Ginzan Onsen, a 5-minute walk from the main street Large onsen hotel, 40 rooms ★★★☆☆

Ginzanso

仙峡の宿 銀山荘

Does Ginzanso allow tattoos? In a private bath

Private bath only

The largest hotel in Ginzan, five minutes' walk from the main street, where some rooms have a semi-open-air bath of their own on top of the shared baths.

Some rooms come with their own semi-open-air reclining bath on the source spring, in addition to the hotel's shared men's and women's baths. Book one of those rooms and the shared bath's policy, unpublished, does not apply to you.

Where it is

Oishida STN change Yamagata Shinkansen, then the Hanagasa bus about 3 h 30 Sendai STN Yamagata STN Morioka STN Fukushima STN Oishida STN Hotel location
Tokyo is the door to all of these. Akiu is the Hayabusa or Yamabiko to Sendai, about 1 h 30, then one bus of 43 minutes from the station. Takayu is the Shinkansen to Fukushima and a bus of 30 minutes up the mountain. Naruko is the Yamabiko to Furukawa and three quarters of an hour up the Rikuu East line. Zao is the Tsubasa, the Yamagata Shinkansen, straight through to Yamagata with no change, then a bus of 37 minutes up to the ski village. Ginzan is the same train as far as Oishida and the town’s own Hanagasa bus. Nyuto is the Komachi, JR’s Shinkansen across to Akita, as far as Tazawako, then a bus of 47 minutes. Hanamaki is the Yamabiko to Kitakami, one stop back on the local line and a bus. Higashiyama is the long one: the Shinkansen to Koriyama, the Ban-etsu West line over to Aizu-Wakamatsu and the loop bus, three hours and more with the waits. Ginzanso · map data © OpenStreetMap contributors · open in Google Maps

What happens when you arrive

Skip the shared baths and reserve the private one the way this page describes. Once the door is closed, the bath is yours.

How we know

Confirmed from official site — bath structure, not a tattoo policy

Confirmed from the property’s own site.

Best for: The town's largest bath and, in the rooms built for it, a semi-open-air bath of your own over the river

40 rooms, the biggest inn in Ginzan and the most modern in build. Shared baths have both an indoor and an open-air section, men's and women's, unpublished tattoo policy.

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