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Shinzan深山 · しんざん

Shinzan is a member inn of the Kinosaki Onsen ryokan association with 39 rooms, reached by the association's free check-in bus from Kinosaki Onsen Station (about 25 minutes on foot). It has two indoor and two open-air baths that switch between men and women morning and evening, fed by a chloride spring; dinner and breakfast are served in the restaurant, not in rooms. Every plan includes free passes to the public bathhouses, and the inn runs a free shuttle to them.

Key facts

These facts were checked against the ryokan's official website and other sources (listed at the bottom); they may have changed, so check with the ryokan before booking.

Address〒669-6101 兵庫県豊岡市城崎町湯島1011Japanese
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Phone0796-32-2855
Official websiteshinzan-kinosaki.jp · English · 한국어
TypeRyokan
Rooms39 rooms
Check-in / check-out15:00 / 10:00
Baths2 indoor baths, 2 open-air baths (Mio-no-yu, Kiri-no-yu, Shizuku-no-yu, Tsuyu-no-yu; men's and women's swapped morning and evening); no private baths; no hot spring bath in guest rooms
Spring typeChloride spring (source spring name: Kinosaki Onsen)
MealsBoth dinner and breakfast at the restaurant (dining venue, chairs and tables); no in-room dining; special rooms have a dedicated dining area
From Kurokawa Onsen bus stopFrom Kinosaki Onsen Station, take the ryokan association's free check-in bus (operates to match limited express arrivals between 12:30 and 18:00; no reservation needed); about 25 minutes on foot from the station; the ryokan has a free shuttle bus for touring the public baths

Entries marked "Japanese" are quoted in Japanese from the ryokan's official information.

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