Inuyama Onsen

In Inuyama Onsen, there is the only natural hot spring in Inuyama, "Hakutei no Yu." It is also known as "Hakutei no Yu" because of a legend that says Ogio Sorai, a Confucian scholar from the Edo period, praised the beauty of Inuyama Castle. The alkaline water leaves your skin feeling smooth and is known for its high quality. Even if you can't stay overnight, it's worth taking a break and visiting the day spa.

In the vicinity of Inuyama Onsen, there is a historic townscape called "Inuyama Castle Town". It features commercial facilities such as souvenir shops and restaurants, while still retaining an old-fashioned atmosphere. There are also many historical and cultural sites to see, with the National Treasure Tea Room "Jo-an", the Hiranagu Shrine, and the Mikami Inari Shrine being particularly noteworthy! Why not take a leisurely walk and experience the history and culture of Inuyama?

In the Inuyama Castle town leading up to Inuyama Castle, shops line the streets, allowing you to enjoy eating and walking on your way to the castle! There are various genres of gourmet food to try, but the recommended ones are dessert shops that are Instagram-worthy. The popular "Fruit Message Yoshikawaya" is a cafe run by a fruit shop, so you can enjoy parfaits made with seasonal fruits. Be sure to find your favorite shop!

In the area surrounding Inuyama Onsen, there are many activities to enjoy on the clear Kiso River. In the summer, events such as cormorant fishing, fireworks displays, and rafting are held, allowing you to play to your heart's content in nature. Particularly worth seeing, even if you have to make a reservation, is the "Kiso River Cormorant Fishing Tour." With a history of about 1,300 years, the "daytime cormorant fishing" is the only one in Japan. Why not have a memorable experience while interacting with nature?

There are many theme parks in the vicinity of Inuyama Onsen that families can enjoy. For example, at "Meiji-mura," you can enjoy the atmosphere of buildings that recreate Japan during the Meiji era. You can also experience riding on Japan's oldest steam locomotive and Kyoto City Tram. At Japan Monkey Park, you can interact with cute monkeys. There are also spots where families with children can feel safe, making it a great place to visit for a family trip.