Toi Onsen
土肥温泉
A historic hot spring resort on the Izu coast featuring public baths, deep-sea cuisine, and a former gold mining legacy.
What it is
- A coastal hot spring resort located on the western side of the Izu Peninsula.
- A town that originally prospered through the development of the Toi Gold Mine.
- A municipal hot spring area with sources dating back as far as 1611.
- A filming location for the movie Umi no Futa.
What to see
- Four public bath houses and one communal footbath located throughout the town.
- The original Mabu-yu spring source situated within the grounds of Anraku-ji Temple.
- Restaurants serving local deep-sea fish caught from the nearby Suruga Bay.
Getting there
- Take a bus directly to the area from Shuzenji Station.
- A ferry connects Shimizu Port to Toi Port in approximately 90 minutes.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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