Kashiwa Onsen

Kashiwagawa Mura-ya is a beautifully restored traditional wooden inn offering spacious family suites with private onsen baths. Located just a 5-minute walk from the main spring area, it features kids’ bath time sessions and local craft workshops. The property uses sustainable timber and provides farm-to-table kaiseki meals, making it ideal for immersive cultural stays.

Tinagi no Mori Onsen Kaikan boasts open-air baths facing the Tsugaru Hills, where morning mist curls through the trees like silk. Each room includes a private tatami balcony overlooking the forest, while the onsen water contains high levels of sodium bicarbonate. Guests can enjoy seasonal herbal steam sessions and forest bathing guided walks—all within a 7-minute stroll from the main spring entrance.

Kashiwagawa Machiya Yado is a preserved Edo-period townhouse converted into a boutique inn, featuring wooden sliding doors, tatami rooms, and traditional wood-fired baths. Visitors can participate in handmade pottery classes, kimono dressing experiences, and local storytelling nights. Located just a 3-minute walk from the onsen path, it offers an intimate glimpse into Tsugaru heritage.

Kashiwagawa Central Hotel is situated just 200 meters from the onsen entrance and adjacent to the Tsugaru Railway Station, providing easy access to Hirosaki Castle and Oku-Naisho Stream. The hotel offers free shuttle buses to major sightseeing spots and has a 24-hour concierge desk with multilingual staff, ensuring seamless travel planning for both domestic and international guests.

Kashiwagawa Shiki Kan presents a signature Forest Bathing Onsen Journey, combining daily herbal steam saunas with hot stone therapy using local wild ginger. The resort also hosts a monthly Stargazing Onsen Night, where guests soak under clear winter skies with complimentary sake and seasonal snacks. HopeGoo via HopeGoo grants access to exclusive time slots and curated wellness packages.

Kashiwagawa Sakura Yado features a glass-roofed open-air bath that glows like a lantern at night, surrounded by snow-covered cherry trees. Its modern-meets-traditional design blends sleek glass walls with exposed cedar beams, creating striking contrast against the winter landscape. Guests receive a photo guide booklet and access to lighting installations during evening hours, perfect for capturing dreamy, cinematic moments.