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Highlights
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Access to 7 Outdoor Hot Springs: Enjoy leisurely walks in yukata while visiting Kinosaki Onsen's seven outdoor hot springs.
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Straw Work Experience: 30-minute crafting session at Kiyamachikoji store.
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Convenient Navigation: Scan the QR code on the pass to locate each attraction on Google Maps.
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Receive a set of randomly selected Sannomiyaken (Kinosaki Onsen) painting postcards (5 designs), available at the ticket exchange while stocks last
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Covers main sightseeing spots with no additional payment required at each attraction.
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Kansai Wide-Area 5-Day Rail Pass + KINOSAKI MUST-VISITS PASS(3 days)
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About Kinosaki Pass
Immerse yourself in the timeless charm of Kinosaki Onsen with the Kinosaki Must-Visits Pass, your all-in-one ticket to exploring Japan's beloved hot spring town. Stroll in a traditional yukata, ride the scenic Kinosaki Ropeway, and try your hand at authentic straw weaving while enjoying exclusive discounts at local shops and eateries.
Local Legends & Stories
Legend says that Kinosaki Onsen was founded over 1,300 years ago by a Buddhist priest named Dochi Shonin, who was guided to the healing waters by a divine oracle. Locals still honor the guardian deities of the hot springs at Onsen-ji Temple, believing the waters possess mystical healing properties.
Must Do Experiences
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Ride the Kinosaki Ropeway for breathtaking panoramic views of the town and the distant Sea of Japan.
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Participate in a unique 30-minute traditional straw weaving workshop at the Kiyamachikoji store.
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Embark on a relaxing yukata-clad stroll to bathe in the seven iconic outdoor hot springs.
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Explore the historic Onsen-ji Temple and its treasure hall to uncover the spiritual roots of the town.
Hidden Gems
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The straw weaving experience included in the pass is an exclusive, pass-only activity that most casual tourists miss out on.
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Scanning the QR code on your pass unlocks a custom Google Maps guide, revealing hidden alleyways and quiet photo spots between the main baths.
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Collect the exclusive set of Sannomiyaken painting postcards, featuring beautiful local artwork that makes for a perfect, authentic keepsake.
What Makes it Special
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Seamless cashless exploration with pre-purchased entry to major attractions, eliminating the need to carry loose change for temple and ropeway fees.
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A perfect blend of relaxation and culture, combining hot spring hopping with hands-on traditional handicraft experiences.
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Exclusive perks including special discounts at ten carefully selected local restaurants and souvenir shops throughout the town.
Available Facilities
Perfect Timing
When to visit for the best experience
The best time to visit is during the crisp autumn months or the snowy winter season, when the contrast of the hot springs against the cool air is most magical. Early mornings or late evenings are ideal for strolling and bathing, as the streets are beautifully illuminated by traditional lanterns and the crowds are much thinner.
Photography Guide
Capture the perfect shots
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Capture the iconic willow-lined canal and stone bridges during the golden hour just before sunset for stunning, warm reflections.
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The observation deck at the top of the Kinosaki Ropeway offers the best vantage point for wide-angle shots of the town and the surrounding mountains.
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Please respect local privacy by avoiding photography inside the public bathhouses and asking for permission before photographing locals in yukata.
Cultural Etiquette
Respect local customs and traditions
When visiting the outdoor hot springs, it is customary to wash your body thoroughly at the provided shower stations before entering the communal baths. Tattoos are generally not permitted in public bathhouses in Japan, so be prepared to cover small ones with waterproof bandages or check specific bathhouse rules in advance.
Special Events & Experiences
Enhanced experiences and seasonal highlights
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The Kinosaki Onsen Snow Crab Festival in winter celebrates the region's famous seasonal delicacy with special markets and tasting events.
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Cherry blossom season in early April transforms the canal-side streets into a stunning pink canopy, perfect for evening yukata strolls.
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The Kinosaki Onsen Summer Festival in late July features traditional folk dancing, food stalls, and spectacular fireworks over the town.
Important Guidelines & Safety
Essential safety information and guidelines
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Stay hydrated and take breaks between hot spring baths to prevent dizziness or overheating from prolonged exposure to high water temperatures.
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Be cautious when walking on the wet stone streets and wooden floors of the bathhouses, as they can be quite slippery, especially when wearing traditional wooden geta sandals.
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Secure your valuables in the provided lockers at the bathhouses or ropeway station, as it is customary to only bring a small towel and toiletries into the bathing areas.
Visitor Information
Entry Fee
The Kinosaki Must-Visits Pass is a bundled ticket that offers significant savings compared to purchasing individual entries for the ropeway, temple, and handicraft experience. Child discounts are available for younger travellers, and the pass eliminates the need for cash transactions at each included venue.
Visit Duration
Allocate a full day to comfortably enjoy the ropeway, temple, straw weaving, and at least three of the seven outdoor hot springs without rushing. If you are short on time, prioritize the scenic ropeway ride and a quick soak in the most famous bath, Sato-no-yu, located near the station.
Accessibility
While the Kinosaki Ropeway and Onsen-ji Temple offer accessible pathways, the historic town's stone-paved streets and traditional bathhouses with stepped entries can be challenging for wheelchair users. It is recommended to contact specific bathhouses in advance to inquire about accessibility accommodations and barrier-free facilities.
Highlights
Kinosaki Pass
- Access to 7 Outdoor Hot Springs: Enjoy leisurely walks in yukata while visiting Kinosaki Onsen's seven outdoor hot springs.
- Straw Work Experience: 30-minute crafting session at Kiyamachikoji store.
- Convenient Navigation: Scan the QR code on the pass to locate each attraction on Google Maps.
- Receive a set of randomly selected Sannomiyaken (Kinosaki Onsen) painting postcards (5 designs), available at the ticket exchange while stocks last
- Covers main sightseeing spots with no additional payment required at each attraction.
Overview
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- Age 12 or older (on the date of issue of the exchange certificate or when purchasing a rail pass)
- Hold a passport issued by a government other than Japan
- Hold status of a residence equivalent to "short-term stay"
Location
35.62376057, 134.81369285
Frequently Asked Questions
About Kinosaki Pass
Be cautious when walking on the wet stone streets and wooden floors of the bathhouses, as they can be quite slippery, especially when wearing traditional wooden geta sandals.
Secure your valuables in the provided lockers at the bathhouses or ropeway station, as it is customary to only bring a small towel and toiletries into the bathing areas.
The observation deck at the top of the Kinosaki Ropeway offers the best vantage point for wide-angle shots of the town and the surrounding mountains.
Please respect local privacy by avoiding photography inside the public bathhouses and asking for permission before photographing locals in yukata.
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