Matsunoyama Onsen
松之山温泉
One of Japan's three major medicinal baths, featuring ancient fossil seawater and unique cultural traditions in a heavy snowfall region.
What it is
- One of Japan's three major medicinal baths located in a heavy snowfall area.
- The spring water is fossil seawater dating back ten million years.
- Legend says a hawk discovered the hot spring seven hundred years ago.
- The water contains high levels of boric acid and reaches ninety-eight degrees Celsius.
What to see
- Traditional inns designated as National Registered Tangible Cultural Properties.
- Binary power generation facilities that utilize heat from the hot springs.
- Natural scenery that often experiences over four meters of snow in winter.
When to go
- The local festival featuring groom-throwing and ink-smearing traditions.
- Winter months to experience the extreme four-meter snow accumulation.
Getting there
- Buses run from Matsudai Station directly to the hot spring town.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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