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Settsukyo and Hana-no-sato Onsen "Bijin-no-yu Syofuen" "Sansuikan"

About the facility

Settsukyo reveals different faces every season, with cherry blossoms in spring, fireflies in summer, and red leaves in fall. There are many ways to enjoy the area: you can trek along the gorge, visit the barbecue area where you can barbecue without bringing your own gear, and enjoy hot springs.
Hana-no-sato onsen is Settsukyo's hot spring, consisting of two facilities: "Bijin-no-yu Syofuen” that accepts people who are visiting only for the onsen for a fee, and an onsen-hotel "Sansuikan." It is one of the most therapeutic onsens in Kansai and it is 2.5 times more dense than a standard onsen, boasting a smooth and gooey texture that feels very gentle, turning your skin soft and glossy. That is why it is called Bijin-no-yu, because "bijin" means beautiful people and "yu" warm water.

Special offers of KANSAI RAILWAY PASS

No special offers available

Settsukyo
Hana-no-sato Onsen "Sansuikan"

Access

Closest stations/bus stops

Hankyu Takatsukishi Station (1-min walk) → Hankyu Takatsuki Station (Takatsuki City Bus) → JR Takatsuki Eki Minami (Takatsuki City Bus) 220 yen → JR Takatsuki Eki Minami (2-min walk) → JR Takatsuki Eki Kita (Takatsuki City Bus) → Tsukawaki (Takatsuki City Bus) 220 yen

Bus fare separately required.

KANSAI RAILWAY PASS Reference links
Takatsuki Traffic Department HP
Takatsuki Traffic Department timetable
Takatsuki Traffic Department money-saver ticket

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