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  • Question publication date:2019/11/25
  • Update date:2024/12/28
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  • Ginzan Onsen - I want to stay at a hot spring inn after skiing! Can you recommend an inn with a nice open-air bath?

This year I'm planning to go skiing in Yamagata Prefecture, Japan. I'd like to stay overnight at the nearby Ginzan Onsen, but are there any inns with nice open-air baths? I'd like to warm up my cold body slowly after skiing.

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Ginzanso

85 Ginzan Shinhata, Obanazawa-shi

  • A beautiful snow scene can be seen

  • We recommend "Ginzanso." The bath is connected to the open-air bath without leaving the indoor bath, so you don't have to worry about getting cold when moving between baths, even in winter. The open-air bath offers a beautiful view of the mountains, which will help you relax after skiing. You can also use the bedrock bath, which costs extra, so Ryokan (Japanese inn) can warm yourself up to the core.
    なち's answer (Posted on:2022/12/23)

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  • An open-air bath with a spectacular snowy view

  • If you are looking for a nice inn with an open-air bath in Ginzan Onsen, I recommend "Ginzanso". The large open-air bath​ ​is​ ​surrounded by nature and has a great sense of openness. Looking at the snowy scenery and the stars in the clear sky while soaking in the hot water will quickly relieve your fatigue. You will definitely be very satisfied.
    へゆもんて's answer (Posted on:2022/10/22)

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  • It will soothe your body that has gotten cold after skiing.

  • The open-air bath at Ginzanso is about half the size of a tennis court. At night, a soft night light is turned on, illuminating the steam. You can hear the murmuring of the river and the chirping of wild birds. The standard room is a 10-tatami Japanese-style room with a view of the Ginzan River below.
    とりむ's answer (Posted on:2022/10/ 3)

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  • The open-air bath has a sense of openness and the water is gentle on the skin.

  • How about "Ginzanso"? It is located about 30 minutes by car from Obanazawa city. You can take a shuttle bus to Ginzan Onsen from JR Oishida Station. The open-air bath has a sense of openness and the water is gentle on the skin. In winter, you can enjoy the snowy scenery. The sulfuric hot spring has the effect of relieving fatigue. For meals, you can enjoy Japanese cuisine made with seasonal ingredients from Yamagata.
    アラート's answer (Posted on:2021/7/31)

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  • Ryokan (Japanese inn) with an open-air bath in Ginzan Onsen

  • We recommend the open-air bath at Ryokan (Japanese inn) in Ginzan Onsen, where you can enjoy a relaxing bath while feeling the seasonal nature of Ginzan. There is also Lying-down bath next to the open-air bath, where you can stretch your legs and relax. For meals, you can enjoy exquisite gourmet food such as shabu-shabu and Shabu Shabu(Japanese hotpot)Obanazawa beef, a specialty of Yamagata.
    わらびもち's answer (Posted on:2021/4/17)

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  • Ryokan (Japanese inn) with a large public bath, an open-air bath with a great view, and a reclining Lying-down bath

  • This Ryokan (Japanese inn) is a relatively new building in Ginzan Onsen, so it is very clean. The rooms with a semi-open-air bath are especially recommended. There is plenty of hot water, and in winter you can enjoy the snowy scenery outside while soaking in the open-air bath. For dinner, they serve local dishes including Yamagata beef, and the breakfast buffet is full of delicious dishes. It is about a 5-minute walk from the hot spring town, but for reference, my recommended places to stop by are "Tofuya" and "Kare Pan", which serve delicious yudofu. As it is located on a slight hill, the view from Ryokan (Japanese inn) rooms is good and the surroundings are quiet, so you will surely be very satisfied. There is also a bedrock bath and Lying-down bath, which are great for soothing your body.
    hahata's answer (Posted on:2021/1/ 2)

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  • You can enjoy a panoramic view of the mountains from the bath.

  • We recommend a room with a semi-open-air bath. It's a luxurious bath where you can have the great outdoors all to yourself. You can enjoy a comfortable bath in the large public bath and the open-air bath. There is also a reclining Lying-down bath. For dinner, you can enjoy dishes such as melt-in-your-mouth Japanese black beef, fatty tuna, and steamed sweet shrimp.
    一郎ちゃん's answer (Posted on:2019/12/ 5)

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  • Enjoy Ginzan Onsen in the midst of nature

  • If you want to enjoy an open-air bath at Ginzan Onsen, this inn is highly recommended. You can enjoy an open-air bath surrounded by nature. In winter, you can enjoy bath to view the snow. For meals, you can enjoy local cuisine made with plenty of seasonal locally sourced ingredients. You can enjoy delicious meals such as black wagyu beef that melts in your mouth, fatty tuna, and soft steamed sweet shrimp. We recommend this inn because you can enjoy an open-air bath and a meal after skiing.
    どんどん's answer (Posted on:2019/12/ 3)

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  • An inn that boasts a spacious open-air bath

  • This is a charming inn with a Taisho era romantic atmosphere. The open-air bath where you can enjoy the colors of the four seasons is the pride of this inn, and it warms your mind and body and leaves you feeling indescribably refreshed. The rooms with semi-open-air Lying-down bath for reclining are also popular and recommended.
    rianko's answer (Posted on:2019/11/28)

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  • An open-air bath where you can listen to the murmuring of the Ginzan River

  • The open-air bath at this inn is surrounded by magnificent nature, and you can soak while listening to the murmuring of the Ginzan River. In addition to the open-air bath, there is also a bath where you can lie down and enjoy the impressive starry sky. The guest rooms are spacious Japanese-style rooms where you can relax.
    夢々's answer (Posted on:2019/11/26)

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