Totonou with panoramic views of Shibushi Bay and the silky 'Bijin no Yu'
Kagoshima Shibushi City
Kokuminshukusha Boruberia Daguri, located on Daguri Cape in Shibushi City, features the Misaki no Yu hot spring facility, which is open for day-use bathing. Its greatest attraction is the astonishingly silky "Bijin no Yu", a bicarbonate spring that leaves skin smooth. From the large windows of the main bathing hall you can enjoy sweeping views of Shibushi Bay and the Pacific Ocean. The facility also offers a spacious far-infrared dry sauna and a thoroughly chilled cold plunge bath, allowing you to savor blissful relaxation that combines spectacular scenery, high-quality hot spring water, and sauna.
TypeNatural Hot Spring
A colorless, transparent, tasteless and odorless bicarbonate spring. When you soak you experience an astonishingly silky texture, and your skin becomes smooth as if submerged in a beauty serum, earning it a reputation as 'Bijin no Yu' (beautiful-skin spring). While gazing at the superb view of Shibushi Bay from the baths, you can spend an exquisite time of relaxation.
Sauna TypeDry Sauna
Stove TypeInfrared Heater
Capacity15people
A spacious 13-tier tower-style dry sauna. It uses a far-infrared heater and is set around the 80°C–90°C range. The walls are made of a special lightweight scoria called Aro Stone, providing a mild yet pleasantly penetrating heat that reaches deep into the body.
Water QualityTap Water
Capacity4people
A cold plunge bath large enough for 4–6 adults to relax in. The water temperature is 16°C–18°C, refreshingly cold to briskly cool bodies warmed by the sauna. The water quality is gentle, and you can fully enjoy alternating hot-and-cold bathing with the silky natural hot spring and the sauna.
Closed Days: None
203 Natsui, Shibushi-cho, Shibushi City, Kagoshima Prefecture 899-7101, Japan
Gender Access
Gender Separated
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Totonou with panoramic views of Shibushi Bay and the silky 'Bijin no Yu'
Kagoshima Shibushi City
Kokuminshukusha Boruberia Daguri, located on Daguri Cape in Shibushi City, features the Misaki no Yu hot spring facility, which is open for day-use bathing. Its greatest attraction is the astonishingly silky "Bijin no Yu", a bicarbonate spring that leaves skin smooth. From the large windows of the main bathing hall you can enjoy sweeping views of Shibushi Bay and the Pacific Ocean. The facility also offers a spacious far-infrared dry sauna and a thoroughly chilled cold plunge bath, allowing you to savor blissful relaxation that combines spectacular scenery, high-quality hot spring water, and sauna.
TypeNatural Hot Spring
A colorless, transparent, tasteless and odorless bicarbonate spring. When you soak you experience an astonishingly silky texture, and your skin becomes smooth as if submerged in a beauty serum, earning it a reputation as 'Bijin no Yu' (beautiful-skin spring). While gazing at the superb view of Shibushi Bay from the baths, you can spend an exquisite time of relaxation.
Sauna TypeDry Sauna
Stove TypeInfrared Heater
Capacity15people
A spacious 13-tier tower-style dry sauna. It uses a far-infrared heater and is set around the 80°C–90°C range. The walls are made of a special lightweight scoria called Aro Stone, providing a mild yet pleasantly penetrating heat that reaches deep into the body.
Water QualityTap Water
Capacity4people
A cold plunge bath large enough for 4–6 adults to relax in. The water temperature is 16°C–18°C, refreshingly cold to briskly cool bodies warmed by the sauna. The water quality is gentle, and you can fully enjoy alternating hot-and-cold bathing with the silky natural hot spring and the sauna.
Closed Days: None
203 Natsui, Shibushi-cho, Shibushi City, Kagoshima Prefecture 899-7101, Japan
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