A chloride spring gushing from 1,350 m underground and an exquisite pale uguisu-green cold plunge bath
Mie Kisosaki Town
"Toki no Tei Nabetagawa" is an accommodation facility with natural hot springs in Kisosaki Town, Mie Prefecture, and day-use bathing is also available. After working up a good sweat in the quiet dry sauna with no TV or BGM, an exquisite cold plunge bath with a pale uguisu-green hue awaits. You can cool down while taking in the refined scent of the hot spring, and fully enjoy the water quality that clings to your skin. The hot spring is a sodium chloride spring that gushes from 1,350 m underground, warming you from the core and making it less likely for you to get cold after bathing. You can enjoy this famed spring to your heart's content in the open-air bath and a variety of indoor baths.
TypeNatural Hot Spring
A natural hot spring that gushes from 1,350 m underground at a generous flow rate of 210 liters per minute. Its spring quality is sodium chloride spring, and because the salt forms a film on the skin that keeps heat from escaping, the warmth lasts long after bathing. It can be enjoyed in the open-air bath, as well as in a variety of baths such as bubble baths and jet baths.
Sauna TypeDry Sauna
Stove TypeInfrared Heater
Capacity8people
A dry sauna equipped with a far-infrared gas stove. With no TV or BGM installed, it offers a quiet space where you can deeply focus on yourself and immerse yourself in the sauna. The far-infrared heat reaches deep into the body, encouraging a comfortable sweat.
Water QualityNatural Water (Groundwater, Spring, etc.)
Capacity2people
The cold plunge bath placed right next to the sauna room, and arguably the greatest attraction of this facility. With a mild temperature setting, you can slowly savor the superb water quality that seems to cling to your skin.
Closed Days: None
498-0821 Mie Prefecture, Kuwana District, Kisosaki Town, Shinkarido 30-1
Gender Access
Gender Separated
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A chloride spring gushing from 1,350 m underground and an exquisite pale uguisu-green cold plunge bath
Mie Kisosaki Town
"Toki no Tei Nabetagawa" is an accommodation facility with natural hot springs in Kisosaki Town, Mie Prefecture, and day-use bathing is also available. After working up a good sweat in the quiet dry sauna with no TV or BGM, an exquisite cold plunge bath with a pale uguisu-green hue awaits. You can cool down while taking in the refined scent of the hot spring, and fully enjoy the water quality that clings to your skin. The hot spring is a sodium chloride spring that gushes from 1,350 m underground, warming you from the core and making it less likely for you to get cold after bathing. You can enjoy this famed spring to your heart's content in the open-air bath and a variety of indoor baths.
TypeNatural Hot Spring
A natural hot spring that gushes from 1,350 m underground at a generous flow rate of 210 liters per minute. Its spring quality is sodium chloride spring, and because the salt forms a film on the skin that keeps heat from escaping, the warmth lasts long after bathing. It can be enjoyed in the open-air bath, as well as in a variety of baths such as bubble baths and jet baths.
Sauna TypeDry Sauna
Stove TypeInfrared Heater
Capacity8people
A dry sauna equipped with a far-infrared gas stove. With no TV or BGM installed, it offers a quiet space where you can deeply focus on yourself and immerse yourself in the sauna. The far-infrared heat reaches deep into the body, encouraging a comfortable sweat.
Water QualityNatural Water (Groundwater, Spring, etc.)
Capacity2people
The cold plunge bath placed right next to the sauna room, and arguably the greatest attraction of this facility. With a mild temperature setting, you can slowly savor the superb water quality that seems to cling to your skin.
Closed Days: None
498-0821 Mie Prefecture, Kuwana District, Kisosaki Town, Shinkarido 30-1
Gender Access
Gender Separated
Curated by an expert who visits onsen and sauna facilities every day and has explored 300+ locations — only facilities confirmed to be truly exceptional are featured.
Learn more