A Peaceful Setting Surrounded by Nature
A Relaxing Mountain Environment
Nagomi-no-Sato is surrounded by the beautiful mountains of Tsuwano. The clear mountain air and changing seasonal scenery create a calm atmosphere that makes it easy to escape the pace of everyday life.
In spring, fresh green foliage covers the surrounding landscape. Summer brings bright blue skies and lush greenery, autumn transforms the mountains with colorful leaves, and winter creates a quiet landscape that can be especially atmospheric.
Rather than simply stopping for a short break, visitors can spend several hours here enjoying the hot spring, meals, shopping, and recreational facilities.
Asagiri-no-Yu Natural Radon Hot Spring
A Traditional Japanese Hot Spring Experience
One of the main attractions of Nagomi-no-Sato is Asagiri-no-Yu, a day-use hot spring facility located within the complex.
The spring is classified as a simple radioactive cold mineral spring and contains naturally occurring radon. It is recognized as a therapeutic hot spring under Japan’s hot-spring classification system. The spring has traditionally been associated with benefits such as promoting circulation and supporting the body’s natural metabolism.
For visitors from overseas, a visit to Asagiri-no-Yu is also an opportunity to experience one of Japan’s most distinctive bathing traditions in a comfortable, modern facility.
Japanese-Style Bathing Area
The Japanese-style bathing area features a large communal bath, barrel baths, a far-infrared sauna, and an open-air bath.
Wooden elements create a warm and relaxing atmosphere, allowing visitors to enjoy a traditional Japanese bathing experience while surrounded by the peaceful natural environment.
Western-Style Bathing Area
The Western-style bathing area offers different facilities, including a jacuzzi, mist sauna, and waterfall-style bath.
The spacious open-air bath is particularly enjoyable, providing a place to relax while taking in the surrounding scenery.
The Japanese- and Western-style bathing areas alternate between men and women on different days, so returning visitors may experience a different bathing environment on each visit.
Comfortable Facilities for a Longer Stay
The showers are equipped with nanobubble technology, designed to provide a gentle feel for the skin and hair.
After bathing, visitors can relax in the spacious free rest area. Paid private rooms are also available for those who prefer a quieter and more private space.
Local Flavors at the Restaurant
Seasonal Dishes Featuring Local Ingredients
The restaurant at Nagomi-no-Sato serves dishes made with a variety of locally sourced ingredients. Menus change according to the season, allowing visitors to experience the flavors of Tsuwano and the surrounding region.
Iwami Pork
One specialty worth trying is cuisine made with Iwami Pork, a branded pork produced in Shimane Prefecture. It is known for its tender texture and naturally sweet-tasting fat.
A tonkatsu set meal, featuring a breaded and deep-fried pork cutlet, is one way to enjoy the rich flavor and tenderness of this local pork.
A Variety of Popular Menu Items
The restaurant also offers a wide selection of dishes, including tempura warigo soba, fried-chicken set meals, and original inari sushi.
The dishes have a familiar, comforting character and are enjoyed by visitors of different ages.
Cafés and Takeout Treats
Tsuwano Sabo
Tsuwano Sabo, which opened in 2026, provides a comfortable space where visitors can sit back and enjoy a quiet break.
For travelers exploring the area, it is a convenient place to stop for refreshments before continuing their sightseeing.
Local Takeout Favorites
The takeout corner offers popular treats made with local ingredients. Among them are soft-serve ice cream flavored with Tsuwano’s famous mame-cha tea and refreshing yuzu juice.
These drinks and sweets are especially convenient for a quick break during a day of sightseeing.
Local Products and Fresh Produce
Michikusa Gift Shop
The Michikusa shop offers a wide selection of Tsuwano specialties and souvenirs.
Visitors can browse local confectionery such as Genji-maki, regional sake, traditional crafts, and other products that make memorable souvenirs of a trip to Tsuwano.
Aono Fresh Market
Aono Fresh Market sells fresh vegetables and fruit grown by local farmers. The selection changes with the seasons, making it a good place to discover ingredients that reflect the agricultural character of the region.
For visitors interested in local food culture, browsing the market provides a closer look at the everyday flavors of Tsuwano.
Fermented Foods
The fermented food section highlights Tsuwano’s traditional brewing and fermentation culture. Products include miso, soy sauce, local sake, and other fermented foods.
These traditional foods offer another way to discover the culinary heritage of the region.
Hands-On Activities and Recreation
Traditional Craft Experiences
Nagomi-no-Sato offers hands-on activities that introduce visitors to local culture and traditional crafts.
Activities include bamboo craft and coloring traditional Kagura masks. Creating an original piece to take home makes for a memorable souvenir and provides an enjoyable introduction to Tsuwano’s cultural traditions.
Outdoor Barbecue Garden
The outdoor barbecue garden allows visitors to enjoy a meal surrounded by nature. Equipment is available for convenient use, so guests can enjoy a barbecue without having to bring their own cooking equipment.
Gas-powered grills are used, making the facility approachable even for first-time users and families with children.
Ground Golf and Children’s Recreation
The spacious grounds include a ground golf course and children’s playground equipment. Ground golf is a Japanese recreational sport that is easy to enjoy at a relaxed pace, making it suitable for a wide range of ages.
The open surroundings provide plenty of space for families and travelers who simply want to spend some unhurried time outdoors.
Convenient Access
Tsuwano Onsen Nagomi-no-Sato is located along Shimane Prefectural Route 13, making it particularly convenient for travelers by car.
It is approximately 50 minutes by car from Rokukaichi Interchange on the Chugoku Expressway and about 10 minutes by car from Tsuwano Station on the JR Yamaguchi Line.
A bus terminal is also located at the facility, providing convenient access for travelers using public transportation.
A New Way to Enjoy Tsuwano
Tsuwano Onsen Nagomi-no-Sato adds relaxation, food, shopping, and hands-on experiences to a visit to the historic town of Tsuwano.
After walking through the old castle-town streets, visitors can soak in a hot spring, enjoy local cuisine, browse regional products, and spend time surrounded by nature—all in one destination.
For travelers exploring the “Little Kyoto of San’in,” Nagomi-no-Sato is a convenient place to take a break and experience another side of Tsuwano beyond its historic streets and cultural attractions.
A Relaxing Base for Exploring Tsuwano
With its combination of hot springs, local food, shopping, cultural experiences, and outdoor recreation, Nagomi-no-Sato offers a flexible way to enjoy Tsuwano at a leisurely pace.
Whether you are looking for a relaxing soak after sightseeing, a taste of local cuisine, regional souvenirs, or an activity for the whole family, this roadside station provides an inviting stop surrounded by the natural beauty of the mountains.