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- Question publication date:2018/1/16
- Update date:2024/12/26
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Recommended hot spring inns where you can take a tour of Izumo Taisha Shrine and "GeGeGe no Kitaro"
After visiting Izumo Taisha Shrine, I would like to visit the Sakaiminato area, which is associated with Shigeru Mizuki. I would like to take a dip in a hot spring, so is there a good place to stay?
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216 Taisho-machi, Sakaiminato city, Tottori, Japan, 684-0004
- Conveniently located just a short walk from Sakaiminato Station, it is recommended as a base for sightseeing. There is a large natural hot spring bath that is open all night, so you can enjoy the hot springs at any time. Buffet includes local specialties and is delicious. The rooms are Japanese-modern and relaxing, with tatami mats and low beds for relaxation. Another recommended point is that the price is reasonable.たこべー's answer (Posted on:2018/4/22)
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An inn where you can enjoy natural hot springs at a reasonable price
- This is a chain hotel in Izumo. It has good access to Izumo sightseeing spots, including Izumo Taisha Shrine, so it is recommended for tourists. In addition, it is a good value inn because you can stay at a reasonable price and enjoy natural hot springs, which is rare for a business hotel.マナ's answer (Posted on:2018/1/18)
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Hotel with natural hot springs in front of Yonago Station
- Conveniently located, just a 2-minute walk from Yonago Station. There is a large public bath where you can enjoy natural hot springs (sourced from Misasa Onsen). A healthy breakfast is also provided free of charge. Dinner is not included, but the hotel staff will introduce you to some carefully selected restaurants around the hotel. If you are not coming by car, I think this hotel, conveniently located in front of the station, is the best choice. The accommodation fee is also reasonable and perfect.Rainbow 4169's answer (Posted on:2018/7/ 5)
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There is also a natural hot spring just a short walk from Sakaiminato Station.