Tsuboyu, Yunomine Onsen
A tiny wooden hut over a spring in the Kumano mountains — the only bathing place inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list.
Photo: Nekosuki, Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)
- Temperatura del manantial
- 90°C
- Baño
- Interior
Yunomine Onsen is said to be one of the oldest hot springs in Japan, the traditional purification stop for pilgrims completing the Kumano Kodo before reaching Kumano Hongū Taisha. Tsuboyu is a single small rock bath inside a hut straddling the stream, rented to one party at a time for thirty minutes.
Mirada Balnevia
Por qué visitarlo
It is a bath of ritual rather than leisure: the water changes colour through the day, the hut seats two, and the pilgrimage route runs past the door.
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El agua
Agua termal
- Manantial
- Yunomine spring
- Mineralización
- Sulphur water
- Carácter
- Source water emerges near boiling and is cooled for bathing; the bath water changes colour during the day.
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