Where is the best hot spring in Japan?

Japanese hot springs recommend Xialu Hot Springs, Cao Jin Hot Springs, Ma You Hot Springs, Hakone-machi Hot Springs and Guinvchuan Hot Springs.

1, Xialu Hot Spring

Xialu Hot Spring is a charming hot spring resort town, located in the deep mountains of Gifu Prefecture, Japan. It has a history of more than 65,438+0,000 years, and it has been used since the beginning of the 65,438+00 century. It is also famous for receiving the Japanese emperor in history. The spring water of Xialu Hot Spring is colorless and transparent, and it is smooth and alkaline. It is a popular "beauty spa", also known as "beauty soup".

2. Cao Jin Hot Springs

Cao Jin Hot Spring is located in the center of Gunma County, a quiet rural county. It holds the record of the largest hot spring in Japan, and has been attracting tourists to soak in hot springs since the Edo era. Many people who have experienced the busy life in the city will come to relax on weekends. The spring water here is strongly acidic and has good antibacterial properties.

3. Ma You Hot Springs

It takes 38 minutes by train from Kobe to reach Ma You Hot Springs. This quiet town is located at the foot of the beautiful Liujiashan Mountain, surrounded by mountains. It is the oldest spa in Japan and records the visit of the 34th Emperor of Japan in the 6th century. The legend about hot springs in Ma You can be traced back to 1300 years ago.

4. Hakone-machi Hot Springs

Hakone-CHO is located in the southwest of Kanagawa Prefecture, 90 kilometers away from Tokyo. It is the hometown of Japanese hot springs and a health resort. Hakone-CHO is surrounded by green peaks and arches, with gurgling streams and beautiful hot springs. Hakone-CHO is also called "National Park" because tourists come and go all the year round.

5. Guinvchuan Hot Spring

Guinvchuan Hot Spring is located on the Nuhe River in Sunshine National Park, with rich and beautiful natural environment. Since ancient times, there has been a saying among the people that the Nuhe River was hit by a river and burned in the bath. It is a hot spring tourist attraction represented by Toyo in Beichuan, Japan, which is deeply loved by Japanese people.