Shiobara-Arayu Onsen
塩原新湯温泉
A high-altitude hot spring town founded after a 1659 earthquake, offering traditional public baths and active volcanic views.
What it is
- A hot spring resort located at an elevation of 1000 meters.
- Established by residents from Motoyu who relocated after the 1659 Aizu earthquake.
- Situated at the foot of Mount Fuji in the Takahara area.
- Home to three public bathhouses named Mujina, Tera, and Naka.
What to see
- Active volcanic fumaroles located at the eruption site.
- Tera no Yu bathhouse, which takes its name from the former Enkoku-ji Temple.
Getting there
- Take a forty minute bus ride from Nishi-Nasuno Station to the terminal.
- The Yu-Taxi connects the bus terminal directly to the hot spring.
- A ten minute drive from Furumachi via the Momiji Line.
- Thirty minutes by car from the Nishi-Nasuno Shiobara Interchange.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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