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Ibusuki Iwasaki Hotel is a great place to enjoy the hot springs and the ocean view. There is also a sand bath inside the hotel, and after the sand bath, it feels great to take a bath in the open-air bath overlooking the ocean. It's especially good to take a bath while watching the sunrise. The food is also pretty good, so it's a hotel the whole family can enjoy.

They were very kind, picking me up when I arrived at the station and even taking me to and from soto-yu (public bathhouses). The building is old, but clean, so I was able to stay there with peace of mind. The inn also issues free bathing tickets that can be used to visit soto-yu (public bathhouses) of Kinosaki Onsen, so I was able to fully enjoy the hot springs of Kinosaki. There is also an indoor bath in the building, which can be used as a private bath.

I'm a local. This inn has a sand bath, free shochu tasting, and a Genroku bath, which are fun for both adults and children. If you have the time and transportation, I recommend the sand Sunamushi Onsen (Steam Sand Bath) at Yamakawa Fushimi Beach, which is a truly natural hot spring that has been around for a long time. If you go a little further, you can also visit Japan's only tourist seahorse farm, the Seahorse House, and Kamafuta Shrine, which are also interesting.

Ibusuki Royal Hotel does not have a sand bath on site, but they provide a free shuttle bus to a place where sand baths are available, so it wasn't a problem. The large public bath and open-air bath in the hotel had good quality water and a nice view. We also enjoyed the delicious shochu and Satsuma Kuroge Wagyu steak, as well as other dishes made with local ingredients.

This is Ryokan (Japanese inn) that evokes the good old days and is instagrammable. You can also enjoy the sulfur hot 100% natural hot spring water, which is rare in Noboribetsu Onsen, in the indoor and outdoor baths. As for the food, they are particular about the ingredients and change the menu every season so that you can enjoy the taste of each season, so you can eat delicious food at any time.

I recommend "Noboribetsu Onsen Daiichi Takimotokan". The bath is quite spacious and there are about 35 different types of baths, so you will never get bored. You will lose track of time. You can also choose to have meals in your room, so you can take instagrammable of your crab meal.

外湯巡りに最適な温泉街中心に位置する大和屋さんはいかがでしょう。素泊まりでも外湯フリーパスがついていたり、周りには居酒屋、コンビニがあって食べるものに困ることもないので、学生時代の節約旅行には嬉しいポイントを抑えたお宿です。

"Takinoya Annex Tamanoyu" is a Noboribetsu Onsen inn with a retro atmosphere that makes you feel like you've returned to your hometown in the countryside, with Japanese hearth in the lobby. With the feel of an old-fashioned Ryokan (Japanese inn), it's sure to look great instagrammable. The homey atmosphere of the inn is filled with retro accessories and Hokkaido-style furnishings, making it a great photo spot.

The nearest station is Gion Station, but it is also conveniently located within walking distance of Hakata Station. There is a bus from Hakata Station to Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine. The recommended points of this hotel are the large natural hot spring bath and the free Yonakisoba (noodles sold by a hawker at night). The accommodation fee is also reasonable, so you can stay here without hesitation.

We recommend Oedo Onsen Monogatari Kinosaki Onsen. This inn offers reasonable prices even for a one-night stay with two-meal Buffet. The two large baths offer different atmospheres, the open-air bath gives off a sense of warmth and calm from the wood, and the Genbu-no-yu (sauna) is perfect for a relaxing night out with friends.

This stylish cafe and guesthouse is located right next to JR Noboribetsu Station, the gateway to Noboribetsu Onsen. You can use the cafe on the first floor even if you are not staying at the hotel. I recommend the delicious additive-free soft serve ice cream made from 100% Noboribetsu milk. Almost all hotels offer day-trip bathing in the hot springs, so you can enjoy them while staying at this guesthouse. They will also give you lots of local information on Noboribetsu's fun spots, interesting places, and places that are perfect for instagrammable.

There is a sand bath, a specialty of Ibusuki. The venue is very spacious, and you can sweat it out while enjoying the open feeling. Afterwards, you can feel even more refreshed in the open-air bath, which is also full of a sense of freedom, and you can immerse yourself in the best mood. The meal is a half-Buffet, with a mini kaiseki（a traditional Japanese multiple course meal ）and a wide variety of Buffet, so the whole family can enjoy it. Because it is a vacation village, the accommodation fee is cheap, and there are also interactive programs that children will enjoy.

The inn is located in a rich natural setting with a view of Lake Tazawa below. There are many plans available for one person to stay at the inn. Hot springs can be enjoyed in the spacious public bath (with sauna) and open-air bath. Both dinner and breakfast are served at Buffet and include a wide variety of local Akita cuisine such as Kiritanpo nabe, Damako nabe, Iburi Gako, and Mikaribayaki. You can also enjoy a powerful Namahage show during dinner. Near the hotel, there is an observation terrace with a wooden deck overlooking Lake Tazawa and Akita Komagatake, offering a wonderful view of nature. If you make a reservation in advance, you can be picked up from Tazawako Station, so there is no need to worry about accessibility.

At this inn, you can enjoy local cuisine using ingredients from the local area of Oga! After dinner, you can take a courtesy bus to the famous "Night Namahage Drum Show," so feel free to enjoy the show!

We recommend this inn, which offers a plan that includes a free ticket to Visiting hot springs. It is a reasonably priced accommodation with no meals included, so you can fully enjoy the hot springs of Kinosaki Onsen. You can also use the open-air observation bath and free private baths at the inn, so you can fully enjoy the hot springs.

This is a recommended inn that offers a plan with no meals included, allowing you to enjoy Kinosaki Onsen at a reasonable price. You can see the Japanese garden from the room. There is a large communal bath and an open-air bath, so this is a recommended inn for those who want to enjoy a proper hot spring trip at a reasonable price.

This inn is about a 6-minute walk from Kinosaki Onsen Station on the JR Sanin Line, making it a convenient location for enjoying the hot spring town. They also offer plans with no meals included, and reception desk will introduce you to recommended restaurants for dinner, so you can enjoy a comfortable stay without worries.

To get to Ibusuki Onsen, there is a direct bus from Kagoshima Airport. It takes a little time, but you can get there without getting lost. The famous natural sand bath is located on the beach on the coast. It is a unique bathing experience where you cover yourself with sand, but even if your body gets dirty, you can wash it off comfortably and there are facilities nearby, so you don't have to worry. Now, Ibusuki Shusuien is a long-established Ryokan (Japanese inn) that is said to have been ranked number one in the food category of the 100 Best Japanese Ryokan (Japanese inn) selected by professionals for over 30 years in a row. I stayed at this inn for two nights, and the food was amazing. The prices are a little high, but it is sure to be a memory that will last a lifetime.

Tsukimotoya Ryokan (Japanese inn) is an inn located an 8-minute walk from JR Kinosaki Onsen Station. Due to regulations, the hot springs are only indoor baths, but there are soto-yu (public bathhouses) scattered around, so we recommend using those as well. The area is in the hot spring town of Kinosaki Onsen, so there are plenty of restaurants and cafes scattered around, so you can rest assured.