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Kinosaki Onsen Hopping: Kinosaki Onsen
Kinosaki Onsen Hopping
Immerse yourself both figuratively and literally in the traditional Japanese lifestyle and hospitality of the ryokan. You can forget the hustle and bustle of everyday life, relaxing both your body and mind amidst the healing space of the onsen ryokan. Kinosaki Onsen is a renowned hot spring town offering traditional Japanese accommodations including tatami floors and futon beds. The added bonus of kaiseki or traditional multi-course Japanese meal, makes this onsen town popular with both Japanese and foreign tourists alike.
Includes:
- 2 Nights Kinosaki Onsen
- Kinosaki Onsen Pass
- Train Tickets Kyoto to Kinosaki Onsen
- Train Tickets Kinosaki Onsen to Osaka
- Daily Breakfast
| Day 1 |
Kinosaki Onsen is a resort area best known for its hot springs (onsen) as well as its charming, nostalgic atmosphere: guests of the local ryokans (traditional Japanese inns) stroll between the seven public onsen wearing yukata (literally translated as "bathing cloth," a casual version of the kimono) and geta (wooden sandals). Other attractions of this quaint town include a temple appropriately named Onsenji, views from Mt Taishi accessed by a ropeway at the end of the main street, two museums, and numerous cafes serving local specialties such as snow crab, Tajima beef and onsen-boiled eggs. |
| Day 2 |
Kinosaki Onsen is a resort area best known for its hot springs (onsen) as well as its charming, nostalgic atmosphere: guests of the local ryokans (traditional Japanese inns) stroll between the seven public onsen wearing yukata (literally translated as "bathing cloth," a casual version of the kimono) and geta (wooden sandals). Other attractions of this quaint town include a temple appropriately named Onsenji, views from Mt Taishi accessed by a ropeway at the end of the main street, two museums, and numerous cafes serving local specialties such as snow crab, Tajima beef and onsen-boiled eggs. |
| Day 3 |
Kinosaki Onsen is a resort area best known for its hot springs (onsen) as well as its charming, nostalgic atmosphere: guests of the local ryokans (traditional Japanese inns) stroll between the seven public onsen wearing yukata (literally translated as "bathing cloth," a casual version of the kimono) and geta (wooden sandals). Other attractions of this quaint town include a temple appropriately named Onsenji, views from Mt Taishi accessed by a ropeway at the end of the main street, two museums, and numerous cafes serving local specialties such as snow crab, Tajima beef and onsen-boiled eggs. |
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10/01/23 - 12/31/25 |
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Note: Land Only-Price is Per Person based on double occupancy. Airfare not included in price. Availability and price may change at any time and without prior notice and will be unavailable on certain holidays.
