{"id":30153,"date":"2017-10-05T08:00:08","date_gmt":"2017-10-04T23:00:08","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/voyapon.com\/?p=30153"},"modified":"2020-03-27T10:55:52","modified_gmt":"2020-03-27T01:55:52","slug":"gunma-nakanojo-shiriyaki-onsen","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/voyapon.com\/gunma-nakanojo-shiriyaki-onsen\/","title":{"rendered":"Hidden Onsen in Nakanojo, Gunma"},"content":{"rendered":"

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When people travel around Japan<\/strong>, usually going to at least one onsen is on their list of things to do. Though luxurious and relaxing, it can sometimes be expensive. There are also rules<\/strong> to worry about: where to put your things, having to shower beforehand, and so on. There\u2019s also the question of what to do if you have a tattoo, or if you simply don\u2019t like being naked in front of strangers. In that case, may I suggest a certain type of special onsen? For people on a budget, looking for an adventure<\/strong>, or just in the mood for something different, how about going to a \u201cHidden Onsen<\/strong>?\u201d<\/p>\n

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An On-sen off the Beaten Path<\/strong><\/h2>\n

The station at Naganohara Kusatsuguchi<\/strong> is pretty big for being in such a remote area<\/strong> of rural Gunma<\/strong>. Limited Express trains<\/strong> from Tokyo<\/strong> frequently stop here, and tourists board the buses to nearby Kusatsu onsen<\/strong>. There is an air conditioned waiting room, a gift shop, and even an adjoining restaurant for hungry travelers. However, Kusatsu, being so popular, wasn\u2019t really what I had in mind this time.<\/p>\n

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I was a little nervous getting on the \u201cbus<\/strong>\u201d to Kuni, which was more like a mini-van. Kuni Village became a part of Nakanojo in 2010, but it is much more rural<\/strong>. One thing about remote places, though, is that you can find some killer onsen there. As the bus drives into Nakanojo<\/strong>, the first thing you can see is the deep blue water<\/strong> running over the rocks. There is lots of beautiful scenery<\/strong>, and little else. Even things like convenience stores and ATMs are a bit harder to come by here, so do plan appropriately and bring some food, water, and money for the bus.\u00a0 The other people on the bus were headed towards Lake Nozori<\/strong>, but I got off by Hanashiki onsen<\/strong>, a picturesque little Ryokan that I stopped at for a second, then passed on by.<\/p>\n

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Kuni: Just You and the Sound of Crickets<\/strong><\/h2>\n

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To get to the hidden onsen<\/strong>, you may be wondering how to find it. There aren\u2019t really any English signs, and because of the high elevation, GPS doesn\u2019t always work so well. It\u2019s actually really easy though; just follow the only road! There\u2019s no actual sidewalk, but the road is pretty empty most of the time. Speaking of which, though I took the bus, if you can drive in Japan, it is much more convenient to do so here. The bus is rather infrequent, and the drive is more relaxing. As you go by, there are a few small hotels<\/strong> and ryokan<\/strong>. The Kuni area is also a good location for hiking<\/strong>. From the road, you can go on the Uta no Michi trail<\/strong>.\u00a0 After about 10 more minutes, I saw signs for Shiriyaki onsen<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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That\u2019s right! Despite being a hidden onsen<\/strong>, you can get there simply by following the signs. It became obvious, as I went farther; when I saw a spring from the roadside, and next to it, a naked old man. Further clues included a family who brought pool toys<\/strong> with them, and a woman relaxing on an inflatable raft. There\u2019s no real \u201centrance\u201d to the onsen, just a dirt path to the water. From there, anything goes!<\/p>\n

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A Butt-Burning Extravaganza at Shiriyaki Onsen<\/strong><\/h2>\n

With the exception of the old man before, the majority of the 15 or so people who came to Shiriyaki onsen<\/strong> that day were wearing bathing suits<\/strong>. They appeared to be from Gunma<\/strong>, though not necessarily locals; some people mentioned traveling as far as two hours by car to come to Shiriyaki<\/strong>. Not having brought a bathing suit myself, I decided to soak my feet nearby. The name of the onsen, \u201cShiriyaki,\u201d literally means \u201cButt-Burning Onsen<\/strong>.\u201d However, the water by me was quite cool and refreshing.<\/p>\n

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Shiriyaki Onsen<\/p><\/div>\n

While people-watching at Shiriyaki, I noticed one kid ask his parents, \u201cWhere can I change clothes?\u201d At Shirayki onsen, there aren\u2019t any facilities to speak of. There\u2019s a public bathroom<\/strong> across the street, but that\u2019s about it. The onsen is just water, and nothing else. That also means that it\u2019s free!<\/strong> The onsen is even pet friendly!<\/strong> If you want to do something here, like having a barbeque<\/strong>, you will need to bring the supplies. I saw a few kids had giant nets for bug-catching. This is a popular activity all over, but especially up in these here mountains, where the giant bugs often look more like Pok\u00e9mon<\/strong>!<\/p>\n

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I began by relaxing by the cool water upstream<\/strong>; the farther down you go the hotter the onsen water gets. Even in the summer, the hot water is more popular, though many people went around to a few different pools. Please note that although there are no cubbies or coin lockers, your belongings are probably safe, just be sure to keep them away from the water.<\/p>\n

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If you are looking for an interesting onsen experience<\/strong>, you can\u2019t go wrong at a hidden onsen<\/strong> like Shiriyaki. If you\u2019d like to stay longer and soak in the atmosphere, feel free to stay in one of the ryokan hotels nearby. Either way, Shiriyaki will definitely be a worthwhile detour on your next Gunma trip!<\/p>\n

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