Sakurambo Higashine Hot Spring

There are day-trip hot springs scattered around the area, and I've been to two of them, but the dream is interesting. There are also places to eat, and I went to Yamashita Shokudo, which was very good. There is also a hotel that has gone out of business, but I think that most people still use it. It takes 15 to 20 minutes to walk to Higashine Onsen from Higashine Station, so it's probably better to take a taxi. There is no bus stop at the station.

If you take the train, you'll have to walk quite a bit. The hot spring water has no unpleasant smell. I used it from January 3rd to January 5th, and they said there was less snow this year, but you might need winter boots. I don't recommend walking from the station with a lot of luggage. It wasn't too crowded, so I was able to relax.

There are many hot springs at Nonoha Hongokan and Higashine. It warms you up and leaves your skin feeling smooth. The hot spring eggs will be ready to eat by the time you return.

You can relax in a foot bath. There's a parking lot. Local children come to play here. It would be even better if both areas were covered.

There was a free foot bath, and even though it was cold outside, it felt amazing.