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Sarugakyo Onsen Iti is to this onsen resort that the famous historical figure Kenshin Uesugi is said to have fled in exile. The resort has been in its present location since 1958 when the construction of a dam necessitated a massivve moving of operation. Sarugakyo Onsen has always been much-0loved port of call for travleers along the Mikunikaido. The history of this roadway and the travelers who passed along it can be found in the Mikuni Roadway Travle Record Archives. |
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Onsen inns and Resources Hot-Spring: Sulfuric acid
Benefits of Shima Onsen
*Good for hypertension, artery muscardine, wounds, skin burns, etc. *Drink the hot-spring water for gall bladder flame, gallstone symptom, chronic constipation, and chronic digestive problems. * Do not drink when you have kidney disease, hypertension, or diarrhea. Access from Tokyo
Rail: Ueno Sta. – Jyomo-Kougen Sta. (JR Joetsu Shinkansen) Jyomo-Kougen
Sta. – Sarugakyo Sta. (Bus) Car: Nerima I.C (Tokyo) – Tukuyono I.C (Kanetsu-do) Tukuyono I.C – Sarugakyo (Kokudo 17 go) |
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Ikaho Onsen This onsen resort brathes a very special charm unique to Ikaho, where visiotors canscale a stone staircase with near on 360- steops that boasts a history of over 400year4s. LInign either side of tehis colossal stairway are spa-town inns and a gift shops. This onsen resort has always been a great favoritye with noted wirters such as Roka Tokutomi. |
Onsen inns and Resources Sulfuric acid
Benefits of Ikaho Onsen
*Helps to ease neuralgia, muscle pain, arthralgia, subacromial bursitis, arthritis, bruise, digestive problems, hemorrhoids, skin burns, arteriosclerosis, hypertension, etc.
Access from Tokyo
Rail: Ueno Sta. – Shibukawa Sta. (Shinkansen New Express “Kusatsu
Go”) Shibukawa Sta. - Ikaho Onsen (Bus) |
