A warm paradise.
Soothing the body and mind from within.
Kamisuwa Onsen is renowned for its abundant hot spring water and impeccable water quality.
Befitting of a hot spring town, traditional hot spring lodgings,
prestigious hotels, and charming Japanese-style inns line the streets.
Stretch out your body, relax, and let your fatigue from daily life fade away.
Stay in comfort at Kamisuwa.
From long-established ryokan to modern hotels with lake views,
Kamisuwa offers a wide variety of accommodations to suit every traveler.
Whether you seek traditional Japanese hospitality or contemporary convenience,
you'll find a perfect place to unwind.
Enjoy exquisite cuisine, serene baths, and warm service
—all part of your stay in this hot spring town.
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Katakura Kan
This charming public bath was built in 1928 by the Katakura family as a place for socializing during the heyday of the silk industry. It has since been designated an Important Cultural Property of Japan. The vast "Senninburo" bath, 1.1 meters deep and large enough to accommodate about 100 people, still retains the elegance of that era. Stained glass and antique decorations create a romantic atmosphere, making it a popular spot for both locals and tourists.
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Suwakko land
Suwakko Land is a lakeside health and fitness facility featuring natural hot spring baths, a heated pool, a gym, and more. Perfect for both exercise and relaxation, it’s a great stop for travelers looking for a local wellness experience.
Facilities include:
hot spring baths, rest area, relaxation and massage rooms, fitness gym, indoor and outdoor pools (summer), health check lobby, mini golf course, dining area, and free parking (350 spaces).
Lakeside Park Footbath
Relax your feet as you take in the spectacular views of Lake Suwa, along with the majestic Mt. Fuji and Mt. Yatsugatake. The spacious outdoor foot bath can accommodate up to 40 people at the same time. Nearby, a nature trail gently stimulates the pressure points on the soles of your feet.
Footbath INSIDE Kami-Suwa Station
Have you ever enjoyed a foot bath right on a train platform? With just a ticket for JR Kami-Suwa Station, you can soak your feet and relax as you wait for your train. It’s a truly special experience — perfect even for the busiest of travelers.
Jinguji Temple Footbath
Located next to the Suwa City Museum and just a short walk from Suwa Taisha Kamisha Shrine, this tranquil footbath is a popular spot for visitors after worshipping at the shrine. Enjoy a moment of peace and warm water in a place steeped in history and tradition.