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Originally, Japanese people have always loved baths and hot springs. It's only natural that the ways to enjoy day-trip bathing and hot spring facilities continue to evolve. Find your favorite facility and pay it a visit. Here, we introduce the popular ranking of day-trip hot spring facilities nationwide, as voted by Tabiiro readers.
Updated every Monday: Calculated based on number of views over 30 days
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サウナコタンサッポロ
Hokkaido
Hokkaido
サウナコタンサッポロ
"Sauna Cotan Sapporo" is located approximately a 6-minute drive from the "Daiwa House Premist Dome" in Toyohira Ward, Sapporo. Its name combines the Finnish word kota, meaning "Hut," and the Ainu word kotan, meaning "Village." This auto-loyly sauna is supervised by a board member of the Japan Sauna Society. The men’s sauna features brick walls reminiscent of a Scandinavian sauna hut, while the women’s sauna has benches encircling a stove, evoking the feeling of a bonfire in a Finnish forest. Both settings recreate the atmosphere of Northern Europe. From first-time visitors to seasoned sauna enthusiasts, all can enjoy a soothing "Totonou" experience (deeply calming sensation after a sauna).
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Osaka
Dotonbori Sauna
2
Kanagawa
Hakone Kowakien Yunessun
3
Hyogo
Arima Kaido Onsen Suzuran no Yu
4
Kyoto
Kurama Onsen
5
Nagasaki
Nagasaki Onsen Kidoan
6
Niigata
Lotte Arai Resort
7
Hiroshima
Honoka no Yu, Kitahiroshima
8
Shiga
Spa Resort Ogoto Agaryanse
9
Hokkaido
Sauna Kotan Sapporo
10
Mie
Yabucha no Yu, Shimagahara Onsen
11
Kumamoto
Mifune Terrace
12
Oita
Beppu Onsen Sakurayu
13
Aichi
Natural hot springs Kakitsubata
14
Oita
Josei Tenku no Mori
15
Yamanashi
Hakushu/Ojira Forest Meisui Park Verga
16
Yamaguchi
Roadside Station Hotaru-kaido Nishinoichi
17
Yamanashi
Yamanami no Yu
18
Osaka
Kaizuka Ibuki Onsen Auto Campground
19
Aichi
BASE CAMP KITI
20
Aomori
Kumanosawa Onsen