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Kaneyama
Hot springs

Welcome to Kaneyama!

Surrounded by mountains, the valley of Kaneyama is home to rivers both large and small, and offers you views of Japan’s historic scenery from the comfort of a hot spring.
Offering a variety of different hot spring facilities, the area is also popular with photographers, with such attractions as the former village of Mugenkyo, where you can take in the timeless scenery by boat on the Tadami river, and the JR Tadami Line that runs through vistas of unspoiled nature.
Immerse yourself in one of our hot springs and let go of the fatigue of daily life, surrounded by the ever changing picturesque beauty of the four seasons.

Where is Kaneyama?

Japan
金山町 温泉位置
    • Nakagawa Hot Spring(Fukushi Center YuuYuu-Kan)

      This hot spring is located in the YuuYuu-Kan building just 3 minutes walk from Aizu-Nakagawa Station on the JR Tadami Line. The clear green waters are valued for making your skin silky smooth.

    • Tsurukameso Inn

      This inn features cuisine made with carefully selected seasonal ingredients and a natural hot spring that will warm your heart.

    • Asahiya Guesthouse (Koguriyama)

      Kaneyama is said to offer an experience of the primordial scenery once found throughout Japan,

    • Tamanashi Hot Spring Public Bath

      Though the water here seems a bit too hot at first, it will grow more comfortable the longer you sit, and ultimately warm you up so well that you won’t stop sweating for some time after getting out.

    • Yugura Public Hot Spring

      The waters at this hot spring are somewhat hotter than normal.

    • Hachimachi Hot Spring Public Bath - Kame-no-Yu

      This hot spring inn is located along the clear Nojiri river as it winds through the mountains.

    • Ōshio Public Hot Spring

      The lower temperature of the waters here are ideal for spending a longer amount of time in the bath.

    • Kominka Guesthouse Kakujou

      Both the Oishio Public Hot Spring and the Oisho Carbonated Bath are located nearby the inn.

    • Takizawa Hot Spring - Matsu-no-Yu

      This hot spring is the first you will encounter when entering Kaneyama from the direction of Tadami.

    • Seseragiso Natural CIder Hot Spring, Kaneyama Hot Spring Wellness Facility

      Enjoy unadulterated hot spring water direct from the source, from both the Tamanashi and Daikoku-yu hot springs, the latter being a naturally carbonated hot spring.

    • Tamanashi Hot Spring Ebisu-ya Inn

      Ebisu-ya Inn offers a slightly different way to enjoy your moment of leisure.

    Access

    By Train / Bus

    By Car

    Visit transp. timetable from train/bus icons. *exc. Yamanote-line

    Haneda Airport
    Shinagawa Station
    Yamanote line
    Narita Airport
    Fukushima Airport
    Tokyo Station
    Shinagawa Station
    Koriyama Station
    Kaneyama Onsen (Aizu Kawaguchi Station)

    Taxi

    Kawaguchi Taxi

    Nearest station : Aizu Kawaguchi Station
    Tel: 0241-54-2255

    Takizawa Co., Ltd.

    Nearest station: Aizu-Yokota Station
    Tel: 0241-56-4032

    Check-In & Check-Out

    Guests are often not allowed to enter the inn with shoes on.
    When slippers are provided at the front entrance, be sure to change into them before entering.

    Check-In

    • Say “Check-In, please” at the front desk of the inn.
    • (Inn staff may not be able to speak English. When that is the case, be sure to speak slowly and clearly to help them understand you.)

    • You likely received a confirmation if you made your reservation via a travel agent, so present it if you have one.
    • If you reserved online, we recommend that you print out the confirmation before leaving for your trip, or making sure you can quickly present it on your smartphone.
      Some inns do not offer Wi-Fi service, so we recommend that you print out the confirmation in advance for a smooth check in.

    • Write your name and address on the inn’s check in card.
    • Pay the accommodation fee if payment is required in advance.
    • Some inns do not offer electronic payment options so be sure to have cash ready just in case.

    • The staff at many inns will guide you to your room, in which case you should wait for them to do so.
    • They will typically explain any rules or precautions for using the facilities before heading to the room.

      If you need to leave your belongings in your room or at the front desk before checking in, let the staff know.
      * It may not be possible to pay for your room with a credit card. Check the list of hot spring inns for details.

    Check-Out

    Make sure to leave your room by the check out time as staff will need to enter to clean it. (Those staying multiple nights should also leave the room once to allow for cleaning.)
    To check out, say “Check out, please” at the front desk.
    At this time, you will need to pay for your room if you have not already done so, and any additional non-free drinks, amenities, or facilities you used during your stay.
    Remember to return your key to the front desk at this time.

    *Some inns may have a different check in or check out process.
    Check the official web site for each inn or use the "Contact" button listed alongside each to ask for details.

    温泉の入り方

    A copy of this Privacy Policy in PDF format can be downloaded and printed.
    * If you are using machine translation, please download the file from the original page.

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