🗺️ Yuda Onsen湯田温泉

Yuda Onsen, located in Yamaguchi City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, is a historic hot spring area. Its name is recorded in the 1200-year-old book "Suō Amida-ji Monjo," suggesting that the hot spring has existed even earlier. According to legend, a fox would soak its feet in a small pond at the village temple every night to heal its wounds, leading to the discovery of the hot spring. The tale of the white fox has spread locally, and you can find white fox-shaped decorations throughout the hot spring street. The spring water is an alkaline simple hot spring, known for its gentle quality that moisturizes the skin. In addition to alleviating various symptoms such as nerve pain and muscle pain, it is also famous for its beautifying effects. The seven spring sources produce about 2,000 tons of water daily. In the hot spring street, there are foot baths and hand baths, allowing visitors to easily enjoy soaking while strolling. There are various types of accommodations available, ranging from business hotels to long-established inns, leisure lodgings, and luxury hotels. Among them, the historic "Matsudaya" is famous for being a gathering place for Meiji Restoration patriots. Nearby, there are several tourist attractions such as the Rurikō-ji Five-Story Pagoda and Akiyoshidai. It’s a great idea to use the hot spring accommodations as a base for exploring the surrounding sights.

A historic hot spring area with a history recorded in books dating back 1,200 years. There is a local legend about a white fox discovering the hot springs. Seven springs gush out approximately 2,000 tons of hot water daily. The hot spring street features several foot baths and hand baths. There are many tourist attractions nearby.