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Ryokan Bliss in Ginzan Onsen ♨️

Name: Ryokan Bliss in Ginzan Onsen ♨️
Uploaded: 2024-09-28T12:00:29+00:00
Duration: 53 s
Channel: Luis Lan
Description: Luis Lan stays at traditional ryokans in Ginzan Onsen, a silver-mining town from the 17th century. Kosakiya and its sister property offer included meals…

28 Sept 2024 · 1 min

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Luis Lan stays at traditional ryokans in Ginzan Onsen, a silver-mining town from the 17th century. Kosakiya and its sister property offer included meals and outdoor hot springs rich in sodium chloride, claimed to ease skin conditions and muscle pain. The Taisho-era architecture and therapeutic waters make it a deeply relaxing escape.

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17th century (presenter states it was developed as a silver-mining town).

Kosakiya.

Dinner and breakfast were included.

Sodium chloride (presenter claims therapeutic properties for skin conditions and muscle pains).

September 28, 2024.

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Things to know about Ryokans in Japan. Ryokans are Japanese style inns found throughout the country, especially in hot spring resorts. If you've ever wanted to stay at one, I'd recommend heading out to Obanazawa. Ginsen Onten is pretty popular and has many locations to stay at. The area was originally developed in the 17th century as a silver mining town. In fact, the name Ginseng literally means Silver Mountain. These inns have kept the architectural style of the Taisho era, giving the area a charming nostalgic feel. Reservations can be hard to book online, but I was able to stay at the Kosakiya. Dinner and breakfast were included which was really cool. They also have a sister location on top of the hill with outside Onsen, which was the best part. The hot springs are rich in sodium chloride, which is believed to have therapeutic properties for skin conditions and muscle pains. It was a great way to relax after traveling all over Japan.