Autumn Day Trip to Popular Ginzan Onsen♨Hakama dress-up👘
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.ค. 2024
- ♨Ginzan Onsen is so popular (Especially during winter season) and because of that it may be difficult to get accommodations, but you can also enjoy it as a day trip! (just be sure to wake up early to catch the first shinkansen🚄)
😊It seems that some Ryokan (Japanese-style inns) have started accepting day-use onsen again, which had been suspended for quite a while due to Covid19 restrictions.
(but many of them are closed on Thursdays).
😊If you want to see the night lights of Ginzan Onsen, I recommend taking a cab on the way back (around ￥6,000 →＄40 one-way fare).
🚌unfortunately the current schedule as of 2022, buses departing from Onsen in the evening or later will not be connected to the Shinkansen.
Here are some tips on how to enjoy Ginzan Onsen during the autumn season:
・A pleasant stroll in Shirogane park is highly recommended (beware of bears)
・Rent Hakama (traditional Japanese wear) and take loads of pictures at the retro onsen town
🚩Shinkansen and bus timetables are for 2022
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00:00 introduction
00:53 bus
02:09 Arrive at Onsen Town
03:06 Shirogane park
05:46 Nogawa tofu
06:20 Hakama rental shop
07:59 Lunch
09:25 Shiroganeyu
10:26 Ooishida station
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This is very lovely, it's very soothing and peaceful. It's also very thoughtful of you to have included all the necessary information that might help anyone get a better experience like the animated map and detailed descriptions. Looking forward to what's coming next ❤️
Thank you very much for the lovely compliment! 🥰🤩I’m sooo glad to hear that.🌸
The bus fare from Oishida Station to Ginzan Onsen has increased to 1000 yen one way from April 2023! And the Ginzan Onsen Tourist Information Center does not seem to offer luggage storage service, as of the time of writing, based on one of our viewer's experience.
hey how can you buy the bus ticket from oishida st to ginzan onsen
@@Nabila-yc5gu Hi! Thanks for your comment. When taking a bus from Oishida Station to Ginzan Onsen, you don't need to buy a ticket. Instead, you pay in cash when you board the bus. There is a box-like thing near the driver where you can put the cash. It's easy to understand if you observe someone in front of you paying.😉Enjoy your trip😁
@@GetToKnowJapanTogether Hello, what if the bus is full? Is there any other way of getting there?
@@TruthAdv Hi😊Arigatou for your comment!🚌The bus service from the station may be increased depending on the day, especially during the winter season. However, if the bus is still full and you're unable to get on, an alternative option would be to take a cab. The cab fare for a one-way trip is usually less than 7,000 yen.
Amazing video! The introduction gave me goosebumps! It made me feel like I'm being teleported to Japan!! Definitely Ginzan Onsen will be included in my bucket list of places to visit! 😍🏯🗾
Thank you soooo much for your comment🥰I’m glad to hear that. ありがとう
I love these travel videos.😍 They make me feel like I'm there in person.
Thank you so much for your comment and support! I really appreciate that🥰
Great job! This was such an amazing video. I appreciate the tips about the bus and the cost of items. Very informative.
Thank you for your comment😊I'm glad if it helped you in some way. Are you planning to go to Ginzan? Have fun traveling in Japan!
Wow amazing 🥰😍🥰😍🥰
Thank you for sharing my friend
Beautiful place to visit 🥰🥰🥰
Greetings from Pacific ❤️🙏
😍😘🥰🤩I’m so happy to read your comment🥰Thank you from Japan🗾Please come and experience Ginzan😘
Wow! I love it.. Thank you for sharing your trip with us.. Feels like we also travelled to Japan with you 💙 I miss Japan
Arigatou‼ 😍I am delighted you liked it. Please visit Japan again! 🚄
Дякую за приємну прогулянку онсен- містечком! Ви вибрали дуже красиву і яскраву хакама.
Японія прекрасна! 😍😍😍
Дякую за ваш коментар та компліменти! Я щаслива, що вам подобається моя хакама. Бажаю вам щасливого Різдва та процвітаючого нового року！🎄💙💛🕊
銀山温泉、何年も行ってないなぁ、もう、有名過ぎて🥰👏🙏
山田様！こんにちは！コメントありがとうございます🥰そうですね、銀山温泉、昔から人気でしたが今は激混みですよね…先日行ったら昼間のバスで百人以上乗車したよと大石田から銀山へのバスの運転手さんがおっしゃってました😅
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thank you so much for this amazing video! im actually going there this august and im super excited esp when i see this! the map and your tips are really helpful too. thank u!
Hi😄fafar-san👋Thank you so much for watching my video! I'm glad to hear that you found it helpful. It's great to know that you're going to the same place in August👍
I think taking a walk on the road to the mine, surrounded by the deep green of summer, would be delightful. Enjoy your trip and have a wonderful time!😉
By the way, if you're looking for a delicious treat in Yamagata during the summer, I highly recommend trying cold ramen🍜 It's absolutely tasty😋
@@GetToKnowJapanTogether aaaa thank you travel-san! im looking forward to travelling there. and thank you for the tip! i have never tried cold ramen so im excited hehe.
i have also watched some of your other videos. it is very informative and entertaining. i do hope you provide more exciting videos! have great day!
@@fieryfafar I'm glad you've watched my other videos! Arigato gozaimasu😍! I wish you a fantastic trip to Japan! Have a wonderful day as well!
Wow, its a mini paradise in its own bubble. Very nice video. Kindly put together for us to enjoy. Thank you very much :) Hope one day to visit that beautiful place. 🥰😍
Hi Stephane-san! 😁 Thank you for your kind comment😍 Describing it as a mini paradise in bubbles is a really nice way to put it. I hope you get the chance to visit this wonderful place someday! While Ginzan Onsen doesn't offer bubble baths,🤣there's a lovely hot spring where you can relax and feel refreshed
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介紹好詳細,很棒
謝謝你的評論😘希望我的視頻能對你的日本之行有所幫助😉
Lovely video! Thank you for making these videos, they're so immersive. After seeing so many of your videos, I wanted to know what camera do you use to record? It's so crystal clear and smooth. Thank you!
Hi dang-san! Thank you so much for watching my videos. I shoot them with my iPhone 13 Pro Max. 😅 I record in 4K to ensure the quality you mentioned. Thanks again😉
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😍🤩🤩🤩😘🥰 Woow Beautiful place. Love from India
Good morning, Sheshu-san😁 I was pleasantly surprised when I woke up this morning and checked TH-cam Studio. Thank you for watching so many of my videos and for leaving your comments! I'm overjoyed to hear from you.💃 A big thank you from Japan!🌸❤
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@@GetToKnowJapanTogether definitely, I would love to watch.. expecting more beautiful locations in Japan. waiting for Kyoto location
@@bharatmotovlogs81 Kyoto is too far from my house, so I may not be able to make a video, but I will introduce you to other wonderful Japan!😉😉
I really enjoy watching the video. I plan to visit Japan in December and definitely will visit Ginzan Onsen after watching your video. You mentioned the bus ticket is pre-paid. Where do buy the ticket? Or do we just pay the driver when we board the bus. Thank you so much. Looking forward to watch more of your informative videos.
Thank you for your kind comments😍 Please pay when you get on the bus🚌
There is a box near the driver's seat where you put your money.
If it is in December, I think you can enjoy the snowy Ginzan Onsen!⛄ Have a nice trip!
Thank you so so much for the information! This was very helpful for me planning a trip :) Did you make a reservation for the Hakama rental or could you just walk in? Thank you very much for your great videos!
Kon-nichiwa😁 Sam-san!
Thank you for watching and for your kind words!
I didn't make a reservation for Hakama rentals in advance! Just walked in😉
Are you planning to wear Hakama? Enjoy your photo shoot!👘
FYI: During the winter, only guests of Ginzanso and Kosekiya can rent Hakama.
Lovely video. How could I make a book in one of the ryokan? As most of them weren't listed in agoda or booking. Thanks.
Hi, Mario-san,Thanks for watching my video.
I recommend making your Ginzan Onsen reservation through a Japanese reservation site!
It's in Japanese so please use a translation tool!
travel.rakuten.co.jp/onsen/yamagata/OK00953.html
www.jalan.net/onsen/OSN_50586/
Great video! Where did you sleep that day?. Did you finally take a bath in Shiroganeyo? Do you know if you can rent a private onsen (kashikiri) in hotels without book a room?. Thank you so much
Hola, Topper-san😊Thanks for your comment!
I stayed in Fukushima City before heading to Ginzan Onsen. After my visit, I went back to my home in Tokyo to sleep. Shiroganeyu was a small but pleasant hot spring I visited.
As for renting a private onsen, there used to be a place called Omokageyu, but it seems to be closed now. I tried contacting the tourism association to check if they plan to reopen, but couldn't get through. 😅They might be busy with many tourists. Other hotels in the area do have private baths, but as far as I know, they are mainly for guests staying overnight.
Beautiful scenery. I am travelling end of September for 6 days to Tokyo. Would you kindly recommend places to visit outside of Tokyo?
Hi, Josephine M-san! Thank you for your comment.
Since I'm not sure what your preferences are, let me recommend one of my favorite places: Nyuto Onsen in Akita Prefecture. It's absolutely wonderful.
I've also made a video featuring Tsuru-no-Yu in Nyuto Onsen, so please take a look if you're interested. One drawback is that it can be difficult to make reservations there.😅
Tsuru-no-Yu is lovely to visit in any season.
th-cam.com/video/IpyjRNTcCts/w-d-xo.html
@@GetToKnowJapanTogether Thank you so much for the wonderful recommendation.
I am checking the sites for my booking. Exciting 😀
Beautiful ❤
I will be staying in Yamagata in late December this year, would you recommend doing a similar day trip to Ginzan Onsen? or does it get too cold to be outside walking around the town?
Hi😊toywizdood01-san! Thank you for watching🙏Yes, it is quite cold in Ginzan during winter, but some hotels offer day-trip bathing options, so why not enjoy them? For example, at Ginzanso, you can bathe while admiring the beautiful snowscapes. Just remember to wear waterproof boots to keep your feet dry.😉
If you're staying in Tendo Onsen, there was a bus tour to Ginzan Onsen last year, and it's likely there will be one this year as well. It's usually easier to get a reservation there compared to Ginzan Onsen.
Lastly, make sure not to miss out on the amazing ice monster (frost-covered trees) in Zao. They are truly magnificent. Enjoy your trip to Yamagata!☃❄
Finally, a video of Ginzan Onsen in Autumn! Thank you for sharing your experience through this relaxing video. What was the exact day and month you came here? Cause I did notice most of the Autumn leaves are still green.
Emlyn-san😉Hello! Thank you for finding and watching my video. Are you planning to visit Ginzan Onsen next fall? The day I visited there was October 20th. Typically, the autumn foliage in Ginzan Onsen is at its peak from late October to early November. I hope you enjoy your trip to Ginzan Onsen!🍁😍🍁
@@GetToKnowJapanTogether Hi, thanks for the reply and insight. I do plan on visiting Ginzan Onsen on my next trip to Japan but it won't be anytime soon. I am still working on my itinerary on where to fit in Ginzan Onsen. Still deciding if should I visit this beautiful place during winter or autumn since I plan on traveling to the Tohoku region using the JR East Tohoku Area Pass.
@@user-km9pe8mw7f Sorry for the late reply.
I was actually in Ginzan Onsen yesterday.
(Today I was tired and slept hahaha)
The way to get on the bus etc. has changed since the last time I was there, so I'll show you how to get on the bus in a video next time!
Ginzan Onsen was wonderful in both autumn and winter, so I think you can enjoy it in any season! However, it was cold yesterday!😅❄
Tourist office don’t allow let your bags there… I and my back are so sad 😢😢😢😢
😱😱😱Topper-san, I do apologize.🙏🙏🙏
I didn't know that they had stopped their baggage storage service.
I've been trying to reach the tourist information center in Ginzan lately, but I can't get through to them at all.
Thank you so much for letting me know!
I'll update my video soon to avoid confusion.
I'm really sorry that you have to go sightseeing with heavy baggage!😢
I hope you enjoyed your visit to Ginzan Onsen regardless of your luggage! Gomen-ne🙏
@@GetToKnowJapanTogether Don’t worry! The sweet granny of souvernirs shop, keep my bag for free 😊 . But yes, update the video with the new info about it
Nice video! Where do you go to pre-purchase the bus ticket at Ooishida station? Or can you pay when you board the bus? Also does the bus allow you to bring a medium sized suitcase (if staying overnight)? Thanks
Hi Melody-san😊Thanks for watching! Buses to Ginzan Onsen are prepaid in cash when boarding. (As far as I know, there were no tickets sold in advance.)
The fare was changed to 1000 yen! When I boarded, other passengers were bringing their luggage to their seats. I'll ask the bus company if large luggage can be brought on board! However, the bus company's inquiry center is closed during the holidays in Japan, so I will reply to you after May 8!😅🙏
Hi, Melody-san! The bus company informed me that there is space available at the front of the bus if you wish to bring your suitcase on board. However, this space is limited, so if other passengers have a significant amount of luggage, your suitcase may not be able to be accommodated on the bus.
Hello, do you need to reserve the bus ticket? Or are they only sold on the time that the bus departs, first come first serve basis, thanks
HiRyleth-san😁Thank you for watching! Yes, it is 'First come, first served.' Reservations are not required for the bus. Please pay 1,000 yen in cash when you board the bus. After you alight from the train, kindly proceed promptly to the bus stop😉
@gettoknowjapan8000 thank you so much, love your vids 💖
@@rylethever1842 Thank you, and you're welcome! Wishing you a wonderful trip to Japan!
You said take a taxi back if you stay late? Is it easy to get a taxi?
Hello! GBear-san! Thank you for watching 😉 If you plan to take a taxi, I recommend making a reservation in advance! Please search for "尾花沢タクシー Obanazawa Taxi." On their homepage, you'll see an option for "Call a Taxi." Click on it to access the cab reservation form. The current one-way fare from Ginzan to Oishida Station ranges from approximately 6,400 yen to 7,000 yen. Have a fantastic trip!😘
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Hi😊Rangsiya-san! สวัสดี! ขอบคุณที่รับชมวิดีโอ
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I couldn't translate your comment well in my translation app, does my answer match your question?😅🙏
@@GetToKnowJapanTogether yes 🥰 Thank you so much ❤️🙏🏻
Thank you for this video, I'm looking to go there too, but it looks like it's very expensive to stay overnight at Ginzan Onsen. Did you stay overnight in Oishida?
Hi TrAdv-san😁Thanks again for your comment!! Ginzan Onsen can indeed be quite expensive and challenging to secure reservations. Instead of staying overnight in Oishida, I chose to stay in Fukushima and visited Ginzan as a day trip. Are you planning to visit Ginzan during winter? If so, a bus tour is available from Tendo Onsen to Ginzan Onsen specifically between December and February. Please search for "銀山温泉 Twilight Trip". The accommodation fee in Tendo Onsen is more reasonable than in Ginzan Onsen, and you can also have fun making shogi (Japanese chess) pieces!😉☖
@@GetToKnowJapanTogether Hello! I am planning to visit solo in mid-October (just like you!), so I don't think the winter bus from Tendo Onsen will be available. That's okay, I will look to staying at Fukushima and make it a day trip (I see that it is a 2 hour train from Ginzan Onsen). Your video was very helpful. Thank you! 😀
@@TruthAdv Hi 🥰 I'm so glad my video was helpful. Staying in Fukushima is nice, but there are many hotels in Yamagata which is a lot closer to Ginzan and they are perfect for solo travellers.
Please choose the lodging that best suits your travel plans.
Have an amazing trip!!🤩
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ขอบคุณสำหรับความคิดเห็นของคุณ. ผมมีความสุขมาก. ฉันรักเมืองไทย ฉันไปที่นั่นเมื่อนานมาแล้ว และฉันก็อยากจะไปอีก🥰
Summer Vs winters ginzan?
Hi😁Hassan-sanThank you for your comment!😆 If you're into capturing shots of Ginzan Onsen town, winter with its snowy charm is a winner! However, I personally recommend exploring during the warmer seasons, where you can casually wander around Shirogane Park and the old silver mine. Taking a stroll in them is an absolute delight! Although I haven't experienced Ginzan Onsen in the summer, I'm confident that the trees around Shirogane Park are showcasing some gorgeous greenery!
@@GetToKnowJapanTogether thank you!
@@hassan2526 you are very welcome😉Douitashi mashite