Owari Onsen

At the facilities in Owari Onsen, there are many restaurants where you can enjoy local cuisine. At "Tobatei" located in the Owari Onsen Tokai Center, you can taste seasonal dishes made with local ingredients. In addition, there are many restaurants in the vicinity of Owari Onsen where you can enjoy specialty crab dishes. You can also enjoy local flavors such as a banquet dish incorporating seasonal vegetables, Ina manju (sweet bean-jam buns), and bora zosui (rice porridge with mullet). After enjoying the hot springs, you can indulge in delicious meals made with fresh local ingredients. Why not try both the hot springs and local cuisine when visiting Owari Onsen?

Owari Onsen is a hot spring resort known for its characteristic feature of hot springs with 100% natural spring water flowing directly from the source. Owari Onsen uses four high-temperature springs and two low-temperature springs without adding any water or circulating the water, allowing you to enjoy luxurious hot water. Hot springs with 100% natural spring water flowing directly from the source are rare in the Tokai region, and Owari Onsen has been selected as one of Japan's top 100 hot springs. Not only can you heal your tired body by soaking in the hot springs, but you can also fully appreciate the blessings of nature. Why not try to heal yourself while feeling the blessings of nature?

At the garden hot spring in Owari Onsen, there are various baths to enjoy, such as rock baths, lying baths, jacuzzis, outdoor baths, and cypress baths, both big and small. In particular, the rock bath is popular for its powerful scenery, with large rocks placed inside. Additionally, from the outdoor bath, you can enjoy the scenery of the four seasons. On the other hand, in the indoor bath, you can enter at a temperature that suits your preference, ranging from hot to lukewarm, and enjoy various bathing methods. In addition to the garden hot spring, Owari Onsen has a variety of baths at its hot spring facilities, and has been selected as one of the 100 best hot springs in Japan, making it popular among many travelers. It is also known as a hidden hot spring in the Owari Onsen area, where you can soak in high-quality natural hot springs that flow 24 hours a day and spend a blissful time.

Nagoya Castle was built by Tokugawa Ieyasu in 612. It is known as one of Japan's Three Great Castles and one of the oldest surviving castle towers. Nagoya Castle features a museum where you can learn about the history and culture of Tokugawa Ieyasu, as well as an observation deck with beautiful views of the castle grounds. There are also various tourist spots around Nagoya Castle. Owari Onsen and Nagoya Castle are both attractive tourist spots in their own right. Owari Onsen has hot springs, delicious food, and spots where you can experience history and nature, while Nagoya Castle is known for its history and the view from the castle tower. It is recommended to visit both spots together!

The Higashiyama Botanical Garden and Zoo is a municipal zoo and botanical garden located in Nagoya City. The park is divided into the "zoo zone" and the "botanical garden zone," exhibiting approximately 500 species of animals and plants. In the zoo area, you can meet popular handsome gorilla "Shabani" and adorable koalas. In the fall, a light-up event is held for the autumn leaves, allowing you to enjoy the fantastic foliage. Higashiyama Botanical Garden and Zoo is a popular tourist spot in Nagoya City and is also close to Owari Onsen, so we recommend visiting both as a set!