Kinsenkaku | Japanese-style Hotel in Sanage Onsen|Approximately 40 minutes by car from Nagoya

About Sanage Onsen Resort

Sanage Onsen is home to the Japanese-style hotel, Kinsenkaku. It is located approximately a 40-minute drive from Nagoya Station in Aichi Prefecture, Japan. It is also conveniently situated about 30 minutes by car from the world-famous Ghibli Park. From Chubu International Airport, it will take you about an hour by car to reach Sanage Onsen. Using the Shinkansen bullet train, you can reach Sanage Onsen in roughly 3 hours from Tokyo and 2 hours from Osaka or Kyoto. Sanage Onsen is known for its rare and all-natural radon hot springs, which are unique even in Japan. It is believed that bathing in these hot springs promotes good health, so it attracts visitors from across the country.

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Sanage Onsen - A Blissful Hidden Sanctuary

Located at the foothills of Mount Sanage, a sacred mountain just a short drive from Nagoya, Sanage Onsen is a place where you can experience not only the healing powers of the rare hot spring but also rediscover the important things you may have overlooked. It provides an opportunity for introspection or a chance to spend quality time with your loved ones away from the hustle and bustle of daily life. The unwavering commitment of the resort staff to exceptional hospitality is sure to grant moments of pure bliss to each visitor.

Radium Hot Springs

Sanage Onsen is a 100% natural radon hot spring.

The natural radon hot spring, Sanage Onsen’s pride and joy, gushes vigorously from a depth of 1,200 meters and is a very rare type of hot spring, accounting for only 7% of all hot springs in Japan. It became the first hot spring in Aichi Prefecture to be approved for drinking. It is the only hot spring in the Tokai region's three prefectures that is recommended by doctors as a “miraculous hot spring”. *The photo is for illustrative purposes only.

Gemini
(Rejuvenating Bubble Bath)
Sirius (Large Round Bath)
Altair (Square Bathtub)

Dishes

Our chefs are particular about the presentation, especially the colors used, of the dishes we serve, aiming to create memorable meals that guests can't help but snap a photo of. We prepare and serve meals made using seasonal and fresh ingredients with utmost dedication. We hope you enjoy eating them as much as we do making them.

Rooms

Kinsenkaku offers various room types, from suites with private open-air baths that offer views of cherry blossoms or autumn leaves to luxurious rooms that blend Japanese and Western interior designs and spacious deluxe rooms with a serene modern Japanese ambiance, all designed to make our guests feel "blissful”.Distinctive atmosphere resonating with the fleeting beauty of the seasons.