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Saitama Open-air Hot Spring "Yukai Sokai": Yukemuri Yokocho (Misato)
Showa-Era Townscapes Recreated at a Hot Spring Facility
This hot spring facility in Misato, Saitama, recreates a nostalgic Showa-retro streetscape. It offers authentic bathing at the natural hot spring "Misato Onsen," drawn from underground, and highlights its attention to water quality with features such as a sterilizing device. Facilities include an open-air bath, an "electric bath," a "sauna," and a "cold plunge," creating a relaxed setting. The interior also includes a dining area, rest spaces, and relaxation facilities, making it possible to spend the day from bathing to dining. Parking for more than 200 vehicles is also available, allowing convenient access by car.
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Saitama Open-Air Hot Spring "Yukai Sokai": Yukemuri Yokocho (Omiya)
A Retreat Combining Hot Springs, Dining, and Relaxation
Located in Mihashi, Nishi Ward, Saitama City, Saitama, this day-use hot spring facility offers hot springs, dining, and relaxation in one extended-stay setting. Designed to recreate the atmosphere of a Showa-era hot spring town, it brings the feeling of a short getaway within the city. A particular highlight is the privately sourced "Saitama Mihashi Onsen," drawn from a depth of about 1,500 meters, known for its gentle feel on the skin and deep warmth. The spacious interior features a variety of baths, creating the atmosphere of visiting multiple hot springs. With a retro ambiance, the facility offers plenty to see as you walk around and is highly photogenic, making it an entertainment-rich destination for a wide range of generations.
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Saitama Canadian Canoe Club Bencher
Charter a Canadian Canoe and Become One With Nature
You can experience Canadian canoeing at Lake Chichibu Sakura (Urayama Dam) in Chichibu City, Saitama. Surrounded by gigantic rocks from around 150 million years ago on the lake, experience the power of the earth and enjoy the beautiful nature of each season reflected on the surface of the lake. Canoes are basically for two people, but there are three courses that can be chosen by individuals, groups, and families, making it easy for even beginners to enjoy.
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Saitama Musashi Dairokuten Shrine
A shrine that celebrates Tengu and is crowded with many worshipers.
Musashi Dairokuten Shrine, located in Saitama City, Saitama Prefecture, was founded in 1782. The deities enshrined are Omotaru no Mikoto and Ayakashi Kone no Mikoto, and six deities are enshrined here, which bring many benefits such as family safety, abundant harvests, and prosperous business. It is said that there is. It is also famous for enshrining the Tengu, and the shrine grounds are full of miraculous visitors, with the shrine grounds bustling with worshipers receiving plaques of the Blue Tengu and Red Tengu.
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Saitama Omiya Kadomachi
A Landmark Complex at the East Exit of JR Omiya Station
This multi-purpose complex, opened in 2022 in Omiya Ward, Saitama City, brings together commercial facilities, offices, and a civic hall. It features restaurants and shops for daily use, a clinic floor, and "RaiBoC Hall", which houses a large hall, meeting rooms, and exhibition spaces. On the first floor, Kadomachi Square occasionally hosts public events and is open for general use.
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Saitama Nagatoro Furusawaen
Connecting with Nature in Nagatoro, Saitama Prefecture
This facility in nature-rich Nagatoro, Saitama, offers dining, atmospheric spaces, and hands-on experiences. The covered barbecue area accommodates up to 350 guests and can be used without bringing supplies, with no need to worry about rainy days. Activities that make the most of the natural setting include making udon, catching fish by hand, and relaxing in a hammock in summer. Natural spring water known as "Tsubura no Mizu" is also available to drink.
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Saitama Roadside Station Okabe
A roadside station located in Fukaya, one of Japan's leading "vegetable kingdoms"
This roadside station along the Fukaya Bypass serves as a hub for Fukaya City's special products, agricultural goods, local cuisine, history, and events. Its top recommendation is Fukaya green onions, available year-round. Seasonal morning-harvested vegetables and over 200 types of local pickles are also popular. Stop by while exploring Fukaya, the birthplace of Shibusawa Eiichi.
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