Things to do in Arima Onsen

bought the to ticket on the spot. enjoyed and had a good experience. we tried all the free onsen pools.

It's OK, but not as fun as Shanghai's Oedo. The hot springs are average. There is no geothermal heating, and it's very cold to walk barefoot. The food is OK, and the ice cream is delicious.

Klook offers a more affordable price compared to the on-site entrance fee. Redemption is seamless—just present the QR code. They even provide free shuttle bus from Arimaonsen station to Taikounoyu Spa. While the floor can be a bit slippery and could use more cleaning, we thoroughly enjoyed both the Kinsen (gold water) and Ginsen (silver water).

The environment is very good, and it helps to relieve the fatigue of the journey. I will come here to soak in the hot springs next time. Booking tickets online is very cheap.

It is recommended to reserve 3-4 hours! In addition to hot springs and bedrock baths, there is also a food court and rest area, which is perfect for relaxing.

I found out that the ticket price converted into New Taiwan dollars was actually more expensive than buying it on the website. I immediately used the mobile app to buy the ticket and showed the screen to the clerk for verification. There was no need for special conversation. For someone like me who doesn’t speak Japanese, it was very convenient!

Kinnoyu and Ginnoyu are just bathhouses, but this Daikonoyu is a hot spring with a theme that we usually think of. It was so much fun because there were various hot spring facilities and experience corners inside, and it was nice to be able to blow away my fatigue by taking a hot spring bath.

Bedrock bath. Reservations are required for both paid and free admission. Notice. No tips, wasted the package. The bedrock bath was not completed. Money wasted.