KINOSAKI
EXPERIENCE
June 29 2022
JAPAN HOUSE Los Angeles
RYOKAN
ONSEN
STROLLING
ART & CULTURE
REGIONAL FOODS
SAKE
OUTDOOR
FASHION
RYOKAN
ONSEN
REGIONAL FOODS
SAKE
KINOSAKI
EXPERIENCE
June 29 2022
at JAPAN HOUSE Los Angeles
STROLLING
ART & CULTURE
OUTDOOR
FASHION
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JUNE 29TH, 2022
JAPAN HOUSE LOS ANGELES
Experience Kinosaki Onsen at Japan House!
At the event, visitors will enjoy authentic wagyu beef and Kinosaki's
regional foods such as Matsuba crab (snow crab), local sake, soba
noodles, etc.
We also prepare booths for experiencing Kinosaki's culture, such as
traditional straw craft and yukata (casual kimono) dressing.
Experience firsthand the charms & tastes of Kinosaki Onsen at this unique event.
VISIT OUR OFFICIAL ACCOUNT FOR MORE INFORMATION!
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INFLUENCER
INFLUENCER POST
KINOSAKI
The town like "One Ryokan".
The only area where you can experience Japanese culture,
history, and nature at once.
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ATTRACTIONS OF KINOSAKI
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ATTRACTIONS
OF KINOSAKI
RYOKAN
Ryokan, a traditional Japanese inn, is more than just a hotel or a place to sleep
RYOKAN
Ryokan, a traditional Japanese inn, is more than just a hotel or a place to sleep
ONSEN
Tour the hot springs with a 1,300 year history
ONSEN
Tour the hot springs with a 1,300 year history
REGIONAL FOOD
Kinosaki's rich food culture captivates visitors
Tajima beef
You have probalby heard of Kobe beef - Japan's most premium wagyu - but Tajima beef, the local wagyu beef of Kinosaki, is the true origin of this world famous brand. Only Tajima cattle which meet the strictest standards achieve the label of Kobe beef. Known for its flavor, tenderness and well-marbled texture, experiencing Tajima beef for yourself is a must for any fan of Japanese cuisine.
Soba noodles
Soba, or buckwheat noodles, are a Japanese favorite on both cold and hot days. While the noodles are often served in a bowl or large plate, in Izushi (near to Kinosaki) mini portions served on small ornate plates and called "Izushi sara soba" make for a healthy lunch and good reason to visit the scenic town with a castle at the center as well as an old-style kabuki theater.
REGIONAL FOOD
Kinosaki's rich food culture captivates visitors
Tajima beef
You have probalby heard of Kobe beef - Japan's most premium wagyu - but Tajima beef, the local wagyu beef of Kinosaki, is the true origin of this world famous brand. Only Tajima cattle which meet the strictest standards achieve the label of Kobe beef. Known for its flavor, tenderness and well-marbled texture, experiencing Tajima beef for yourself is a must for any fan of Japanese cuisine.
Soba noodles
Soba, or buckwheat noodles, are a Japanese favorite on both cold and hot days. While the noodles are often served in a bowl or large plate, in Izushi (near to Kinosaki) mini portions served on small ornate plates and called "Izushi sara soba" make for a healthy lunch and good reason to visit the scenic town with a castle at the center as well as an old-style kabuki theater.
SAKE
Sake - Japan's national beverage - is without a doubt a deep part of the culinary culture of Kinosaki & its surroundings
Local brewers take pride in brewing original sakes that reflect the identify of their home nestled near the Sea of Japan - known as the Tajima region. In fact, in Japan there are several schools of sake that brewing masters called "toji" will follow and one of the largest is known as "Tajima toji" as it originated from this region where the long winters meant less agricultural work which encouraged development of other earning opportunities such as sake brewing.
Stay two nights or more to sample the many different regional sakes and perhaps even tour a local brewery.
SAKE
Sake - Japan's national beverage - is without a doubt a deep part of the culinary culture of Kinosaki & its surroundings
Local brewers take pride in brewing original sakes that reflect the identify of their home nestled near the Sea of Japan - known as the Tajima region. In fact, in Japan there are several schools of sake that brewing masters called "toji" will follow and one of the largest is known as "Tajima toji" as it originated from this region where the long winters meant less agricultural work which encouraged development of other earning opportunities such as sake brewing.
Stay two nights or more to sample the many different regional sakes and perhaps even tour a local brewery.
STROLLING
Relaxing in the hot springs of Kinosaki is without a doubt the main draw, but strolling through the walkable town while soaking in the quaint ambience is just as praise worthy
Don't limit yourself to Kinosaki, either. The nearby fishing village of Takeno & ancient castle town of Izushi are perfect for exploring by foot, the mountain towns of Hidaka & Tanto reveal lush Japanese nature most Japanese do not typically see with their own eyes, and at the center the compact city of Toyooka, which is home the Oriental White Stork preserve & park.
STROLLING
Relaxing in the hot springs of Kinosaki is without a doubt the main draw, but strolling through the walkable town while soaking in the quaint ambience is just as praise worthy
Don't limit yourself to Kinosaki, either. The nearby fishing village of Takeno & ancient castle town of Izushi are perfect for exploring by foot, the mountain towns of Hidaka & Tanto reveal lush Japanese nature most Japanese do not typically see with their own eyes, and at the center the compact city of Toyooka, which is home the Oriental White Stork preserve & park.
ART & CULTURE
Kinosaki and the surrounding towns boast many cultural treasures to explore for yourself
Similarly, nearby Toyooka City has long been known for its "kiryu zaiku" craft of weaving objects out of things like wicker. In particular, Toyooka was very noted for the production of wicker bags and trunks which sparked its growth into the leading bag manufacturer city in Japan, which it remains to this day.
In Izushi you can try your hand at making buckwheat soba noodles for a filling & healthy meal, or tour the grounds of Izushi castle or the 100+ year old Eiraku theater which is the oldes kabuki theater in Western Japan still operating at its original location.
ART & CULTURE
Kinosaki and the surrounding towns boast many cultural treasures to explore for yourself
Similarly, nearby Toyooka City has long been known for its "kiryu zaiku" craft of weaving objects out of things like wicker. In particular, Toyooka was very noted for the production of wicker bags and trunks which sparked its growth into the leading bag manufacturer city in Japan, which it remains to this day.
In Izushi you can try your hand at making buckwheat soba noodles for a filling & healthy meal, or tour the grounds of Izushi castle or the 100+ year old Eiraku theater which is the oldes kabuki theater in Western Japan still operating at its original location.
OUTDOOR
Traveling to Kinosaki also gives you the chance to visit the Japanese countryside - something many people miss out on, even after multiple trips to Japan
Take a quick cable car ride to the top of the Kinosaki Onsen ropeway and on a clear day you can see all the way to the Sea of Japan from the cafe at the top. Alternatively there is a hiking trail along side the ropeway which you can hike up or down (or both if you are up to it!). At the midpoint is Onsenji temple - the main temple in Kinosaki.
Just a 10 min train ride from Kinosaki is Takeno, a fishing village known for its gorgeous beach that is one of Japan's top swimming beaches. It crystal waters (no exaggeration) and gorgeous green surroundings make this a real hidden gem of a location.
The town of Hidaka located in the nearby Kannabe highlands is a perfect place for outdoor hiking/sports in all seasons. The town is one of Hyogo prefecture's top skiing destinations during the winter.
OUTDOOR
Traveling to Kinosaki also gives you the chance to visit the Japanese countryside - something many people miss out on, even after multiple trips to Japan
Take a quick cable car ride to the top of the Kinosaki Onsen ropeway and on a clear day you can see all the way to the Sea of Japan from the cafe at the top. Alternatively there is a hiking trail along side the ropeway which you can hike up or down (or both if you are up to it!). At the midpoint is Onsenji temple - the main temple in Kinosaki.
Just a 10 min train ride from Kinosaki is Takeno, a fishing village known for its gorgeous beach that is one of Japan's top swimming beaches. It crystal waters (no exaggeration) and gorgeous green surroundings make this a real hidden gem of a location.
The town of Hidaka located in the nearby Kannabe highlands is a perfect place for outdoor hiking/sports in all seasons. The town is one of Hyogo prefecture's top skiing destinations during the winter.
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FASHION
Wearing yukata is highly recommended when visiting Kinosaki Onsen
cMasako Nakagawa
FASHION
Wearing yukata is highly recommended when visiting Kinosaki Onsen
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