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石和温泉/Isawa Onsen

戸倉上山田温泉/Togura kamiyama Onsen

鴨川温泉/Kamogawa Onsen

筑波山温泉/Tsukubasan Onsen

越後湯沢温泉/Echigo yuzawa Onsen

渋川伊香保温泉/Shibukawa Ikaho Onsen

鬼怒川温泉/Kinugawa Onsen

湯河原温泉/Yugawara Onsen

Nice to meet you!

"Tokyo Edge Consortium" is a co-operative organization specialized in 9 hotspring areas from 9 prefectures that can be visited within 2 hours by train or car from Tokyo. We cooperate with many partners from different areas to encourage international visitors to experience the natural beauty of Japan's local area, such as interacting with the locals and enjoying Japanese culture. We will make our best efforts to make this tour the best it can ever be. Best regards.

Isawa Onsen

Isawa onsen town is located in Yamanashi prefecture, well-known for having the back drop of Mt.Fuji and being the largest producer of peaches and grape in Japan.

Access:
Shinjuku Station → Isawa Onsen Station by train (100 minutes)

Recommended sightseeing spots:
＜Shosen Gorge＞
Said to be the most beautiful gorge in Japan. Have a pleasant time hiking while listening to the sounds of the river.

Togura kamiyamada Onsen

Access: 50 minutes from Karuizawa by train, 25 minutes from Nagano by train, 50 minutes from Matsumoto by car. This hot spring town has more than 200 snack stores in Golden Town.

Access:
Tokyo Station → Ueda Station by Hokuriku Shinkansen (1.5 hours), transfer to Dogura station (15 minutes)

Recommended sightseeing spots:
＜Obasute Station＞
A famous station with a fantastic view. You can enter the station premises even without a ticket and enjoy the rural landscape because the benches face the paddy fields.

Kamogawa Onsen

This resort by the blue sea is a place where you can enjoy marine sports in Summer, blooming flowers in Spring and delicious fish.

Access:
Tokyo Station → Awakamogawa Station by Sotobo Line (2 hours)

Recommended sightseeing spots:
＜Isumi Railway＞
You can enjoy a trip on a local railway in every season with access to Yoro Valley. Rape blossoms bloom in profusion for approximately 15 km along the railway line in spring while you can see the leaves changing color in late autumn.

Tsukubasan Onsen

Tsukuba City is known as a research city with a good combination between science and nature. The vast Kanto plain can be seen from Mt. Tsukuba.

Access:
Akihabara Station → Tsukuba Station by Tsukuba Express (45 minutes), then take bus from Tsukuba → Tsukuba Onsen (35 minutes).

Recommended sightseeing spots:
＜Tsukubasan Shrine＞
An historic shrine on Mt. Tsukuba. One of the few shrines that enshrines Izanagi and Izanami. Also accepts prayers and is characterized by its style of drumming. Come experience the shrine!

Echigo yuzawa Onsen

A place well-known as a snowfall region with many international ski resorts, good quality rice and delicious sake.

Access:
Tokyo Station to Echigoyuzawa Station by JR Jouestu Shinkansen (70 minutes)

Recommended sightseeing spots:
＜Naeba Ski Resort＞
Have fun on the vast ski slopes of Naeba and Mitsumata by taking the Doragondora (dragon gondola)! You will find restaurants in various locations. There is even a hot spring on the ski slope side. You can enjoy yourself all day!

Naguri Onsen

Only 45 minutes from Tokyo (JR Ikebukuro station) to Hannou city, this is a place where you take a breath of fresh air and enjoy the beauty of 'satoyama'.

Access:
Ikebukuro Station to Hannou Station by Seibu Ikebukuro line (80 minutes), then take bus (40 minutes)

Recommended sightseeing spots:
＜Tove Jansson Akebono Children's Forest Park＞
The world of Moomin has been reproduced in full size. Even adults will be excited in this world exactly like the books. Some of the buildings also have a full set of the books.

Shibukawa Ikaho Onsen

Ishidan town is known as a ｈistorical hot spring resort with many souvenir shops, Ryokan and shooting ranges.

Access:
Ueno Station → Takasaki Station by Shinkansen (50 minutes), transfer → Shibukawa Station by Jouetsu line/Agatsuma line, then take bus (25 minutes).

Recommended sightseeing spots:
＜Ikaho Ropeway＞
Connects the hot spring town and summit of Mt. Monokiki in approximately 4 minutes. You will not be too far from the surface of the ground, so you should feel as though you have become lost in an autumnal forest.

Kinugawa Onsen

One of Japan's most popular hot spring resorts is called "Tokyo's Okuzaki" that always crowded with over 2 million tourists a year.

Access:
Asakusa Station or Shinjuku Station → Kinugawa Onsen Station by train (2 hours)

Recommended sightseeing spots:
＜EDO WONDERLAND Nikko Edomura＞
A cultural park where you can experience Edo period (1603 to 1868) culture in Japan. Old townscapes have been reproduced like you are in a time warp.

Yugawara Onsen

Yugawara Onsen (Yugawara Hot Spring) is a historic hot spring since the middle of Meiji period. With mild weather throughout the year, visitors have the opportunity to enjoy a peaceful atmosphere in Japan.

Access:
Tokyo Station → Yugawara Station by train (75 minutes)

Recommended sightseeing spots:
＜Makuyama Park＞
A famous spot for plum blossoms with about 200 trees blooming on the slope of the mountain. A plum festival is held here from February to the beginning of March.