Arima Onsen is a small town, and all the attractions are within walking distance of each other.





Goshobo
Goshobo Ryokan (御所坊), one of the oldest inns in Arima Onsen, invites visitors to experience its traditional hot springs, even without an overnight stay. This historic ryokan is renowned for its "golden" hot spring water, rich in minerals, which is believed to have healing properties. The gender-separated indoor stone baths create a tranquil atmosphere, perfect for relaxation and rejuvenation.
Established centuries ago, Goshobo preserves the elegance of Japanese hospitality while welcoming both locals and tourists. With its blend of heritage and comfort, it's a must-visit for anyone exploring Arima Onsen. Whether you're seeking a peaceful soak or a glimpse into Japan's bathing culture, Goshobo Ryokan promises a memorable experience.
Hours and Fees
- Opening hours
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Daytime hours:
11:00 to 14:00
- Closed
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Mondays (except public holidays)
- Entrance fee
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Daytime admission:
1650 yen
Overnight stay:
from 30,000 yen per person including 2 meals
Getting there
Resources
Nearby
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1Kin no Yu — 10-minute walk
Gold water indoor baths
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2Gin no Yu — 10-minute walk
Clear "silver" hot spring water
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3Taiko no Yu — 10-minute walk
Modern hot springs with traditional charm
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4Taiko-no-yu Museum — 10-minute walk
Hot spring history and cultural exhibits
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5Onsenji Temple — 60+ minutes walk
Kannon Buddha and Onsen Matsuri
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