Category: Gero

Sachinoyu is a community-based public bathhouse quietly nestled on the outskirts of Gero Onsen town. It's not flashy, but its high-quality hot springs and relaxing atmosphere make it a popular hidden gem known only to those in the know. While it's a place of relaxation used daily by locals, it also has a warm atmosphere that makes it easy for tourists to drop in. The water is drawn from Gero's hot spring source...

Shirasagi-no-Yu is a historic public bathhouse located in the heart of Gero Onsen. Named after the legend that a white heron once revealed the location of the hot springs, this facility is a popular spot loved by locals as a place where you can casually enjoy genuine hot spring water straight from the source. The building retains its traditional atmosphere and has one bathroom for men and one for women, with hot springs available.

Located in the heart of Gero Onsen town, the Kurgarden Open-Air Bath is a day-trip hot spring facility where you can enjoy free-flowing hot spring water in an open atmosphere that feels like one with nature. Although it is a municipal public facility, it is popular with tourists and locals alike, thanks to its comprehensive facilities and spectacular location. Towels and shampoos are available for purchase and rental, so you can drop in empty-handed.

Ogawaya is a long-established inn that was founded over 70 years ago, located along the Hida River that flows through the center of Gero Onsen. It offers both overnight stays and day trips, and boasts a high level of popularity as a facility where you can enjoy the spacious tatami baths and open-air baths with spectacular views. With its charming Japanese atmosphere and attentive hospitality, it has gained support from a wide range of generations, especially women and families.