Asama Onsen
浅間温泉
A historic hot spring district in Matsumoto featuring alkaline waters, traditional inns, and a legacy of Edo-period lords.
What it is
- A hot spring district discovered in 939 by the Inukai clan.
- Home to approximately 30 inns and several public bath houses.
- Site of former private villas and baths used by Matsumoto lords.
- A location once used as a standby station for special attack units.
What to see
- Seven different active spring sources providing alkaline simple thermal water.
- Misa Shrine which enshrines three deities including Takeminakata-no-mikoto.
- Matsumoto City Baseball Stadium located within the district.
- Traditional architecture of the local inns and public bathing facilities.
When to go
- The annual Torch Festival held at Misa Shrine.
Getting there
- Accessible by bus from Matsumoto Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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