All Reviews of Ginzan Onsen

Ginzan Onsen in the middle of heavy snowfall really looked like a movie scene. The whole street was wrapped in snow. It was so cold I was shivering, but it was so beautiful that I didn’t want to leave.

Ginzan Onsen in winter is the ultimate, most perfect expression of Taisho Romance.

As night falls, thick snow settles over the rooftops of the rustic three- and four-story wooden inns, forming marshmallow-like caps of snow. In an instant, the whole hot spring town transforms into a dreamy silver-white world, completely set apart from everything else.

It felt like I stepped right into a Hayao Miyazaki movie. So beautiful.

Ginzan Onsen in winter is insanely gorgeous. Snow falling over the old street and those wooden ryokan—it's like a Japanese drama playing out in real life.

When it snows in winter, it’s honestly unreal—couldn’t stop taking photos.

Once the lights come on at night, it’s so beautiful it doesn’t even feel real. Day and night feel completely different, and nighttime is definitely the winner.

The hot spring street still keeps its Taisho-era architecture. Walking around here really feels like stepping back in time.

Feels like Tokyo style in Japan.

Ginzan Onsen is surrounded by stunning mountains and peaceful nature. It's such a relaxing and refreshing place to visit.

These days, most of the visitors here seem to be tourists from Southeast Asia.