Exploring the Japanese Hot Spring Journey: Gero Onsen's Island Pavilion, enjoy the beauty of nature

Gero Onsen, as one of the 'Three Famous Springs' in Japan, its history can be traced back to the Edo period. Gero was also one of the old post stations at that time, and now there are about 50 hotels, inns, and island pavilions and other accommodation facilities, among which the Island Pavilion is undoubtedly the most attractive. This hot spring hotel with a history of more than 80 years has been listed as a tangible cultural property. The Island Pavilion is simply a god-like existence in my mind. Gero itself is a very charming city, hot springs and pine forests form the background of this hot spring hotel, the architecture, decoration, and service all make you feel like you are knocking on the door of nature, feeling the beauty of nature. The dinner and desserts are also very delicious, I know it would be rude to ask for another one, but I couldn't help but force my sister to go. She forced the waiter, they were embarrassed but had to maintain 100 points of politeness, which made this dessert our best memory. If you want to enjoy a perfect hot spring journey in Gero, I strongly recommend booking a room type with one night and two meals, although the price is slightly higher, but it is definitely worth it!