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    You cannot go back home without soaking yourself into an authentic onsen(hot spring) . Don't know where to go? Have limited time? Here are some tips for the busy travelers.
    1. For those who are staying in Tokyo and have only half day off go to: Ashinoyu, Hakone(Kanagawa
    2. For those who are staying in Tokyo and have a day off go to: Kusatsu(Gunma) or Naruko(Miyagi)
    3. For those who have a weekend off go to: Beppu(Oita), Noboribetsu(Hokkaido), Nyuto(Akita)(or basically anywere you wish to go).

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« Q3 Can I find an onsen in Tokyo? | Main | Takimiya 滝見屋@ Oodaira Onsen, Yamagata »

Q4 Where would be an ideal location to visit as a day trip from Tokyo?

Well, this may be the most frequent question that I receive. If you are staying in Tokyo and have a day off, I would recommend to visit either Hakone or Kusatsu.

  • Hakone: Easy access from Tokyo. Take the Odakyu Romance Car. There are many tourist spots too. If you haven't seen the Mt. Fuji before, go to Hakone and enjoy both onsen and Mt. Fuji. There are many onsen places around the Hakone Yumoto Station, but my recommendation is Ashinoyu.

          Tourist Information: Haknoe Navi

  • Kusatsu: It's a fun onsen town with many free public onsen. It takes about 3 hours from Tokyo, but it is worth visiting to experience one of the most famous onsen sites in Japan. The onsen water is sulfuric acid. If you are not used to onsen, it might be too strong.

          Tourist Information: Kusatsu Onsen

October 18, 2008 in -ONSEN FAQ- |

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