A hot spring facility that is also available for lodging, located in the mountains of Minabe town, known as the locality of umeboshi and Bichō coal. It got this name from the fact that a long time ago, a wound crane was reportedly healed in this hot water. The hot spring, which is slightly muddy, heats the source and flows. It is a carbon dioxide-containing-sodium-magnesium-bicarbonate spring, which is effective in cutting, sash, and fatigue recovery. Besides the inner baths, they are also equipped with open-air baths. An accommodation building is also attached.

It begins in the Heian period, when he recommended the deity of Yasaka Shrine in Kyoto, and was celebrated as a sōjen-shō in Nanbu-shō. Until the Meiji period, it was called the Gion Imperial Palace, and it is still called "Gorei-san" locally. The current main shrine of Kasugazumi was erected after the mid-Edo period. It is a luxurious one painted in a polar chromatic color and is designated as a Cultural Property of Wakayama Prefecture.

Minabe Kinshū Road also accepts day bathing. Minabe Onsen is a beautiful spring with a reputation when the skin becomes smooth. An open-air bath with an ocean view through a pleasant sea breeze can be enjoyed daily by rock baths and cypress baths, and a large panorama overlooking the horizontal line can be seen from the windows of the large-open bathhouse. The restaurant serves fresh seafood dishes from the local fishing port.