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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
Oita
Beppu Onsen Sakurayu
5
Hiroshima
Honoka no Yu, Kitahiroshima
6
Kyoto
Kurama Onsen
7
Hokkaido
Sauna Kotan Sapporo
8
Aomori
Kumanosawa Onsen
9
Aichi
Natural hot springs Kakitsubata
10
Osaka
Kaizuka Ibuki Onsen Auto Campground
11
Nagasaki
Nagasaki Onsen Kidoan
12
Yamanashi
Hakushu/Ojira Forest Meisui Park Verga
13
Shiga
Spa Resort Ogoto Agaryanse
14
Hyogo
Michi-no-Eki Yokawa
15
Oita
Josei Tenku no Mori
16
Yamaguchi
Roadside Station Hotaru-kaido Nishinoichi
17
Niigata
Lotte Arai Resort
18
Kumamoto
Mifune Terrace
19
Yamaguchi
Yuya Harune
20
Mie
Yabucha no Yu, Shimagahara Onsen