🗺️ Black Soup Hot Spring

In the "Nyuto Onsen Village," which boasts 7 inns and 7 types of hot springs, "Kuroyu Onsen" is the most remote. It is said to have been discovered around 1674, making it a hot spring with a history of over 350 years, offering both accommodation and day-use bathing. Located upstream of the Sendakawa River, it is surrounded by beech forests, allowing guests to enjoy the tranquility of the hot spring and the mountains. The hot spring area has long been associated with the "Yudo" culture, which promotes healing of the body and mind through bathing. "Kuroyu Onsen" is also an ancient "Yudo" site. Several thatched-roof buildings stand in the area, preserving the traditions of hot spring therapy and the atmosphere of the bathing place. Kuroyu Onsen has two sources, with a rich water flow that is the highest among the Nyuto hot springs. It features both outdoor and indoor baths, with the most well-known being the historically rich "Spa Onsen." Due to its location in a snowy region, it closes for business in winter. During spring and summer, guests can soak in the hot springs surrounded by dazzling new greenery, which surely invigorates the spirit and promotes health. In autumn, in addition to the stunning autumn leaves, the fading mountain colors also have their own charm.

The most remote location in Nyuto Onsen Village, it is also the area with the highest number of hot springs. This hot spring, with a history of over 350 years, offers both accommodation and day-use bathing. Surrounded by beech forests, visitors can enjoy the tranquility of the hot springs and the mountains. Numerous thatched-roof buildings stand in the area, preserving the tradition of hot spring therapy and the atmosphere of the hot spring resort. The historically rich "Spa Onsen" is quite famous, and the private hot spring baths that come with the spa are also in high demand.