Nobinaga Onsen Station

Ninokage Onsen Station, nestled in a deep valley, is a rare tourist spot in Japan where former railway facilities have been reborn as hot springs. Here, you can spend a healing time in harmony with nature and history, such as enjoying the mountain range, clear streams, and accommodations using old trains at the open-air bath along the Gokase River. There is also a restaurant where you can taste local specialties.

At Hinokami Onsen Station, you can indulge in a luxurious time soaking in a comfortable hot spring while enjoying the breathtaking view of the clear stream and mountains of Gokase River. This facility, which utilizes the former track of the Takachiho Railway, is also attractive for its uniqueness, with the open-air bath directly accessible from the platform. You can heal your body with the alkaline simple hot spring, which is effective for neuralgia and bruises, and also enjoy the free footbath. In addition, at the "TR Train Inn," you can also enjoy a retro atmosphere.

A hidden gem at Nishiyama Onsen Station is a restaurant that offers dishes made with local specialty ingredients. From fresh wild boar, deer, ayu (sweetfish), and honeycomb to Chicken Nanban and special Champon, a variety of menus are available. It's a luxurious experience to soak in the footbath while enjoying the beautiful scenery along the Gokase River. Local ingredients tasted during a trip always seem to be more delicious. Why not embark on a journey to Nishiyama Onsen Station where your heart and body will be satisfied?

Noyamagawa Onsen Station is an accommodation facility that utilizes the abandoned Takachiho Line. You can relax in guest rooms that have been renovated from old trains. Although the number of rooms is limited, you're sure to have an extraordinary experience! In addition, there is a historical materials room and a healing foot bath, and there are also restaurants that use locally produced ingredients, so you won't get bored during your stay. Why not spend a luxurious time at this facility nestled in a deep valley?

Noyamagawa Onsen Station is a unique spot that combines a former Takachiho Railway train converted into accommodation with an open-air bath facing the Gokase River. The alkaline simple hot spring, which you can soak in while enjoying the mountain range and clear stream, is effective for neuralgia and bruises, and foot baths are also available free of charge. In addition, at the "TR Train Inn," you can relax in rooms with a retro atmosphere. The restaurant also serves local specialties, providing a truly healing experience.