Ginzan Onsen
銀山温泉
A historic hot spring town featuring multi-story wooden architecture and gas-lit streets that evoke early 20th-century Japan.
What it is
- A hot spring resort discovered by silver miners during the 17th century.
- A designated National Recreation Hot Spring Resort in Yamagata Prefecture.
- The filming location for the famous NHK television drama Oshinn.
- A pedestrian-only town center where general vehicles are prohibited from entering.
What to see
- Wooden multi-story buildings from the Taisho and Showa eras lining the river.
- Traditional gas lamps installed along the stone-paved pedestrian paths.
- The Shiroganeyu public bath and Fujiya inn designed by architect Kengo Kuma.
- Shirogane Falls located within the Ginzan Shirogane Park area.
- The Nobesawa Silver Mine caves designated as a national historic site.
When to go
- May to October to see Hanagasa dances performed on the town bridges.
Getting there
- Buses run directly to the hot spring area from Oishida Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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