Tsuruyu, the legendary hot spring village of Nyuto in Northeast Japan

Japan's Tohoku - The legendary Nyuto Hot Spring Village - Tsuru no Yu Hot Spring I have been to Japan so many times and have heard that many of my friends love taking hot springs, but the open-air bath that really amazed me for the first time was the Tsuru-no-Yu. I can finally understand why everyone loves taking hot springs so much. In addition to men's and women's baths, Nyuto Onsen Tsuru-no-Yu in Akita, Northeast Japan, also has an open-air mixed bath for both men and women. My sister and I didn't try it, but after my husband and son finished bathing in the men's indoor bath, they wanted to continue bathing in the open-air bath. As it turned out, there were only men at first, so we thought it was an open-air men's bath. Later, when girls started to go in, we realized that it was a mixed bath! In fact, the location of the mixed soup is quite open, so my sister and I can see the mixed soup when we pass by. In addition, you can also stay at Tsuru-no-Yu, which is super beautiful when it snows in winter, so rooms in winter are super popular! (Nyuto Onsenkyo) Nyuto Onsen Village in Akita Prefecture consists of seven accommodation facilities at the foot of Nyuto Mountain: Tsuruyu, Myonaiyu, Kuroyu Onsen, Kaniba Onsen, Magoroku Onsen, Okama Onsen, and Kyukamura. Each has its own unique hot spring source, and the quality of the hot springs is also diverse. There is also an open-air hot spring surrounded by native beech forests, where you can enjoy the beautiful scenery while soaking. #Nyuto Onsen #Akita #Tsuru-no-Yu #Tohoku #Japan #Accommodation #B&B #familytravel