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Chronicled in The Nihon Shoki, Believed to be Japan’s Oldest Onsen.
Dogo Onsen is a popular tourist spot in the middle of Ehime that was once chronicled in The Nihon Shoki. Its even said to be Japan’s oldest hot spring resort. According to legend, there was once an egret that healed its injured leg after dipping in the springs of Dogo Onsen. At this onsen you’ll find an alkali simple spring, with smooth, gentle waters that soothe, rejuvenate and beautify the skin.
The Dogo Onsen is a historic building site with immense splendor and history. In Japan, it is classified as an Important Cultural Property. While currently under restorative construction, the springs are still open and available for events you will only be able to see for a limited time. There are also plenty of shopping streets, tourist spots, and foot baths to explore nearby, perfect for a stroll in yukata.
Dogo Onsen ※May appear different due to restorative construction
Just like the legend, white egrets can be found across the premises
Soak your skin in the mild, fresh-flowing waters from this alkali simple spring
Projection mapping and other limited-time events underway during restorative construction ©TEZUKA PRODUCTIONS ©NAKED, INC.
Enjoy a view overlooking the Dogo area while resting your feet in the footbaths at the Dogo Onsen Sky Walkway ※view may vary during reconstructive construction period
A stroll in your yukata after hitting the hot springs comes highly recommended
我們沒有進去泡溫泉，但在這建築物上拍照留念，並去逛逛商店街，感受這地區美好的氛圍!
日本著名的溫泉觀光景點，每一個溫泉館都有自己的特色，可以前來體驗溫泉文化。
即使不泡溫泉也要來欣賞本館的建築之美。
參觀完後旁邊還有好逛的商店街。
只能在門口瞎晃拍照留念，還真不好意思進去泡澡。
