Inatori Onsen

Inatori Onsen is a naturally rich location surrounded by beautiful seas and mountains. If you're staying in Inatori Onsen, it's recommended that you choose an inn with an open-air bath where you can enjoy an ocean view while soaking in the hot spring water that flows directly from the source. In particular, inns and hotels like "Taberu Yado Hamanoyu" and "Inatori Ginsuisho" with rooms that have attached open-air baths allow you to relax without worrying about your surroundings.

The area around Inatori Onsen is known as a hot spring town where you can enjoy delicious seafood. In particular, the local specialty of kinmedai cuisine is a must-try dish offered at almost all of the accommodations in Inatori Onsen. Additionally, there are gourmet spots scattered around the accommodations where you can enjoy kinmedai prepared in various ways, such as sashimi, seafood bowls, and salt-grilled dishes. The taste of kinmedai cuisine in the Inatori Onsen area is exceptional. Be sure to try it at least once.

In the area surrounding Inatori Onsen, there are beautiful coastlines and mountains, making it a great place for nature walks and marine sports. For example, from the Inatori Hosono Kogen, located at an altitude of 400-800 meters, you can see the port town of Inatori and the Pacific Ocean. In addition, the 700-meter-long Shirahama Ohama Beach is located right next to the hot spring town, attracting many tourists in the summer. Marine sports are also popular, with snorkeling and diving available, making Inatori Onsen the perfect place for those who want to enjoy nature while being active.

In the vicinity of Inatori Onsen, the "Hina no Tsurushi Kazari Festival" has been held every year on March 3rd since the Edo period. You can see cute hina dolls such as the lovely "Tsurushi Hina" that decorates the town and the impressive hina dan decorations of the Susano Shrine. In addition, Inatori Onsen hosts many seasonal events such as spring mountain vegetable picking and autumn foliage viewing. These events are not only a way to learn about local culture and customs, but also a fun memory for travelers.

Inatori Onsen is a hot spring resort located right next to a fishing port. If you visit Inatori Onsen, be sure to check out the morning market held from 8am to 12pm. At the market, various products are lined up, from dried fish and processed goods to fresh seafood dishes. This event is recommended not only for those who want to buy souvenirs as a memory of their trip, but also for those who want to taste the unique gourmet food of a port town. And the best part is, the market is held even on rainy days!