Coisas para fazer em Ginzan Onsen

Traslado de hotel a menos de 2 km da Estação JR Sendai super conveniente. Não há muita guia turística, são apenas confortáveis vans de 9 lugares compartilhadas por todos. Fique atento ao e-mail do itinerário da noite anterior, que informará o horário exato de chegada ao ponto de traslado. Recomenda-se descer e aguardar com antecedência. Não inclui as seguintes despesas: Ingresso para a Vila da Raposa (taxa de entrada: a partir do ensino fundamental/fundamental II = 1500 ienes / abaixo disso = gratuito) Umen Shiroishi Hidenobu - Koan (custo da refeição) Chegamos para esperar na fila do restaurante Umen antes de abrir. O número total de pessoas em dois carros era de cerca de 15. Após a abertura, demorou 17 minutos para sermos acomodados e fazermos o pedido. Quando a comida foi servida, faltavam apenas 15 minutos para a reunião. Demorou muito para comer e tivemos que comer com muita pressa... Embora o carro espere, é bastante irritante.

The 2-day trip to Ginzan Onsen was an absolute 10/10! I strongly recommend staying overnight; the night view is truly breathtaking, making you feel like you've stepped right into the fairytale world of Spirited Away. The pace of the itinerary was very comfortable, with no rushed sightseeing. Staying at a ryokan, we enjoyed authentic Japanese meals for breakfast and dinner, and the hot spring water was of excellent quality—soaking in it left our whole bodies wonderfully warm. Strolling through the historic hot spring street during the day, watching the antique lamps light up at dusk, and experiencing the quiet, crowd-free town in the early morning made for amazing photos. The entire arrangement was smooth, worry-free, and effortless. It was an unforgettable trip, and I'd love to visit again next time!

The weather was poor all the way from Sendai, but upon reaching Mt. Zao, the area was wide open and a strong gust of wind blew the clouds away, revealing the "Zao Okama" crater lake! I was fortunate to witness this ever-changing crater lake with my own eyes. Driving further to the Zao Ropeway, although many autumn leaves had already fallen, the desolate yet magnificent scenery was still unforgettable! Lunch featured regional snacks from Yamagata Prefecture, and right across the restaurant was a large supermarket where we could quickly buy seasonal fruits—how wonderful! Arriving at Ginza Onsen required transferring to a shuttle bus, which certainly squeezed our staying time. As it was getting dark, some of the inns had already lit up their warm lights, making for quite lovely photographs! The tour guide, Ms. Yangliu, was always thoughtful in reminding everyone of the meeting times, explaining the features of the attractions in detail, and even reminding us where we could grab a bite before returning to Sendai. Her service attitude was extremely warm and professional!

Although we didn't visit during the winter, it was still very beautiful. The overall environment is peaceful with quite a few tourists. For visitors who plan to soak in the hot springs, it is recommended to bring your own towel to dry your feet. Sitting by the river to enjoy the scenery and relax is a wonderful experience.

our driver, Wei, is very enthusiastic and friendly. overall, this day trip is of low value, the fox village was small and boring. the noodle place was closed. it was crowded on the ginzan onsen shuttle bus and the place was small. the driving roads was not smooth and most of the time were spent on driving.