farmhouse Experience #Parent-Child Good Places #I Miss #Overseas Travel #Where to Go in December #The Coolest Travel Experience #Sights Photography Guide #Where to Play in Spring #Travel Inspiration #Travel Photography Beauty Girls #Summer Good Places

📍Higashi Nasuno Park 493-1 Numanodawa, Nasushiobara City, Tochigi Prefecture Parking lot🅿️ available ✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲ A hidden gem in Nasu, this park features a collaboration of 130,000 daffodils and cherry blossoms. Many visitors come to the park during the flowering season. The daffodils that bloom in the park have been cultivated by the Higashi Nasuno District Community Promotion Council, a group of local residents, for about 20 years. You can get a panoramic view of the Nasu mountain range from the observation plaza. #Tochigi #Nasu #Daffodils #Spring 0 yen trip

📍Yutoriro Nasu Shiobara, a waterfall-viewing inn 1115-2 Shiobara, Nasu Shiobara City, Tochigi Prefecture ✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲ Reopened with a private open-air bath with natural hot spring water A lounge for waterfall viewing, with plenty of magazines and picture books to read behind!! All-inclusive service, with all alcohol and drinks free during your stay A private open-air bath on the top floor where you can enjoy the mountains and stars of Nasu You can also rent a bicycle, perfect for exploring the neighborhood. The meal is Tochigi soul food Freshly fried tempura is a popular dinner. "Yutoriro Nasu Shiobara" is located along the Houki River, and outside the window you can see the original Japanese landscape. It's about a 3-minute walk to the Houki River. The shallow waters are beautiful, so there were a lot of people fishing for sweetfish. There are cherry trees along the river, so I think it's a spectacular view in the spring. #Spring 0 yen trip #Tochigi #Tochigi trip #Nasu #Nasu Shiobara #Hot spring #All inclusive

📍Shiobara Onsen Yuboku no Sato 602-1 Shiobara, Nasushiobara City, Tochigi Prefecture 《Access》 Bus stop Yuboku no Sato Iriguchi/About 2 minutes walk from Nasushiobara City, Tochigi Prefecture Bus stop Shiobara Hatashita/About 2 minutes walk from JR Bus Kanto Bus stop Shiobara Hatashita/About 2 minutes walk from Nasushiobara City, Tochigi Prefecture Opening hours 9:00-18:00 Closed Thursdays Adults (junior high school students and above) 200 yen Children 100 yen Free for preschoolers ✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲ One of Japan's largest footbath facilities, with a total length of 60 meters Using the hot springs of Shiobara Onsen, it is popular as an experiential hot spring facility. The circular footbath has a bar in the middle, and there are hot and lukewarm areas. The foot pressure points also have various shapes, and walking around the area will promote blood circulation and warm you up. You can enjoy seasonal flowers and trees on the premises, and you can enjoy a stroll through the garden. #Spring 0 yen trip #Tochigi #Tochigi trip #Tochigi sightseeing #Footbath #One of Japan's largest

📍Kuroiso Park 1-3 Sakuramachi, Nasushiobara City, Tochigi Prefecture 《Access》 About a 13-minute walk from the Kuroiso Station exit Parking🅿️ available ✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲ Famous cherry blossom spot in Tochigi Prefecture The view of the Nasu mountain range from the spiral staircase of Fureai Bridge is spectacular There are about 300 cherry trees in the park, including Somei Yoshino, Satozakura, and Yaezakura The best time to see the cherry blossoms at Kuroiso is from early to mid-April. A cherry blossom festival is also held, with food stalls and events. Katakuri Village on the north side It's in full bloom around the same time as the cherry blossoms, so it's a spot you'll want to stop by at the same time. #Spring 0 yen trip #Tochigi #Nasu #Nasu trip #Cherry blossoms #Cherry blossom spots #Famous cherry blossom spots

| Explore all the hidden gems in two days. 🚗Transportation Guide It is very convenient to travel from Tokyo. You can take the JR Tohoku Shinkansen and arrive at Nasushiobara Station in about 70 minutes. After arriving, take the local tram, bus or taxi to various attractions. Tuk-tuks are also available in the city, making travel convenient and fun! Day 1: Hot springs and natural adventures 🌅Morning: After arriving at Nasushiobara Station, head straight to Onuma Garden. The forest trails here are like scenes from a Ghibli movie. Take a stroll and feel the tranquility of nature. When you reach the end, you will see a vast lake. The sun shines on the lake, making it sparkle. You can also observe cute "forest frogs" and "little red dragonflies". 🍱Noon: Taste the specialty food Nasu Kuroge Wagyu, we recommend the steak house Juraku Main Store, the signature "Nasu Wagyu Dice Steak", beautifully marbled, the meat is soft and melts in your mouth, paired with ice-cold Nasu beer, super satisfying. ♨️Afternoon: Go to Shiobara Hot Spring Village and enjoy the "Shiobara Eleven Hot Springs". The springs have various qualities and benefits, and there is also Yuburi, Japan's largest foot bath facility. After soaking in the hot springs, go to the nearby hot spring shrine to pray and experience the unique local hot spring culture. 🏡At night: Check into a hot spring hotel, relax in the warm hot spring water, and fall asleep to the sound of insects outside the window. Day 2: Exploring history and legends 🌄Morning: Visit the Killing Stone where the legend of the nine-tailed fox is told. The place is full of jagged rocks and the smell of sulfur is everywhere, as if you have traveled back to the mysterious ancient times. By using the AR APP on your mobile phone, you can also make the illustrated nine-tailed fox appear in front of the camera, which is super interesting. 🥪At noon: Try the local soba noodles. We recommend "Banmai-ya", a 100% soba specialty store. The noodles are chewy and fragrant. Paired with cucumber and fruit pudding, it is refreshing and relieves greasiness. 🗼Afternoon: Came to the Nasu Music Box Museum, where there are many exquisite music boxes. When the two huge music boxes sounded, it was like an orchestra playing. You can also experience making a handmade music box and take away a unique souvenir. 📸Afterwards, head to Kinomata Valley to enjoy the clear blue water and the beautiful valley around it. The scenery of the forest along the coast varies in each season, and it is great for taking photos. 🌙In the evening: stroll around Nasushiobara Station and buy some souvenirs to end the wonderful journey.

Among the rolling hills of the Kanto region of Japan, Nasushiobara City is a hot spring paradise, seemingly forgotten by the world, quietly waiting for travelers to unlock a time of warmth and healing. The hot springs here are precious gifts from the earth, with over 200 different types of spring water, each with its own unique benefits. The simple hot springs have a mild water quality, gently soothing tired bodies and minds; the chloride springs have a unique mineral scent, leaving you feeling refreshed and invigorated. As night falls, lie down in the open-air bath of a hot spring inn, surrounded by the vast starry sky and the tranquility of the mountains. The warm spring water envelops your entire body, isolating you from the hustle and bustle of the world. In addition to hot springs, the Nasu Highlands are beautiful in all seasons, and the Shiobara Shrine is a place of worship. Nasu beef is also not to be missed, with its delicate texture and melt-in-your-mouth flavor. A trip to Nasushiobara combines nature, cuisine, and culture, so come and embrace this unique romance.

Amid the picturesque scenery of the Kanto region, Nasushiobara City awaits, a sanctuary of hot spring wellness favored by time, inviting travelers to embark on a journey of rejuvenation. A thousand years ago, the earth's gift of hot springs quietly emerged, beginning Nasushiobara's legacy of warmth. The diverse hot spring waters here are a natural treasure trove of healing. The pure, clear hot spring water, like a nimble fairy, dispels fatigue and stress upon touching the skin. The iron-rich springs, imbued with the earth's energy, effectively promote blood circulation, revitalizing the body. In the carbonated springs, fine bubbles dance playfully, providing a unique massage for the skin, rejuvenating every inch. Nasu Onsenkyo is the perfect place to experience hot spring culture. The open-air baths at [Hot Spring Hotel Name 1] are unique, surrounded by mountains and forests. In spring, soak in the hot springs while enjoying the breathtaking cherry blossoms. In summer, the lush trees offer a cool respite. During autumn, the colorful foliage paints a vibrant picture across the mountains. In the depths of winter, the snow-covered landscape creates a serene backdrop for a warm soak, enjoying the snow and the gentle breeze. For ultimate privacy, the private in-room hot spring baths at [Hot Spring Hotel Name 2] are an excellent choice, allowing you to fully enjoy the soothing comfort of the hot springs in a tranquil setting. Beyond the hot springs, Nasushiobara offers other unique charms. The Nasu Highlands are a natural playground, perfect for hiking and experiencing the vibrant changes of the four seasons. Shiobara Shrine holds ancient beliefs, with its vermillion torii gates standing as silent witnesses to the passage of time, whispering stories of the past. The local cuisine is also not to be missed. Nasu Wagyu beef is a delicacy, with its fine marbling and melt-in-your-mouth tenderness, a celebration of top-quality ingredients. Various local dishes, prepared with fresh, local ingredients, offer a taste of authentic home-style cooking. From Tokyo, a short ride on the JR Tohoku Shinkansen brings you to this warm hot spring haven. Come to Nasushiobara, immerse yourself in the embrace of the hot springs, allow your body and mind to be fully relaxed and nourished, and create unforgettable memories.

Nestled among the rolling hills of the Kanto region, Nasushiobara, a hidden hot spring paradise, awaits travelers seeking warmth and healing. The hot springs here are precious gifts from the earth. Nasu Onsenkyo, the heart of the area, is dotted with diverse hot springs. The simple hot springs are gentle on the skin, soothing tired bodies and minds. The chloride springs, with their unique mineral aroma, invigorate the body. As night falls, lie back in the open-air bath at [Hot Spring Hotel Name], gaze up at the vast starry sky, surrounded by the tranquility of the mountains, enveloped by the warm spring water. In this moment, the hustle and bustle of the world fades away. Beyond the hot springs, Nasushiobara offers even more delights. The Nasu Highlands are a natural paradise throughout the year. Stroll through blooming flower fields in spring, enjoy picnics and camping on lush green grass in summer, immerse yourself in the vibrant autumn foliage, and embrace the thrill of skiing in a winter wonderland. The Shiobara Shrine stands quietly, its vermillion torii gate complementing the ancient architecture, a testament to time-honored beliefs. Festivals here are lively, blending tradition and celebration. For a culinary feast, Nasu beef is a must-try. The finely marbled beef sizzles on the iron plate, releasing an enticing aroma. Each bite is a tender, juicy celebration of premium quality. The unique local cuisine, made with local ingredients and simple cooking methods, captures the purest flavors, warming the hearts of every diner. Come to Nasushiobara for a rejuvenating hot spring experience that will soothe your body and soul.

In the Kanto region of Japan lies a hidden gem—Nasushiobara City, a place brimming with authentic Japanese beauty, waiting for travelers to uncover its secrets. Here, breathtaking natural scenery awaits. The rolling Nasu Mountains, adorned with ever-changing foliage, offer a stunning spectacle in every season: cherry blossoms in spring, lush greenery in summer, fiery maple leaves in autumn, and pristine snow in winter. No matter when you visit, you'll be captivated by nature's artistry. The Nasu Onsen hot springs are another highlight, where mineral-rich waters gush forth. Immerse yourself in the steaming embrace of the onsen, not only to soothe your weariness but also to revel in the harmony with nature. Nasushiobara City is also rich in cultural heritage. Stroll through traditional Machiya streets, where old buildings stand in charming disarray, echoing the whispers of bygone eras. The solemn Shiobara Shrine, a place of prayer and reverence, embodies ancient customs and beliefs. Gastronomy is another major draw. The exquisite Nasu Wagyu beef, with its evenly marbled texture, melts in your mouth, especially when paired with local sauces, leaving a lingering savory sensation. A variety of local dishes offer a taste of home-style warmth. In Nasushiobara, immerse yourself in the unique charm of this lesser-known Japanese city.

Tired of the hustle and bustle of city life? Then you must come to Nasushiobara, Japan, to rediscover your inner peace. Here, nature puts on an art exhibition. The Nasu Highlands are picturesque throughout the year, with gentle greenery in spring and fiery red leaves in autumn. Every step you take here is a step into poetry. Abundant hot springs are hidden in the mountains. As you soak, warm currents flow over your skin, washing away all your worldly worries. If you want to experience the local culture, stroll through the traditional markets, where unique handicrafts abound, and the aroma of delicious food fills the streets. Come to Nasushiobara, give your soul a vacation, and enjoy a long-awaited moment of tranquility.

Tucked away in Tochigi Prefecture in the Kanto region of Japan, Nasushiobara City is a place that feels like a world apart. It's a paradise for nature lovers, with rolling mountains outlining a majestic skyline and the vast Nasu Highlands shimmering under the sun, where lush green meadows and vibrant wildflowers dance with colorful butterflies. Known as a "hot spring village," Nasushiobara City boasts over 200 hot springs. Immerse yourself in the warm, soothing waters and let your worries melt away. If you visit in winter, the surrounding ski resorts come alive, offering exhilarating downhill runs full of speed and excitement. And don't miss out on the local cuisine. Savor the melt-in-your-mouth tenderness of Nasu Wagyu beef and enjoy the home-style flavors of various local dishes. Spend a few days here, slow down, and embrace the pure, simple beauty of Nasushiobara.

Hey, everyone! 👋 Looking for a hot spring getaway far from the hustle and bustle? Then join me as we explore Nasushiobara, Japan! 🌟 📍 Located in northern Tochigi Prefecture, Nasushiobara is a hot spring resort embraced by nature. With abundant natural resources and high-quality hot springs, it's the perfect place to relax and unwind! 😍 🔍 After soaking in the hot springs, why not visit Nasu Highlands Park and admire the rolling mountains and beautiful scenery? In autumn, the Nasu mountain range is covered in a layer of vibrant colors, a truly breathtaking sight! 🍂 🍴 Of course, a trip to Nasushiobara wouldn't be complete without indulging in the local cuisine! Be sure to try the local dairy products and craft beers, especially the soft-serve ice cream and special cheesecake at Cheese Garden. They're absolutely delicious! 😋 🛍️ Shopping enthusiasts, don't worry! Nasushiobara has many unique shops and craft stores where you're sure to find something special! 🛍️ Come to Nasushiobara and experience the perfect blend of hot springs and nature! 🎉 Let's create unforgettable memories together in this beautiful city! 🌟

In the northeastern part of Honshu, Japan, lies a city called Nasushiobara. It's like a letter gently preserved by time, each crease holding a touching story. Stepping into Nasushiobara is like entering a fairytale world forgotten by time. The mountains and rivers here are a magnificent poem written by the earth. Mount Nasu stretches endlessly, with peaks rising one after another. The snow on the summit remains year-round, shining with a holy light under the sun, like giants in white clothes silently guarding this land. The hot springs in the mountains gush out, steaming hot, and the dense water vapor fills the air, as if adding a mysterious veil to this landscape painting. When you immerse yourself in the hot spring, feeling the warm water enveloping you, the fatigue of the day dissipates with the steam, and your heart becomes exceptionally tranquil. In the city, ancient streets wind and twist, as if narrating the prosperity of the past. The buildings along the streets are scattered in an orderly manner, and the wooden structures exude a faint woody fragrance, the scent of time settling down. Traditional Japanese lanterns hang under the eaves, swaying gently in the wind. The dim yellow light illuminates the way home and warms the hearts of travelers. Here, time seems to slow down, and people live leisurely, enjoying this tranquility and peace. The forests of Nasushiobara are a treasure bestowed by nature. Dense trees block out the sun, and sunlight filters through the gaps in the leaves, forming patches of golden light. Walking along the forest paths, the fallen leaves underfoot rustle, as if playing a beautiful symphony. The small animals in the forest are not afraid of humans. They jump and play on the branches or forage in the grass, adding vitality to this forest. As night falls, Nasushiobara takes on another charming face. The stars twinkle in the sky, like gems inlaid in the black curtain, echoing the scattered lights of the city, forming a dreamlike picture. At this time, you can find a quiet corner, look up at the starry sky, feel the vastness and mystery of the universe, and the worries in your heart will disappear. This is Nasushiobara, a place full of poetry and romance. It doesn't have the hustle and bustle of a big city, but it has its own unique charm. Every plant and tree, every mountain and river here carries the traces of time and people's emotions. It's like an old friend, quietly waiting for your arrival, sharing with you the stories hidden deep within time.

A Hidden Gem in Nasushiobara: Experiencing Shion Onsen Rengetsu 🌸 🌿Prime Location, Nature and Culture Combined Nestled in the heart of Shiobara, Nasushiobara City, Shion Onsen Rengetsu feels like a secluded paradise, far from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Just a 2-minute drive from Yu-no-sato and a mere 6-minute drive from Mototaki Falls, it's the perfect starting point for exploring the natural beauty and rich cultural heritage of the area. 🏞️ 🏊Onsen SPA: A Sanctuary for Relaxation Stepping into the hotel's onsen area is like entering a tranquil wonderland. The seamless blend of traditional Japanese inn and spa creates a soothing atmosphere where worries melt away. Complimentary Wi-Fi and vending machines add a touch of convenience and care to this serene experience. Immerse yourself in the onsen's embrace and enjoy complete relaxation. 🛁 🍽Culinary Delights: A Feast for the Senses The hotel's dining experience is equally memorable. Hanakagari Restaurant offers guests a delectable array of dishes, each meticulously prepared to satisfy every culinary desire. Indulge in local specialties and treat your taste buds to an unforgettable journey. 🍣🍜 🛏️Comfortable Accommodation: Indulge in Luxury Shion Onsen Rengetsu boasts 108 exquisitely designed guest rooms, each exuding warmth and comfort. Whether you're traveling for business or leisure, you'll find the highest quality accommodation here. Discover your own peaceful haven amidst the busyness of travel. 🛌 🌸In Summary Nasushiobara Shion Onsen Rengetsu is a destination that seamlessly combines natural beauty, cultural richness, comfortable accommodation, and attentive service. Here, you can escape the pressures of daily life and embark on a tranquil and luxurious journey. If you're seeking a peaceful retreat to reconnect with nature, this is the perfect place for you! 🌟

Hey everyone, I recently discovered an amazing Japanese inn—Akasawa Onsen Ryokan—that completely embodies my dream Japanese hot spring experience! 🌳 Nestled in the Mountains, Scenic Views Year-Round This inn is surrounded by lush greenery and the soothing sounds of nearby streams. In spring, the cherry blossoms resemble a blanket of snow, while in autumn, the vibrant red leaves paint a picturesque scene. Each season offers unique beauty, making every photo Instagram-worthy. Despite its secluded mountain location, the inn is conveniently located near attractions and towns, making it easy to explore the surrounding area. 💧 Natural Hot Springs, Healing for Body and Soul The inn's hot springs are the highlight! Both indoor and outdoor hot spring baths are available, filled with natural spring water rich in beneficial minerals. The open-air hot springs are particularly impressive, allowing you to soak in the healing waters while enjoying the breathtaking natural scenery. 🛏️ Traditional Japanese Style, Warm and Elegant The guest rooms are designed in authentic Japanese style, featuring comfortable tatami mats and simple yet elegant decor. Each room is equipped with exquisite tea sets, perfect for enjoying a cup of tea while admiring the view from the window. Some rooms even have private balconies or courtyards, offering extra privacy and tranquility. 🍱 Exquisite Japanese Cuisine, a Feast for the Senses The inn's restaurant specializes in authentic Japanese cuisine, using fresh, local, and seasonal ingredients. The signature kaiseki meals are beautifully presented, resembling works of art. Each dish is not only delicious but also a visual delight. There's also a wide selection of Japanese set meals to choose from, ensuring there's something for everyone. My stay at Akasawa Onsen Ryokan was absolutely perfect, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking to experience Japanese hot spring culture!

✨[Trip.com Notes]✨ I recently had the pleasure of staying at Shiobara Onsen Shiki no Ajitei FUJIYA, a boutique minshuku (Japanese-style bed and breakfast) in Tochigi Prefecture, Japan. It was a truly unforgettable travel experience! 🎉 📍First, let's talk about the location. This hotel is incredibly convenient! It's only 6 km from Shiobara Onsen, making it a quick drive away. There are also many natural scenic spots and attractions nearby, such as the Shiobara B & G Marine Center, Miyajima Tsuri-bien, and the Fossil Forest Park, all easily accessible on foot or by car. 🚶‍♀️🚗 🛏️The hotel's interior is also exquisite, with a total of 6 guest rooms, each designed for both warmth and comfort. Whether you're traveling with family or on a romantic getaway, this place can meet your needs. What's more, the hotel offers room service, allowing you to savor authentic Japanese cuisine while enjoying the hot springs. It's incredibly thoughtful! 🍽️💖 🍣Speaking of food, the restaurants around FUJIYA are another highlight! I recommend trying Hirayama (Japanese cuisine), Ichimatsu (Western cuisine), and Boteju, all of which offer unforgettable culinary experiences! Each dish is brimming with unique Japanese flavors, transporting you to a Japanese food paradise. 😋🍣🍴 🎉Besides hot springs and gourmet delights, there are plenty of activities to choose from around the hotel. Places like Hakonomori Game Park, Shiobara Monogatari-kan, and Miharashidai Fish Pond allow you to experience traditional Japanese culture and natural beauty while enjoying the hot springs. It's truly a perfect travel experience! 🏞️🎈 Overall, Shiobara Onsen Shiki no Ajitei FUJIYA is a highly recommended hotel! Whether you're looking to relax and unwind or explore the surrounding scenic beauty and culinary delights, this place has it all. Come to FUJIYA and embark on your own hot spring and culinary journey! 🌸🌿🎉

Hey everyone! Today, let's explore a legendary spot in Japan—Sessho-seki (Killing Stone) in Nasushiobara! ✨ This isn't just a sulfurous volcanic rock; it's a mystical place deeply connected to the legend of the nine-tailed fox! 📖🔥 ⸻ ⛱️ Must-See Highlights: 🦊 Legend of the Nine-Tailed Fox—Legend has it that Tamamo-no-Mae, a nine-tailed fox disguised as a beautiful woman, was subdued by a sorcerer and transformed into Sessho-seki, a stone that constantly emits poisonous gas, leaving the surrounding area barren for millennia! 👀 The legendary "demonic aura" still lingers in the air, adding to the mystery! 🌫️ 💀 "Land of Death"—The rocks here still exude a strong sulfurous smell, and the ground is barren, as if it were a forbidden zone left in the real world! 🧌 ⛩️ Onsen Shrine & Fox Statues—This shrine is dedicated to the mystical fox deity, and you can see many adorable fox statues. Don't forget to pray for good fortune! 🙏 🚶 Recommended Hiking Route—Walk from Onsen Shrine to Sessho-seki, enjoying the volcanic landscape of Nasu Highlands and the steaming hot springs along the way. The atmosphere is amazing! 🌋💨 ⸻ 🍜 Food Guide: ✔ Nasu Milk Ice Cream 🍦—Made with fresh milk from Nasu Highlands, it's rich and satisfying, perfect for enjoying while you explore! ✔ Onsen Manju (Steamed Buns) 🍡—Red bean paste buns steamed with hot spring water, offering a warm and sweet treat! ✔ Tochigi's Famous Yuba Dishes (Tofu Skin) 🥢—Try the Yuba Udon noodles; the rich broth paired with the smooth tofu skin is a perfect match! ⸻ 🏨 Accommodation Guide: 🏡 Nasu Onsen Ryokan—After visiting Sessho-seki, relax and unwind at a nearby Nasu Onsen hot spring resort! ♨️ 🏯 Nasu Yumoto Onsen · Shika-no-Yu—The hot springs here are said to have powerful healing properties. You can even try the high-temperature hot spring challenge! 🔥 ⸻ 🚄 Transportation Guide: 🚆 From Tokyo: Take the Tohoku Shinkansen to Nasushiobara Station, then transfer to a bus to Nasu Yumoto Onsen Station. Sessho-seki is about a 5-minute walk from there. 🚌 Recommended for Road Trips: Take the Tohoku Expressway and exit at Nasu IC. It's about a 20-minute drive from there. ⸻ 💗 Other Tips: ✔ Best Time to Visit 🍁—Autumn and winter are the best seasons to visit. The autumn leaves 🍂 combined with the sulfurous steam create a breathtaking view! ✔ Praying to the Fox Deity 🦊—Remember to toss a coin and make a wish. It's said to be particularly effective for career, wealth, and relationships! ✨ ✔ Beware of the Sulfur Smell ⚠️—The sulfur smell can be strong in some areas, so sensitive individuals may want to wear a mask! 💡 If you love mysterious legends, volcanic landscapes, or want to experience the real aura of the nine-tailed fox legend, Sessho-seki is your dream destination! 🔥🦊

🏘️Hotel Introduction: Hotel Rocore Nishinasuno is located in Nasushiobara City. The overall style is rich in Japanese charm, with a simple and warm exterior. The hotel offers a wide variety of room types, including traditional tatami rooms for an immersive experience of Japanese accommodation culture, as well as comfortable Western-style rooms to meet the needs of different travelers. The rooms are simply yet elegantly furnished, with clean and comfortable beds, and equipped with a full range of modern facilities such as high-definition TVs, free Wi-Fi, and air purifiers. The hotel also has a natural hot spring bath, divided into indoor and outdoor hot spring pools, where you can enjoy the surrounding natural beauty while soaking in the hot springs and relieve the fatigue of your journey. The hotel staff are friendly and provide 24-hour attentive service. Whether you need to inquire about tourist information or resolve check-in issues, you will receive a prompt response. 🚗Transportation Guide: - From Tokyo: If you choose to take the JR railway, you can first go to Utsunomiya Station and then transfer to the Nikko Line to Nishinasuno Station. The whole journey takes about 2 hours and costs about JPY 3,000. The hotel provides a free shuttle bus from Nishinasuno Station. You need to book the shuttle in advance on the official website. If you choose to drive, take the Tohoku Expressway from Tokyo and exit at the Nasushiobara IC. It takes about 1.5 hours, and the toll fee is about JPY 2,500 - 3,500 depending on the vehicle type. - City Transportation: Public transportation in Nasushiobara City is not particularly well-developed, but there are bus routes around the hotel that can take you to the main attractions in the city. A one-day bus pass costs about JPY 500. You can also choose to rent a car, with a daily rental fee of about JPY 3,500 - 8,000, which is convenient for exploring the surrounding area freely. 🏕️Nearby Attractions: - Nasu Onsen Town: About a 10-minute walk from the hotel. This town is full of traditional Japanese atmosphere, with quaint hot spring hotels, unique shops, and izakayas lining the streets. You can stroll while tasting local snacks such as grilled dumplings and onsen eggs, and you can also buy exquisite handicrafts and souvenirs. - Nasu Highlands: About 20 minutes by bus or car. The scenery of Nasu Highlands varies throughout the year. In spring, cherry blossoms bloom all over the mountains; in summer, it is a summer resort where you can enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking and cycling; in autumn, the maple leaves turn fiery red; and in winter, it is a paradise for ski lovers, with multiple ski resorts to choose from, such as Nasu International Ski Resort, which has a variety of slopes suitable for skiers of different levels. 💰Average Cost Per Person: - Accommodation: Hotel room rates vary depending on the season and room type. During peak season, tatami rooms cost about JPY 12,000 - 18,000 per night, and Western-style rooms cost about JPY 15,000 - 20,000. During the off-season, tatami rooms cost about JPY 8,000 - 12,000, and Western-style rooms cost JPY 10,000 - 15,000. - Dining: The hotel buffet breakfast costs about JPY 1,500 per person. Lunch and dinner at the hotel restaurant cost JPY 2,500 - 5,000 per person. Dining at surrounding restaurants generally costs JPY 1,000 - 2,000 per person for simple meals, and JPY 3,000 - 6,000 per person for specialty dishes such as sukiyaki and shabu-shabu. - Transportation: Round-trip transportation from Tokyo costs about JPY 6,000 - 7,000 (round-trip JR fare + hotel transfer). Daily transportation within the city costs JPY 500 - 2,000 (bus or car rental). - Attractions: Nasu Onsen Town is free to visit. Nasu Highlands is free to enter. Ski resort tickets cost about JPY 4,000 - 6,000 per day, and ski equipment rental costs about JPY 2,500 - 4,000 per day. Overall, a 3-4 day trip to Nasushiobara City costs about JPY 40,000 - 60,000 per person (excluding shopping). 💗Other Tips: - Language: The main language is Japanese, but the hotel staff can generally communicate in simple English, and there are English signs at major attractions. Downloading translation software such as Google Translate will make communication more convenient. - Currency: Japanese yen is used. Currency can be exchanged at the hotel reception, airport, banks, and exchange offices in the city. You can also use a UnionPay card to withdraw cash from ATMs with the UnionPay logo, but a handling fee may be charged. - Season: The cherry blossom season from April to May and the autumn foliage season from September to November offer the most beautiful scenery and attract more tourists. Winter is suitable for skiing, but the temperature is low, so pay attention to keeping warm. Summer is cool and suitable for summer vacations. It is recommended to book hotels and tickets in advance to avoid crowds during peak season.

In the northeastern corner of Japan, Nasushiobara City shines like a hidden gem, radiating a tranquil and captivating aura. With anticipation for the unknown, I embarked on a journey to explore the unique charm of this small city. Upon arriving in Nasushiobara, I was greeted by fresh air and a serene atmosphere. Nestled amidst rolling hills and lush greenery, the city resembles a natural landscape painting. Along the streets, traditional Japanese houses with wooden structures and rustic tiles stand in perfect harmony, exuding a rich historical charm. Nasushiobara is renowned for its abundant hot springs. Stepping into a hot spring inn, I was immediately enveloped by a sense of comfort. The hot spring pools, hidden within courtyards and surrounded by greenery, create a private and tranquil ambiance. As I slowly immersed myself in the warm, mineral-rich water, all my fatigue seemed to melt away. The spring water is said to have beautifying and relaxing properties. Relaxing in the onsen, listening to the birdsong and feeling the gentle breeze, I felt at one with nature. Beyond the hot springs, Nasushiobara's natural scenery is equally captivating. Nasu Highlands is a vast grassland, adorned with colorful wildflowers. The distant mountains rise and fall, creating a picturesque scene against the backdrop of the blue sky and white clouds. Here, I could run and play freely, embracing the beauty of nature. In addition, Nasushiobara boasts numerous beautiful lakes with crystal-clear waters reflecting the surrounding mountains and trees. Strolling along the lakeshore, admiring the scenery, my heart was filled with tranquility and joy. Nasushiobara's cuisine is also unforgettable. The local specialties are known for their fresh ingredients and unique cooking methods. Nasu Wagyu beef, a renowned Japanese beef variety, is incredibly tender, juicy, and flavorful. Savoring perfectly grilled Wagyu, the melt-in-your-mouth sensation was truly delightful. The city also offers a variety of dishes made with wild mountain vegetables, each bursting with refreshing flavors of nature. Nasushiobara takes on a special tranquility at night. The streets are dimly lit, and few pedestrians are seen. As I strolled through the streets, I felt the city's peace and harmony. The distant mountains appeared faintly in the night, resembling a mystical ink painting. Back at the hot spring inn, after a relaxing soak, I lay on the tatami mat, listening to the chirping insects outside the window, and drifted off to sleep. Nasushiobara City, a small city brimming with natural charm and cultural richness, offered me an unforgettable travel experience with its hot springs, scenic beauty, and delicious cuisine. Its tranquility and beauty provided a sanctuary amidst my busy life.

In the northeast of Tochigi Prefecture, Japan, there is a city that is like a paradise - Nasushiobara City. It has both beautiful natural scenery and rich cultural heritage. It is a great place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and embrace nature. 1. Climate and temperature Nasushiobara City has a humid subtropical climate with four distinct seasons. The annual average temperature is 12.1°C. The highest average temperature is in August, about 23.8°C, which is suitable for summer vacation. The lowest temperature is in January, about 0.9°C. The snow scenery in winter is charming, which is also a good time to soak in hot springs. It is recommended to visit in spring and autumn (March to May, September to November) for the pleasant climate and picturesque scenery. 2. Must-visit attractions 1. Shiobara Hot Spring Village: Known as the "Shiobara Eleven Hot Springs", its history can be traced back to the 9th century AD. Literary masters such as Natsume Soseki and Ozaki Koyo once stayed here. There are various types of hot springs here. The spring water is rich in minerals and has different therapeutic effects. You can immerse yourself in the hot steam and relax your body and mind. The surrounding Red Suspension Bridge is covered with red leaves in autumn, and paired with a light show, it is extremely romantic; the bamboo lanterns of Miaoyun Temple complement the red leaves along the way, as if entering a secret realm of light and shadow. 2. Onuma Garden: The forest trail looks like a scene from a Ghibli movie, and at the end of the trail is an open and tranquil lake. In summer, you can observe the cute "forest frogs" and the world's smallest "small red dragonflies (Hatcho dragonflies)"; in autumn, this place is a famous place to view the red leaves, with the forests dyed in all colors, as beautiful as a fairy tale. 3. Kinomata Valley: The water of the Kinomata River is clear and has a beautiful blue-green color, and the surrounding valley scenery is charming. In spring, you can see fresh green, in autumn you can enjoy red maple leaves, and there are also rare large-leaf willow vegetation. In summer, this is a great place to cool off and play in the water, attracting many tourists to get close to nature. 3. Special Food 1. Nasu Wagyu: The meat is tender and juicy, with evenly distributed marble patterns. Whether it is made into steak, sukiyaki or shabu-shabu beef, it melts in your mouth and leaves you with an endless aftertaste. Recommended restaurant: Teppanyaki Steak House Kiku, where a dedicated chef prepares food to suit the taste of each guest. 2. Soba noodles: The local specialty buckwheat noodles have a chewy texture, paired with delicious soup and condiments such as chopped green onions and mustard, which is refreshing and delicious. You can taste the authentic flavor in the small noodle shops on the street. 3. Hot spring buns: a famous snack in Shiohara, with a soft outer skin and sweet red bean paste filling. It is not too sweet and is very suitable as a souvenir. 4. Transportation Guide It is very convenient to travel from Tokyo. You can take the JR Tohoku Shinkansen and reach Nasushiobara Station in about 70 minutes. After arrival, you can take the local tram, bus or taxi to various attractions. 5. Notes 1. Public transportation in Japan is usually very punctual. Pay attention to the last bus time to avoid delays. 2. In the hot spring baths, you must follow local customs, rinse your body before entering the hot spring pool, and do not make loud noises. 3. In terms of language, some tourist attractions and restaurant staff may not be able to communicate fluently in English. It is recommended to download translation software to facilitate communication.