Kamasaki Onsen
鎌先温泉
A historic hot spring village discovered in 1428, famous for its medicinal waters and traditional wooden inns.
What it is
- A hot spring district discovered in 1428 by a resident using a sickle tip.
- Historically recognized as a medicinal bath specifically for healing wounds.
- The area features five traditional inns including the oldest establishment, Yunushi Ichijo.
- Mogamiya Ryokan remains the only inn offering long-term healing stays today.
What to see
- Traditional wooden inn architecture located throughout the hot spring area.
- Natural spring water containing sodium, chloride, sulfate, and iron.
- A central square featuring a public parking lot for visitors.
Getting there
- Take a twenty minute bus ride from Shiroishi-Zao Station to reach the area.
- Drivers can access the hot spring district via the Shiroishi Interchange.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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