Where is a good place to soak hot springs in Tokyo?

Not only is it suitable to go to hot springs in winter, but it can also be experienced in spring. If you go to Tokyo now, you must experience the hot springs in Tokyo, which is a must-see experience in Tokyo.

Edo hot spring

Edo Hot Spring is the most famous hot spring place in Tokyo. The appearance is very consistent with the ancient Japanese charm, glazed tiles, curved beams and lanterns, as if crossing back to the Edo era. Among the six hot springs, "Edo Hot Spring" and "Jintang" are representative hot springs in the story of Edo Hot Springs, but they are mainly made of natural hot spring water at a depth of 1400 meters underground.

Transportation: Take the JR Yamanote Line (outer ring) at Tokyo Station/Ikebukuro Station to Xinqiao Station, or take the JR Yamanote Line (inner ring) at Shinjuku Station/Shibuya Station to Xinqiao Station, then transfer to the Lily Seagull Line and get off at the Telecom Center Station. You can walk. The whole journey from Tokyo Station takes about 30 minutes. About 1 hour from Ikebukuro Station or Shinjuku Station. It takes about 50 minutes from Shibuya Station.

Opening hours: 1 1:00- 9: 00 am the next day; The last admission time is 7 o'clock in the morning.

Admission information: 2827 yen for adults, 0/575 yen for children over 4 years old and free for children under 4 years old. Admission after 0/8: 00/kloc: adults 1987 yen, children over 4 years old 1575 yen, and children under 4 years old are free. Extra charge after 2 am: adults and children plus 1575 yen, and children under 4 years old are free.

kusatsu onsen

As the first hot spring in Japan, Cao Jin Hot Spring has reached an astonishing 4000 liters of source water per minute. They keep pouring out from more than 0/00 outlets of/kloc-,and 100% is pure natural without any treatment such as heating, boiling, cooling with water or recycling. High-temperature spring water is cooled by wooden water pipes and transported to various hot spring facilities and hotels.

Icaho hot spring

Ikaho Hot Spring is located in Ikaho Town, Gunma Prefecture, Japan. It was formed by the underground volcanic activity of Hazelnut Mountain nearby. Beautiful natural environment and beautiful style also appeared in Ye Wan Collection, an ancient Japanese poetry collection. "Songzi Soup" is also famous. Since 1300 years ago, the spring water has been spewing and the color is yellowish brown. Spring water contains sulfate and carbonic acid, which is especially good for women and can even improve "infertility".

Transportation: Take the JR Shinkansen or Nagano Shinkansen from Tokyo, change to the Shinkansen at Takasaki Station, get off at Shechuan Station, and then take a bus to Igaho (about 2 hours from Tokyo).

Guinvchuan hot spring

Guinvchuan Hot Spring, located in the valley between the upper reaches of Nujiang River and Obinata Mountain and Sakyamuni Mountain, flows through the central part of Tochigi County. It has been the hometown of hot springs for more than 300 years and has enjoyed the reputation of "the hometown of secret soup" since ancient times. At that time, only some celebrities and monks who went to worship could come here to take a bath. It was not until the Meiji period that this beautiful hot spring in the mountain was opened to the general public. Today, it has gradually developed into the leading bathing beach in Japan.

Transportation: Nikko City is only about 2 hours away from Tokyo. You can take the Wudong Railway at the transportation hub of Asakusa.