
Niigata Shibata City
An onsen town opened in the Taisho era, boasting the largest scale in Niigata Prefecture. Its biggest hallmark is the vivid emerald-green color of the water, so striking it is often mistaken for bath additives. It is one of Japan's most sulfur-rich hot springs and is hugely popular with women as "the bath that makes you even more beautiful." In this onsen town, where the scent of sulfur lingers in the air, there are plenty of spots for strolling and sampling local food, sake from Niigata, and regional specialties. It is also highly regarded by international visitors seeking the nostalgic atmosphere of a classic Japanese onsen town and a stay at high-quality Japanese-style ryokan.
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Niigata Shibata City
An onsen town opened in the Taisho era, boasting the largest scale in Niigata Prefecture. Its biggest hallmark is the vivid emerald-green color of the water, so striking it is often mistaken for bath additives. It is one of Japan's most sulfur-rich hot springs and is hugely popular with women as "the bath that makes you even more beautiful." In this onsen town, where the scent of sulfur lingers in the air, there are plenty of spots for strolling and sampling local food, sake from Niigata, and regional specialties. It is also highly regarded by international visitors seeking the nostalgic atmosphere of a classic Japanese onsen town and a stay at high-quality Japanese-style ryokan.
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An onsen town opened in the Taisho era, boasting the largest scale in Niigata Prefecture. Its biggest hallmark is the vivid emerald-green color of the water, so striking it is often mistaken for bath additives. It is one of Japan's most sulfur-rich hot springs and is hugely popular with women as "the bath that makes you even more beautiful." In this onsen town, where the scent of sulfur lingers in the air, there are plenty of spots for strolling and sampling local food, sake from Niigata, and regional specialties. It is also highly regarded by international visitors seeking the nostalgic atmosphere of a classic Japanese onsen town and a stay at high-quality Japanese-style ryokan.
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An onsen town opened in the Taisho era, boasting the largest scale in Niigata Prefecture. Its biggest hallmark is the vivid emerald-green color of the water, so striking it is often mistaken for bath additives. It is one of Japan's most sulfur-rich hot springs and is hugely popular with women as "the bath that makes you even more beautiful." In this onsen town, where the scent of sulfur lingers in the air, there are plenty of spots for strolling and sampling local food, sake from Niigata, and regional specialties. It is also highly regarded by international visitors seeking the nostalgic atmosphere of a classic Japanese onsen town and a stay at high-quality Japanese-style ryokan.
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