Japan's rotenburo (hot spring) suggestion pls

Hello

Anyone has a any suggestion on which rotenburo to visit in Japan ?

I am thinking of experiencing a beautiful rotenburo and staying overnight in
a nearby ryokan.
There are so many to choose from and I would appreciate your experience pls.

Thanks.

In article , CT
wrote:

Anyone has a any suggestion on which rotenburo to visit in Japan ?

I am thinking of experiencing a beautiful rotenburo and staying overnight in
a nearby ryokan.
There are so many to choose from and I would appreciate your experience pls.

I wouldn't hesitate to return to Yudanaka which is off a train line
from Nagano. There are many onsen in this area. There are a number of
rotenburo in Yudanaka.

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Quoting Gerry Scott-Moore regarding Japan's
rotenburo (hot spring) suggestion pls in a message dated Tue, 30 Sep 2003
09:05:24 -0700:

In article , CT
wrote:

Anyone has a any suggestion on which rotenburo to visit in Japan ?

I am thinking of experiencing a beautiful rotenburo and staying overnight in
a nearby ryokan.
There are so many to choose from and I would appreciate your experience pls.

I wouldn't hesitate to return to Yudanaka which is off a train line
from Nagano. There are many onsen in this area. There are a number of
rotenburo in Yudanaka.

The other place for hot springs is Beppu, Oita perfecture on Kiyushu Island.
There are a series of hot springs that people often visit in sequence over a
period of a day or two.


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Regards,
Arnold.

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In article , mag3
wrote:

Anyone has a any suggestion on which rotenburo to visit in Japan ?

I am thinking of experiencing a beautiful rotenburo and staying
overnight in a nearby ryokan. There are so many to choose from and
I would appreciate your experience pls.

I wouldn't hesitate to return to Yudanaka which is off a train line
from Nagano. There are many onsen in this area. There are a number
of rotenburo in Yudanaka.

The other place for hot springs is Beppu, Oita perfecture on Kiyushu
Island. There are a series of hot springs that people often visit in
sequence over a period of a day or two.

Beppu is only place I've been too in Japan I didn't care for.
Admittedly we went to the hog-diggity onsen on the hill (forget the
name). But I much prefer the little places up by Nagano.

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I just returned from Nagasaki and Fukuoka. We had an overnight in Unzen at
the Miyazaki ryokan. I was great., they went out of their way to look after
us. Breakfast & dinner included, but not cheap.Web site is
http://www.miyazaki-ryokan.co.jp/
It is about 1hour 40 min on the bus from nagasaki Bus terminal

Mark

"mag3" wrote in message
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Quoting Gerry Scott-Moore regarding
Japan's
rotenburo (hot spring) suggestion pls in a message dated Tue, 30 Sep 2003
09:05:24 -0700:

In article , CT
wrote:

Anyone has a any suggestion on which rotenburo to visit in Japan ?

I am thinking of experiencing a beautiful rotenburo and staying
overnight in
a nearby ryokan.
There are so many to choose from and I would appreciate your experience
pls.

I wouldn't hesitate to return to Yudanaka which is off a train line
from Nagano. There are many onsen in this area. There are a number of
rotenburo in Yudanaka.

The other place for hot springs is Beppu, Oita perfecture on Kiyushu
Island.
There are a series of hot springs that people often visit in sequence over
a
period of a day or two.


__________________________________

Regards,
Arnold.

(E-mail address altered, to prevent spamming. :-|
Remove all asterisks and the *hates*spam* to get true address.)