Nyuto Onsenkyo is known as a representative hot spring area in Akita Prefecture, with seven ryokan scattered through a quiet mountain setting. The area is characterized by hot spring hopping that blends closely with the surrounding natural environment.
Located within Towada-Hachimantai National Park, each inn features different hot spring sources and landscapes, allowing visitors to understand both Japanese hot spring culture and natural scenery in one place.
Nyuto Onsenkyo Basic Visitor Information
Nyuto Onsenkyo is a hot spring area spread across the foothills of Mount Nyuto in Towada-Hachimantai National Park. It is known for its seven ryokan, each offering distinct water qualities and bathing facilities, and is recognized as one of Japan’s well-known secluded hot spring areas.
Nyuto Onsenkyo Highlights and Nearby Spots
Highlights of Nyuto Onsenkyo
- A distinctive hot spring village with seven ryokan set apart from one another
- Different hot spring sources and water colors at each inn
- Outdoor baths surrounded by natural scenery
Spots within a 30-minute range
- Take nature walks in the Tazawako Highlands area
- Experience a different hot spring culture at Mizusawa Onsenkyo
Activities Around Nyuto Onsenkyo
At Nyuto Onsenkyo, visitors can walk along mountain paths while visiting different inns and viewing scenic surroundings from outdoor baths. By comparing the water qualities at each location, it is possible to spend quiet time surrounded by a natural environment.
Access to Nyuto Onsenkyo
