Tourist spot

Onsens

Ofuku Roadside Station

This roadside station includes the popular Ofuku Onsen fed directly from the hot spring and a restaurant that serves locally-produced items, such as homemade sherbet with seasonal flavors and croquettes made from Mito burdock root.
Kagekiyodo Thoron Onsen
Kaicho no Yado Aioso

This is the perfect location overlooking the Suonada waters, where you can see all the way across to Kyushu and Shikoku on a day with nice weather. It is a spectacular sight to gaze at the landscape or to watch the sun sink into the Suonada waters while you spend a relaxing time in an open-air onsen bath. Although it is a short distance uphill to Aioso, the slope is steep and difficult to ride. Along the way, you can look out at the islands rising from the Seto Inland Sea.
Ube 72 Ajisu Spa Hotel
1. Onsens
2. Umiyama Route list
Katakura Onsen Kubota
Jiseiji Onsen Suginoyu
Jiseiji Onsen Kaminoyu

At the fully-featured onsen center, visitors can enjoy seven types of bathing facilities, including open-air baths, family baths, and saunas, as well as a beauty salon, restaurant, and tofu factory. The tofu ice cream and sata andagi (doughnut balls) are popular among cyclists.
1. Onsens
2. Ube Route list
Kusunoki Komorebi no Sato

This facility includes the Kusunoki onsen Kusukusu-no-yu, the farmer’s restaurant Tsutsuji, the café and art gallery Kominka Sou, and the farmer’s market Kusunoki Shikisai Ichi.

Kusukusu-no-yu
This is a natural onsen fed directly from the hot spring. The bathhouses are made entirely from Japanese cypress, so you can spend your time rejuvenating enveloped by the fragrance of the wood.

Kominka Sou
The French chef creates dishes made from fresh produce grown with great time and effort by local farmers.

Kusunoki Shikisai Ichi
This is a farmer’s market that sells vegetables harvested the same morning. Enjoy fresh, seasonal, natural produce throughout the year.

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