Welcome to Tsukioka Onsen

Enveloped in the smell of sulfur,
Welcome to Tsukioka's "Summer"

Tsukioka Onsen opened in 1915 (Taisho 4). It began as a therapeutic hot spring resort when a hot spring was accidentally discovered while drilling for oil.
The hot spring town, enveloped in the scent of sulfur, is lined with inns, restaurants, and souvenir shops.
As dusk falls, the charming streets are filled with geishas in elegant kimonos, welcoming travelers with a sense of nostalgia.

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About hot springs

"A hot spring that can make you even more beautiful"
Beautiful in both body and mind.

Tsukioka Onsen boasts one of the highest sulfur content levels in Japan.
It's known as a "hot spring that makes you even more beautiful."
This mildly alkaline sulfur spring, with its rare and beautiful emerald green color, is gentle on the skin and is so potent that it can blacken precious metals. It is said to be effective for dermatitis and lifestyle-related diseases, and above all, it is considered to be very effective for beautiful skin.

View details about the hot springs.
 
Walking on a hot spring street

A pleasant and charming place to walk around
How about taking a stroll through the hot spring town?

Enjoy the Tsukioka Onsen hot springs with a footbath, and discover unique shops offering Niigata's local sake and flavors, as well as traditional Japanese sweets. Taking in the scenery and trying out different experiences is part of the fun of traveling. Enjoy a special time in this hot spring town.

See details of "A hot spring town that makes you want to walk around"
 
Hotel guide

In Tsukioka,
Please enjoy a relaxing time.

Each of the ryokan and hotels in Tsukioka Onsen has its own unique charm and character. From large ryokans equipped with various public facilities to small, secluded inns offering a private and intimate experience, there's a wide variety of accommodations to choose from to suit your preferences and purpose, and enjoy a relaxing stay.

View details of "Inns and Hotels"
 
CHIKATABI

"Chikatabi" begins in Tsukioka Onsen.

From tradition to innovation, from a small sparkle to natural light, deliciousness.
Wouldn't you like to take a short trip close by to experience joy, tranquility, and enchantment?

View the special website for "Tsukioka Onsen Chikatabi"
 
Tsukioka Art

Magnificent and elegant...
The graceful and elegant Tsukioka geisha
Please enjoy the magnificent dance.

Geisha, a cultural element of hot spring resorts, are declining year by year in various regions.
Among them, Tsukioka Onsen is a rare hot spring resort that still has nearly 30 geisha. Tsukioka Onsen has cherished this geisha culture.
When planning a banquet at Tsukioka Onsen, please be sure to request the services of Tsukioka geisha.
We will provide you with a splendid and enjoyable evening banquet.

View the "Tsukioka Geisha" website.
Hometown tax

Enjoy discounted accommodations through hometown tax donations.

 

The accommodation fee may be essentially free!?
You'll regret it if you don't do it!
Stay at a hotel for a great price using the Furusato Nozei (hometown tax donation) system!

Moreover, with Tsukioka Onsen, you can choose a hometown tax donation that suits your preferences.

If you make a hometown tax donation (contribution) to Shibata City, Niigata Prefecture, you will receive accommodation discount coupons or vouchers worth approximately 30% of your donation amount as a thank-you gift. The discount limit for the accommodation discount coupon is up to the amount of your reservation, so depending on the donation amount, you may be able to stay for free. Why not enjoy the hot springs with skin-beautifying effects, seasonal Niigata ingredients, and delicious local sake?
Please see the details page for information on how to use the program and available accommodations. For any questions, please contact the Mirai Sozo Division, Furusato Tax Section (TEL:0254-28-9532Or emailfurusato-tax@city.shibata.lg.jp) Please contact us.

STAYNAVI Furusato Tax Donation (Pre-order Furusato Tax Donation Type) Furusato Travel (Hometown Tax Donation Type - Available upon Visit) Furusato Choice (a type of pre-payment hometown tax donation with the issuance of thank-you vouchers)
Free shop

Born in Tsukioka Onsen
Experience a premium Niigata
A variety of shops

In the center of the hot spring town, there is a shop where you can sample Niigata's famous sake and wine,
Shops where you can sample Niigata-made dried fish and fermented foods, and shops where you can experience hand-baking and painting rice crackers are opening one after another.
Please enjoy a stroll around Tsukioka town.


KURA

Niigata sake brewery
Enjoy premium local sake

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UMAMI

The delicious flavor from Niigata
Stores where you can sample and purchase products

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Hand-baked and decorated rice crackers
Shops where you can have an experience

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KAORI

A collection of drinks from Niigata
Stores where you can sample and purchase

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A collection of rice flour from Niigata
Stores where you can experience and purchase

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MINORS

Niigata vegetables and fruits
Shops you can enjoy

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LOVE ME

Various chocolates from Niigata
Restaurants where you can enjoy it

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NAGOMI

Niigata and various parts of Japan
A collection of adorable Japanese sweets

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IRU

A new texture canelé and
Specialty shop for hand-drip coffee

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TAKUMI

Crafts that showcase the artisanal skills of Niigata Prefecture
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DONUT

A specialty shop for "Guruguru Kushiyaki," Fukuoka's soul food.
Stroll through town with original skewers of chicken, pork, beef, and lamb in hand!

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Over 20 kinds of handmade items
Lots of cute donuts!

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Other souvenir shops and restaurants in the hot spring town include:
You can find more information at the following link.

The introductory video for Shibata City, where Tsukioka Onsen is located, is
Please see below.

Special time at Tsukioka

Enjoy a luxurious moment for your soul at Tsukioka Onsen.
Have a good time.

Access to Tsukioka Onsen

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