Sobre este lugar: Termas de Dogo
Dogo Onsen es uno de los termales más antiguos de Japón (3.000 años). El edificio de madera de tres pisos de 1894, Dogo Onsen Honkan, es Propiedad Cultural Importante y uno de los modelos del baño de «El viaje de Chihiro». La iluminación nocturna es mágica.
Aspectos destacados
- Dogo Onsen Honkan — built 1894, an Important Cultural Property; a wooden three-story building blending karahafu and chidori-hafu gables, with magical evening illumination
- Tsubaki-no-Yu and Asuka-no-Yu Spring — annex public baths; less crowded than the Honkan, easier to bathe in. Photography permitted only of exteriors
- Dogo Onsen Station — 1895 terminus of the Botchan Train, with a retro station house and tramway
- Yu Shrine and Isaniwa Shrine — old shrines watching over Dogo Onsen; Isaniwa's vermilion main hall (1667) is an Important Cultural Property
- Yuzuki Castle Ruins Park — the medieval mountain castle behind the onsen; cherry blossom site offering an overhead view including the Honkan
