Mikuniya - Toyooka - Japan
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Mikuniya hotel city: Toyooka - Country: Japan
Address: Kinosaki-cho Yushima 221; zip code: 669-6101
Featuring a Japanese garden, hot-spring baths and a vase gallery, Mikuniya is 250 metres from JR Kinosaki-Onsen Train Station. The Japanese rooms have a DVD player and traditional futon beds.
-- Situé à 250 mètres de la gare JR Kinosaki-Onsen, le Mikuniya est doté d'un jardin japonais, de bains alimentés par des sources chaudes et d'une galerie exposant des vases.
-- El Mikuniya se encuentra a 250 metros de la estación de tren de JR Kinosaki-Onsen y cuenta con jardín japonés, baños de aguas termales, galería con jarrones y habitaciones japonesas con reproductor de DVD y futones tradicionales.
-- Mit einem japanischen Garten, heißen Quellen und einer Vasengalerie begrüßt Sie das Mikuniya 250 m vom Bahnhof JR Kinosaki-Onsen entfernt. Die japanischen Zimmer verfügen über einen DVD-Player und traditionelle Futon-Betten.
-- Het Mikuniya heeft een Japanse tuin, hot tubs en een galierie met vazen. Het ligt op 250 meter van treinstation JR Kinosaki-Onsen. De Japanse kamers hebben een dvd-speler en traditionele futonbedden.
-- Situato a 250 metri dalla stazione ferroviaria della JR di Kinosaki-Onsen, il Mikuniya vanta un giardino giapponese, bagni termali, una galleria di vasi e camere in stile locale con lettore DVD e tipici letti futon.
-- 三國屋は、JR城崎温泉駅から250mのところにあり、日本庭園、温泉大浴場、備前焼の壷の展示のほか、DVDプレーヤーと布団が備わる和室を提供しています。 畳と障子の和室には、エアコン、電気ポット、ミニバー、専用トイレが備わります。お風呂は大浴場をご利用ください。 ホテルは城崎温泉の温泉街にあり、露天温泉「さとの湯」まで徒歩2分、城崎ロープウェイまで1km、城崎マリンワールドまで4.
-- Mikuniya旅馆距离JR城崎温泉火车站（JR Kinosaki-Onsen Train Station）有250米，设有日式花园、温泉浴池和花瓶陈列室。该旅馆的日式客房配有DVD播放机和传统日式蒲团床。 Mikuniya Ryokan旅馆的空调客房铺有榻榻米（草编）地板，设有障子纸屏风，等候着客人的光临。每间客房都配有电热水壶、迷你吧和连接卫生间。浴室为共用设施。 Mikuniya旅馆位于城崎温泉（Shirosaki Onsen）区，距离Sato-no-yu Outdoor Public...
-- Отель Mikuniya располагается в 250 метрах от железнодорожного вокзала Киносакионсен. К услугам гостей сад, термальные купальни и галерея ваз.
-- Mikuniya ligger 250 meter fra togstasjonen JR Kinosaki-Onsen, og tilbyr en japansk hage, varme kilder, et vasegalleri samt japanske rom med DVD-spiller og tradisjonelle futon-senger.
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Most number of Onsen visits in a day!!! | MerRyan: Kinosaki Onsen Guide in Hyogo, Japan 城崎温泉
* added subtitles for those who have difficulties understanding MerRyan's accent and voice!
Kinosaki may seem like your typical onsen town but it is not!
The onsens or hot springs itself are located outside the ryokans or inns. Hence, guests have to go out of the inns to enjoy the baths. The baths have unique features of their own and are located all over the little town.
MerRyan helps you by visiting all the onsens and introducing the features to you so you can decide which to go to!
The streets are lined with willow trees and look charming regardless of the seasons or time of day. During bath time, you can hear the clacking of the getas, or clogs. Visitors are also dressed in yukatas - bathrobes provided complimentary by the inns.
Here are the 7 onsens I mentioned in the video, they have certain closing days which have changed due to the closure of Mandara no Yu:
- Sato no Yu: 1 pm - 9 pm, closed Mondays
- Jizou Yu: 7 am to 11 pm, closed Fridays
- Yanagi Yu: 3 pm to 11 pm, closed Thursdays
- Ichi no Yu: 7 am to 11 pm, closed Wednesdays
- Mandara Yu (closed during visit but has reopened in December 2017): 3 pm - 11 pm, closed Wednesdays
- Gosho no Yu: 7 am to 11 pm, closed 1st & 3rd Thursdays
- Kou no Yu: 7 am to 11 pm, closed Tuesdays
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DYA717 Oct 4, 2016 Kinosaki Onsen, Hyogo
DYA717 Oct 4, 2016 Hyogo
At 5 a.m. I went downstairs to the hotel’s onsen furo. Nice furo. Today’s breakfast was from Family Mart. Some kind of miso meat wrap with tossed cabbage salad. Sorry, no NATTO breakfast. OK, time for BURA-BURA. I put on my yukata, went to the hotel lobby and selected one tall geta and went boogie on down the street! NOT! I would get sore feet walking just 20-30 steps with that geta! I just posed for what could have been my BURA-BURA outfit but then I changed back into my Hawaiian shorts, T-shirt and my off-trail jogging shoes. I walked up to the Kinosaki ropeway or what I call the cablecar. It’s about a 15-minute walk but it took me 30-minutes as I was gawking at a few places like temples and onsens I planned to visit later. At the base of the ropeway, there is a gateway to the Osenji Temple. On the side of the temple gate, there is a steeeeeeep walkway up the mountain. OR, you can catch the cablecar which stops at the halfway point which is the actual temple itself. I went on to the top of the ropeway and got some nice pictures of the view. There is a red target set up. You can purchase clay discs and try your luck at hitting the target. Supposedly your wish will come true if you hit it! On the way down, I stopped off halfway at the Osenji Temple to take pictures.
When I checked in at the hotel, I was given a 7-onsen pass and a little map with the 7 onsen pictures and a place to stamp the onsen’s rubber stamp. You can walk into any of the featured onsens, stamp your onsen map, scan your pass in and get a free furo-onsen bath. If I have 5 onsens’ stamps, I get a prize from my hotel. Well, I got my 5 onsen stamps and feel like one shriveled prune. When I got off the ropeway,I went to the Kouno-yu bath. AU-WE! They close on Tuesday. Walked past the Mandara-yu. I was too early as they open at 3 p.m. I went down the street to the Goshono-yu bathouse. Wow,nice place. They have an outdoor bath (RO-TEN-BU-RO) which is the best I’ve seen. It is against the hillside, with a waterfall of hot onsen water. I can just imagine during the winter time, sitting in the hot outdoor onsen and having the snow falling on my head! Uuuuuuuuuuu neat! Too bad. All the onsens have large “NO PHOTOS” signs around so I just locked up my camera in the locker.
Lunch time! I stopped at the RAN Café. Wow, nice place. Had a yakisoba. Next was the Ichino-yu which was right next to the Goshono-yu. I then waited until 3 p.m. and walked over to the Jizou-yu. Nice place! I took a quick dip at Ichono-yu. Then on to Satono-yu by the train station and finally to the Yanagi-yu which is the smallest onsen bath on this circuit. A quick dip there and then more BURA-BURA. I walked into the Sorella Café hoping to find a light snack for my dinner. I had their ham & egg sandwich and a Lowenbrau beer and called it a day. I got my 5 stamps. So what did I get? I had a choice between a special hotel chopsticks or a rice paddle. I chose the paddle!
Kinosaki Onsen คิโนะซากิออนเซ็น วันพักผ่อนประจำทริป เที่ยวคันไซกันวันที่ 3 Kansai Day 3
เที่ยวคันไซกันวันที่ 3 ถึงวันที่จะได้แช่ออนเซ็นแล้ว ครั้งนี้ได้แช่ทั้งหมด 4 ครั้งมากกว่าทริปชิโกกุ 1 ครั้ง ชอบออนเซ็นมากขึ้นไปอีก วันนี้จัดเป็นวันที่ได้พักผ่อนเต็มที่ ตื่นสาย ออกสาย เน้นชิว เรากะไว้ว่าจะเอากระเป๋ามาฝากที่สถานีชินโอซาก้า แล้วไปออนเซ็นแล้ว่อยกลับมาเอา ปรากฎว่า ล็อคเกอร์เต็มหมดเลยจ้า เราเลยต้องเอากระเป๋าขึ้นรถไฟไปด้วย ไม่แย่เท่าไร เพราะเราขึ้นรถไฟต่อเดียวก็นั่งยาวไปถึงคิโนะซากิออนเซ็นเลย ระหว่างทางหิมะตกหนักมาก สองข้างทางนี่ขาวโพลนไปหมด พอไปถึงเราเข้าที่พัก ที่พักที่จองไว้ น่ารักมาก พนักงานก็เป็นสองสาวพี่น้อง บรรยากาศอบอุ่นมาก แต่อากาศมันหนาวมาก เราเลยรีบออกไปเดินเล่น แปลกใจไม่มีหิมะเลยอ่ะ แต่ความหนาวนี่คงเดิม พอแช่ออนเซ็น มันฟินมากเลย แช่ไปทั้งหมด 4 บ่อ จาก 7 บ่อ ตอนค่ำๆลูกเห็บตกให้ ก็ยังดีกว่าไม่เห็นอะไรตกมาเลยอ่ะนะ
Today is the most chilling day of this Kansai trip. We check out quite late and went to Shin-Osaka station quite late too. We tent to leave our suitcases with the coin locker at the station but we could not because all lockers were not available. Because we were late, I heard that you have to come early if you want to leave the luggage in the locker. So that's why we had to go to Kinosaki onsen with our big suitcases. Luckily the train that we took, it was the direct train from Shin-Osaka station to Kinosaki station. On the train we could see white snow cover the house along the way. We reached Wakayo guesthouse, the female only guesthouse that we booked at around 3 pm. After checked in, we walked around, had dinner and went to the Onsen. We went to 4 Onsen from total 7 Onsen. At night when we were keep walking around, the hail was falling down. It was the first time for me to see falling hail in Japan. It was not too big but it could hurt.