Things to do in Osaki

Uenono Ski Area

Kagobo Onsen Sakura no Yu

Taki no Yu

Yu Onsen has a long history, is said to be approx. 1,000 years old, and features sulfur springs and wooden floors.

Michi no Eki Osaki

Kankaku Museum

Sunflower Hill

Onikobe Geyser

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Ginzan Onsen

Ginzan Onsen is named after the silver mine discovered hundreds of years ago. As the silver mine gradually declined, the area turned to developing hot springs, eventually forming the hot spring street seen today. Multi-story wooden inns are lined up along both banks of the Ginzan River, featuring white plaster walls and exposed wooden beams, preserving the retro style of the Taisho era. After nightfall, the gas lamps on the street and the lights from the inns illuminate each other, and when snow covers the roofs in winter, it appears even more serene and quaint. The center of the hot spring street is primarily for pedestrians, and there are foot baths along the river where you can take a short break while strolling. Continuing deeper into the valley from the hot spring street, you can reach Shirogane Falls, where water cascades down the rock face, surrounded by lush trees. Remains of the former silver mine tunnels are preserved nearby, with some areas illuminated, allowing for short visits to learn about the local mining history. The natural trails along the way connect streams, rock faces, and mountain views, presenting different scenery as the seasons change. Please note that after snowfall in winter, some trails leading to the tunnels and deeper parts of the valley may be closed; please pay attention to on-site signage when visiting.

Fukiagekogen Camping Ground

Waseda Sajikiyu