SPA - SENJYUAN ONSEN

 

MINAKAMI

GUNMA, KANTO DISTRICT - JAPAN

 

 

 

Senjyuan Onsen in Minakami, JapanWhat makes Senjyuan unique in this Tanigawa Onsen region is that it has been carefully preserved to depict as close to a traditional Japanese ryokan as possible. Natural lighting and the sight of natural rice stalks along the corridor gives it a totally soothing atmosphere with the eye-catching cherry blossoms surrounding the private hot spring water baths creating an environment perfectly suited for a unforgettable time. Although visitors come to Minakami for activities such as hiking and skiing, Senjyuan, located at the foot of Tanigawa-dake,    Photo: Senjyuan Onsen in Minakami, Japan

offers one of the best Japanese spa experience in this region.

 

Getting to Senjyuan is very easy. The journey from Nerima IC to Minakami IC by Kanetsu-Jidoshado takes slighly less than two hours and then just a short five minutes drive to Senjyuan. Another way to get here is by Jyoetsu Shinkansen from Tokyo to Jyomo Kogen Station which will take about eighty minutes and then take a half-an-hour taxi journey Senjyuan. Thin onsen inn has the grace of a Sukiya-style house and it even offers guests naturally sourced spring water in the privacy of their rooms and these private hot spring bath allows you to enjoy onsen at any time that you wish. Besides this attraction, the large communal bathing comes with a fascinating view and you can even enjoy your onsen with snow during winter. You will be delighted to know that all its unique eighteen rooms are designed by world-renowned architect, Takao Habuka and all offer visitors the chance of a solitary open-air soak. For foreign guests, coming here will be a great way to experience the traditional customs, manners and lifestyles of the Japanese people and take home with you a memorable vacation that you will never forget and the best time to come here is during autumn when the trees in the Tanigawa area sparkles like gold.

 

Located at : Tanigawa-Nishidaira, Minakami-cho,

Tone-gun,

Gunma-ken 379-1619,

Japan.

Telephone : 81 (0)278 20 4141

 

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