Umegashima Hot Spring Village (Umegashima, Nitta, Kanayama, Konya)

Umegashima Onsen Village is a general term for Umegashima Onsen, Umegashima Nitta Onsen, Umegashima Kanayama Onsen, and Konya Onsen located in the upper reaches of the Abe River, a clear stream that flows through Shizuoka City. , in the midst of lush green nature. Surrounded by Hakkorei, Otani, Yamabushi, Abe Pass, and Mt. Jumai, the mountains are covered in fresh greenery from spring to summer and red leaves in autumn. In addition to the Otani Kuzure, a dynamic and wild natural environment, there are the Abe no Otaki, the Akamizu Falls, and the Umegashima Seven Waterfalls. Umegashima Onsen has a long history. During the Warring States period, the Imagawa clan and the Takeda clan fought over the Umegashima gold mine for a long time. It has prospered as a hot spring resort since ancient times. It is said that Ieyasu Tokugawa, Ietada Tokugawa, Kaishu Katsu, Jirocho Shimizu, Tesshu Yamaoka, and Maresuke Nogi have visited the hot spring resort. Umegashima Onsen and Konya Onsen are simple sulfur hot springs, while Nitta Onsen and Kanayama Hot Springs are sodium-hydrogen carbonate hot springs. It is said that there is Umegashima Onsen Village Photo Gallery Source of Umegashima Onsen Source of Umegashima Onsen Autumn leaves around Konya Onsen Autumn leaves around Konya Onsen Abe no Otaki Falls Abe no Otaki Waterfall Highlights of Umegashima Onsen Village Autumn leaves, source (Umegashima Onsen), Abe no Otaki, Akamizu Falls, Otani Kuzure (three great collapses in Japan) Access to Umegashima Onsen Village About 1 hour and 45 minutes by Shizutetsu Just Line from JR Shizuoka Station, about 50 minutes by car from Shin-Tomei Expressway "Shin-Shizuoka I.C." MAP Umegashima Onsen