O tym miejscu: Dogo Onsen
Dogo Onsen to jeden z najstarszych onsenów Japonii (3000 lat). Trzypiętrowy drewniany budynek z 1894 roku, Dogo Onsen Honkan, jest Ważnym Dobrem Kultury i jednym z modeli łaźni w «Spirited Away». Wieczorne oświetlenie jest magiczne.
Kluczowe cechy
- 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
