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♨️Seven Springs of Good Fortune, Fed by Three Sources

Niigata · Gensen Yu no Yado Kairi

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The Seven Baths of Fortune

• ♨️A natural gensen-kakenagashi hot spring, drawing from three sources with no added water or heating
• 🍀Legend has it that soaking in all seven baths brings the blessings of the seven gods of fortune
• 🌡️Kept at a comfortable 40–41°C, with such abundant flow that the tubs are refilled more than three times a day

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Niwa no Yu — A Great Bath Overlooking the Garden

• 🪨Take in the garden's greenery from "Daikokuten no Yu," an indoor bath built with granite and green stone
• 🛁An octagonal soaking bath, "Bishamonten's Perching Bath," and a ceramic tub, "Fukurokuju no Yu"
• 😴Lie back in the shallow, wood-scented reclining bath, "Jurojin no Yu"

3

Kawa no Yu — Open-Air Charm by the Sanari River

• 🪨"Benzaiten no Yu," an atmospheric rock bath built from stones of the Sanari River
• 🕯️"Hoteison no Yu," a cave bath where lantern light glows softly in the dark
• 🌲A Finnish-style outdoor sauna, with saunas available at both Niwa no Yu and Kawa no Yu

4

Rooms Steeped in Mountain-Village Charm

• 🏔️Views of the mountains and distant Mt. Echigo-Komagatake, with the clear Sanari River flowing below
• 🛏️Wa-modern rooms with a semi-open-air or open-air bath, twin beds, and — on the 5th and 6th floors — a stunning view of Mt. Komagatake on clear days
• 🍵Cozy time together in calm, traditional tatami rooms (50 rooms in total)

5

Seasonal Flavor from the Head Chef

• 🍚Rice at the center of the table, cooked from Uonuma-grown Koshihikari
• 🥩Niigata beef grilled on a stone plate or served as sukiyaki, alongside seasonal vegetables
• 🐟Chef-selected and local dishes built around seasonal ingredients from Echigo and the Sea of Japan

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Kyoyutei Dining Hall and On-Site Facilities

• 🍶Seasonal dishes, carefully chosen local sake, and countryside fare in the "Kyoyutei" dining hall
• ☕Drinks served in ceramic cups at the "Hatago" lounge, with morning coffee from 7 to 10 a.m.
• 🛍️The "Miyageya" gift shop gathers Niigata specialties, topped by the best-selling sasa dango

7

Echigo Oyu Onsen — Over 1,300 Years of History

• 📜Opened in the second year of the Yoro era by the monk Gyoki, one of the prefecture's oldest hot-spring towns
• 💧A hypotonic, mildly alkaline simple spring, said to help with neuralgia, joint pain, and fatigue
• 🌉Take in the seasonal scenery from the "Kajikabashi" suspension bridge leading to the bath wing

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Getting There

• 🚄About 30 minutes by bus or taxi from Urasa Station on the Joetsu Shinkansen, or take the reservation-only free shuttle bus
• 🚌Free shuttle bus departs Urasa Station at 14:20 and 16:20 (reservation required by 5 p.m. two days prior)
• 🚗About 20 minutes via Route 352 from Koide IC on the Kan-etsu Expressway, with parking for 60 cars

A hidden hot spring in Echigo Oyu Onsen, where seven baths run kakenagashi from three sources, the Sanari River shifts with the seasons, and Uonuma Koshihikari rice awaits at the table. Make your way through all seven "baths of fortune" and let the deep charm of this mountain village settle into body and mind.

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* This introduction was compiled from information published by each property (official website and similar sources), so some details may differ from what you find on the day. It is AI-assisted and can contain errors — please check the official website and the details shown at booking before you reserve.

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Check In/Check Out Policy · Check In: 15:00 · Check Out: 10:00 · Last Check In: 18:30

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