Gosho-no-yu in Kinosaki Onsen is one of the public bathhouses deeply rooted in the history and culture of the area, and is known for its historic background that gives it its name and for the special experience it offers visitors. The name “Gosho-no-yu” comes from a legend that Emperor Godaigo patronized the hot springs here when he visited Kinosaki in the 14th century. It is said that the name “Gosho” was given in honor of Emperor Godaigo's bathing experience, and its historical background makes it a special place for the local people. The modern facilities respect this history while blending sophisticated design with modern amenities, making it a favorite among tourists and locals alike. The facilities include a large bath with high ceilings and a sense of openness, as well as a healing space that incorporates natural light. The open-air baths, known as “sky baths,” offer beautiful views of the changing seasons and provide quiet peace of mind to visitors. The quality of the hot spring water is mildly alkaline, which is expected to beautify the skin, and has been well received by many visitors. Goshonoyu is more than just a hot spring facility; it is also a tourist attraction as part of the “Shichiyu Meguri” tour of Kinosaki Hot Springs as a whole. For those who enjoy strolling through the streets of Kinosaki and visiting the hot springs, Gosho-no-yu is one of the most memorable spots of the trip. Gosho-no-Yu” is a symbol of Kinosaki Onsen, where history and modernity are in harmony, and provides visitors with a healing and special moment in the hot spring.