🇯🇵Ginzan Hot Spring♨️｜Pure white world in January

#Hot Spring With a history of more than 500 years, Ginzan Onsen has always been a popular tourist attraction in the suburbs of Sendai. Visiting in winter is a completely pure white world, super beautiful ❤️ From Sendai, you can take the JR to Yamagata and then take a bus. It is recommended to go to the free open-air "Wara Foot Bath" near the hot spring service center to soak your feet after getting off the bus to relieve the fatigue of the ride before heading to the hot spring area. The must-try specialty of Ginzan Onsen is the "Haikarasan curry bread", which is made with wheat produced in Yamagata Prefecture. This popular bread can be purchased at "Meiyouan" on the hot spring street. I also recommend the "Izu no Hana" soba noodles founded in 1952. It is recommended to dine on the second floor overlooking the hot spring street. I like the "Ishimori soba noodles" made with local buckwheat flour and cold water from Ginzan Hot Spring. It is cool and smooth. Enjoy the original taste simply ❤️ Finally, of course, you have to enjoy the local hot springs. Many hotels offer day trips to the hot springs, which is a "no-stay, just hot spring bathing" plan. Because we had to rush back to Yamagata, we took a bath in the "Platinum Bath" public bath on the hot spring street. The small triangular building and bath can accommodate 5 people bathing together. You can easily enjoy the ultimate relaxation for 500 yen. It is highly recommended 👍 🎯 Four-day flash trip to Northeast Japan (Sendai/Ginzan Onsen/Zao Juhyo) Day 1 Sendai City/House Purchase/Zenjiro Beef Tongue Set Meal Day 2 Sendai - Yamagata Yonezawa beef - Ginzan Onsen (JR Senzan Line to Yamadera Station, there are many trains) Day 3 Yamagata-Zao Onsen/Zao Juhyo (Direct bus from Yamagata to Zao, frequent departures) Day 4 Zao City - Sendai Airport (Direct bus to the airport, several flights a day) #Sendai Tourism #Yamagata Attractions #Ginzan Onsen Topic #Free Footbath #Izu No Hana #Japanese Hot Springs #Soba Noodles #Curry Bread #100 Ways to Travel