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Japanese Hidden Ryokan with Blue Hot Springs in the Snowy Mountains | Noji Onsen Hotel



Japanese Hidden Ryokan with Blue Hot Springs in the Snowy Mountains | Noji Onsen Hotel

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*This video was filmed with permission from the hotel.

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🚃🚶‍♀️How to Get There
About 50 minutes by free shuttle bus from Fukushima Station (reservation required).
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💰 Price
Special Room: 24,750 yen (159.47 USD / € 135.27) per person.
*Standard rooms and plans are also available from around 10,000 yen per person.
*Prices may vary depending on the season and room type.

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⌛️ Timestamps
0:00 Opening
0:14 Ekiben (Train Bento)
1:26 Getting There
3:13 Noji Onsen Hotel
7:33 Room Tour
10:51 Public Bath Area
11:53 Senju no Yu
15:34 In-Room Bathroom
17:28 Dinner
23:48 Tengu no Yu
27:11 Kimen no Yu (Night)
27:52 After Bath Tradition
29:34 Breakfast
31:09 Ougi no Yu / Hagoromo no Yu
32:08 Kimen no Yu (Morning)

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25 Comments

  4. @swissfoodie3542

    Thank you very much for sharing that really beautiful ryokan with us. I hope that I can stay there for 2 nights one day and that then, there will be a lot of snow.

  8. @FoxyfloofJumps

    What a lovely Ryokan! I'd love to go there. It's not so fancy I'd feel funny, but still in very good shape, and the hotter the better!

  10. @valeriebouvet9429

    J’ai regardé cette vidéo avec le sourire dès les premières secondes 😊 MAGNIFIQUE 🤩 MAGIQUE 😍 quel beauté ! La vaisselle est tellement jolie , l’endroit est tellement merveilleux LE RÊVE , LE PARADIS ! ( pour moi petite française) MERCI DE TOUT COEUR 💓 de partager un tel moment de pur Bonheur 🥹 ✨💝

  14. @roquejo

    Moving from indoor bath to outdoor bath without leaving the water? This is great during winter.. First time I have seen this in Japan, whether on personal onsen trips or in film…. The only other bath I have been into where I can move from indoor to outdoor bath without leaving the water is in Blue Lagoon in Iceland. Next month I will be staying for 2 nights at Matsushima Ichinobo, which I booked last year after getting introduced to it by your video… This will be the 3rd hotel I will stay after watching your channel, after Lake Suite Ko No Sumika and that Club Room in Nonokaze…

  20. @Jose-e8k1z

    이런 곳에서 온천욕하고 휴식하면 피로는 싹 풀리겠군요, 여관 근처의 경치도 좋아서 숨 쉬기도 편할것 같네요😄

  21. @JC-we5zt

    Thank you for a lovely video! It made me want to slip into a hot onsen right now. I was surprised that you mentioned that it is usual for Japanese people to take a milk based drink after bathing. I thought that most of the Japanese population were lactose intolerant i.e. can't drink milk. Has this changed in recent years?

  22. @BuleGamer96

    So envy of you, the place looks amazing, blue and white contrast, nice onsen, snowy. It reminded me of the one that you went a time ago where there was monkeys. My wife and I love you videos, a pleasure as always.

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