[2025 Ibusuki Stay] Travel Guide for Fufurotenburonoyado Ginsyou (Updated Mar)

This time, I want to introduce the Hana no Onsen Hotel Ginsho located in Ibusuki, Kagoshima. The name Ginsho sounds quite elegant in writing. However, when I recommended it to my friends and said in Cantonese, 'I'm staying at Ginsho Hotel this time,' they couldn't help but giggle. 🤭 After checking in at the hotel, you can enjoy a welcome drink and snacks at the reception restaurant. The green tea is freshly brewed by the staff using Japanese tea ceremony techniques, and it tastes great! As the name suggests, once you step onto the room floor, the scent of pine wood fills the air, which is very unique. What surprised me was the high CP value of the 2000 HKD per night stay with two meals. First, the room is super large, exquisitely decorated, new, and clean. It has a leisure terrace and an outdoor private onsen. The entire room offers an unbeatable sea view, and the scenery is top-notch. Listening to the sound of the waves, you can leave behind the busy pace of Hong Kong, clear your mind, and relax in your private onsen without worrying about others' gazes. It's truly chill. You can soak in the onsen anytime you want, 24 hours a day. It's very convenient to have an outdoor onsen in your room, and you can shower and sleep in your own room before and after soaking. After checking in, if it's not yet time for dinner, what can you do? Another selling point of this hotel is its proximity to the famous sand bath attraction. It's less than a 5-minute walk away, and you can enjoy the famous sand bath just by taking your room key. Since Kagoshima is full of geothermal activity, the sand under the beach is warm. The staff will instruct you to lie down, and then they will use shovels to cover you with the black coarse sand from the beach, burying you in the sand. After lying down for 15 minutes, you will sweat profusely from the hot sand, which feels very refreshing. It is said to expel toxins from your body and is very beneficial to your health. It's a must-try activity when visiting Ibusuki. At dinner time, there are staff members who speak fluent English to serve you. The food is very local and features Kagoshima specialties. 👍👍 After dinner, the staff highly recommended us to participate in the activities they prepared. With the map they provided, you can go to designated spots in the hotel to check in, and finally return to the front desk to receive a souvenir. You can see that they put a lot of effort into enhancing your stay experience. While looking for the check-in spots, you will come across the game room and find many things to play with. Overall, I am very satisfied with this stay. Transportation Guide - 1. There is a bus from Kagoshima Airport directly to Ibusuki, which takes about an hour and a half. 2. There is a special train from Kagoshima Central Station, the Tamatebako, to Ibusuki, but you need to book in advance as it is very popular. When I arrived and wanted to buy a ticket for the next day, it was already sold out.

🚂🚂🚂🚂🚂 Departing from Kagoshima Central Station to Ibusuki, you can take the “Ibusuki no Tamate Box” designed with the theme of the widely circulated Dragon Palace legend on the Satsuma Peninsula. Hotel recommendation 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Yinsonghua no Onsen Hotel Address: 〒891-0406 Ginmatsu, 26−29 Yunohama 5-chome, Ibusuki, Kagoshima 1. Location It's only a 5-8 minute taxi ride from Ibusuki Station, close to the beach, and the well-known "Sanda" Sand Steam Club is right next to it, super convenient 👍🏼 2. Guest rooms The room is spacious, with a private open-air bath, you can see the sea view while soaking in the hot spring, high privacy, and the bathroom is separated from dry and wet, super plus points 🥰 3. Meals One night, two meals, dinner and breakfast are separate rooms on the second floor of the hotel, with a dedicated person serving the meal throughout, it is a kaiseki cuisine worth looking forward to😋 #JapanTravel #Japan #Kyushu #Kagoshima #Ibusuki City #Hot Spring #JapaneseCooking #JapanFreeTravel

🏔Why we chose it: Ibusuki, a winter hot spring resort, is known as the Hawaii of Japan. The hot spring hotel we stayed in was in a great location, next to the sand bath, and the bus stop across the street goes directly to Ibusuki Station. It's very convenient and close by. 🏡Warm experience: Although the hotel is old, it is still warm. As soon as we entered, we saw the elderly couple who owned the hotel busy with New Year's decorations. Their kind smiles made us feel like we were back home after a long time. 🌅Surprise in the view room: The tatami room faces the sea, and you can see the sunrise and sunset. It's all peaceful and beautiful. 🍽Food enjoyment: A rich breakfast and dinner, healthy match, personal service, let the taste buds and body and mind enjoy the feast. 🧖‍♀Hot spring healing: Soaking in the hot spring, washing away the fatigue of the journey, that comfort and satisfaction is unparalleled.

The open-air bath in the room has a great view of the ocean. For dinner, they cooked satsumaage right in front of us, and we had "onsen tamago" (hot spring eggs) steamed in the hot spring... The food that you can only get here was fun to watch and delicious 🍽️ There's also a "sand bath" nearby, and it's within walking distance, so it's recommended for sightseeing! The hotel has a Showa retro atmosphere, and it was very clean and beautiful! 【INFORMATION】 Ginsho, an inn with an open-air bath for couples 📮Ginsho, 5-26-29 Yunohama, Ibusuki City, Kagoshima Prefecture 💰From 25,000 yen per night (for 2 people) #Kagoshima gourmet #Kagoshima hotel #Kagoshima trip #Travel with me

This time I came to the "Hanana Onsen Ginsatsu" hot spring hotel located in Ibusuki City, Kagoshima. It is right next to the most popular experience sandaku Kaikan in Ibusuki, which is very convenient. There is no bathing place in the room. The bathing place is next to the bath on the terrace. Outside is the endless sea, which is very healing. It is really upright to soak in the hot spring while looking at the sea. In addition to the private baths in the room, the hotel also has public baths for guests who do not have private baths, all of which overlook the endless sea. They are all looking at the endless sea. The hot spring dinner was Japan's first "steamed Kaiseki" meal. The breakfast the next day was also at the same place and in the same room. The breakfast was a Japanese set meal with salad and fruit, which was very rich. #cost-effectivehotel #overseas travel