
Getting away from everyday life and resetting your mind and body with gourmet food and relaxation—that is the true allure of travel, isn't it? Just outside of Tokyo, you’ll discover some of Japan’s renowned hot spring resorts, savor dishes made from locally sourced ingredients and take in scenery cherished by the locals. Refresh your body and soul with hot springs, food, and spectacular scenery for a truly rejuvenating journey.
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Hokkaido

Hokkaido is the ideal destination if you cannot choose between savoring fresh seafood and relaxing in hot springs. Yunokawa Onsen, one of Hokkaido’s top three hot spring towns, is a rejuvenating spot where you can enjoy ocean views while soaking in a hot spring bath. When you feel like recharging your mind and body, head to the northern island.
Yunokawa Hot Spring
With a long-standing history of over 350 years, Yunokawa Onsen is among the top three hot spring resorts in Hokkaido. The town is conveniently located approximately 5 minutes from Hakodate Airport. At the Hakodate Tropical Botanical Garden, situated within the town, you can observe the winter tradition of snow monkeys relaxing in hot spring baths. Yunokawa Onsen is located along the beautiful coast facing the Tsugaru Strait and is renowned for its high-quality hot spring waters that will rejuvenate your mind and body.
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Tohoku

Recharge your mind and body through a trip to experience the delicious sake and amazing natural beauty of the Tohoku region. Enjoy local Japanese sake only available here or relax in a hotel surrounded by rice paddies. Tohoku’s quiet charm provides the perfect retreat to unwind and gradually fulfill your heart again.
Yamagata Sake Museum
Thanks to its beautiful waters and rich soil, Yamagata is a famous production area of Japanese sake that is highly praised both in and outside the country. Ginjo and Junmai are the most popular varieties, and enjoying local sake with seasonal produce from the area is the best experience. Savor the various exceptional Japanese sake that even locals adore.
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SHONAI HOTEL SUIDEN TERRASSE
This unique hotel appears as if it is floating in the vast rice paddy fields of the Shonai Plain, blending into the backdrop. The building, a work by internationally acclaimed architect Shigeru Ban, is designed so that you can enjoy the presence of the rice paddy anywhere in the hotel. Refresh your mind and body with delicious cuisine made with fresh local ingredients.
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Chugoku

Surrounded on both sides by two seas, the Sea of Japan and the Seto Inland Sea, the Chugoku region has an abundance of fresh seafood to offer. Hiroshima, in particular, is known as the top production area of oysters. The advantage of freshly harvested oysters is that they can be enjoyed raw. Charge yourself with these blessings of the sea.
Kaki Komachi Oysters
Hiroshima is renowned as one of the top producers of oysters in Japan, with its history of oyster farming dating back to over 400 years ago. The oysters cultivated in the nutrient-rich seawaters of Hiroshima Bay are large and creamy. Indulge yourself with freshly harvested oysters prepared not just raw but also in various cooking methods such as grilled, steamed and deep fried.
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Shikoku

The Shikoku region is home to one of Japan’s oldest hot spring resorts, Dogo Onsen. Dogo Onsen and its historic buildings that go back hundreds of years blend in seamlessly with the town, creating a treasured townscape that is rarely seen in modern cities. Feel the profound history as you soak in the hot spring and invigorate your body and soul.
Dogo Onsen
Dogo Onsen has a rich history of over 3,000 years, making it one of the oldest hot spring resorts in Japan, and has been beloved by numerous literary figures and historical leaders. The famous communal bathhouse, Dogo Onsen Honkan, stands regal in its beautiful wooden architecture, which is designated as an important cultural property of Japan. Relax in the quaint baths or the luxurious private baths, and enjoy the hot spring’s skin-beautifying and physical recovery effects.
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Kyushu

The Kyushu region, renowned for its hot springs and great foods, also preserves an abundance of beautiful natural environments. From the stunning scenic beauty of Takachiho Gorge to the curtains of water cascading down Nabegataki Falls, escape everyday life and refresh your spirit at the graceful yet powerful water attractions in Kyushu.
Takachiho Gorge
Bask in the harmony of the natural beauty and tranquility of Takachiho Gorge, which is lined on both sides by columnar jointing formed by the volcanic activities of Mount Aso. Marvel at the waterfall plunging from 17 meters above, which you can see right up close from a boat. The walking paths around the area make it easy to enjoy the seasonal landscape and feel refreshed in this transcendent power spot.
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Nabegataki Park
Found in Nabegataki Park, the magnificent Nabegataki Falls is approximately 10 meters in height and 20 meters wide. Step into the backside of the waterfall and admire the magical green scenery through the silky cascade of the water curtain. The healing space is especially amazing during the seasons of fresh greenery or autumn foliage, reinvigorating the spirits of visitors.
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Why choose ANA?
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Reason 1
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Reason 2
50 airports
Accessible to 50 domestic airports
Convenient access to all of Japan makes visiting your dream destinations easy.
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Reason 3
Within 2.5 hours
Travel time of approximately 2.5 hours
The farther the destination, the quicker the arrival compared to other transportation options.