Miyazaki Takaharu Town
A premium drinkable cold plunge bath abundantly fed by Kirishima natural fissure water
Oujibaru Onsen Health Village, located in Takaharu, the legendary landing place of the Tenson Korin myth, is a retro day-use hot spring facility surrounded by rich nature. The dry sauna, which carries a faint scent of the hot spring minerals, uses a far-infrared heater and abundant humidity to produce a waterfall of sweat. What stands out in particular is the cold plunge bath. It is continuously fed from the foothills of Mt. Kirishima by the natural fissure water called Kirishima Rekkashui, so you can enjoy an exquisitely cold, crisp feel on the skin. This natural water is also drinkable. Together with the direct-flowing iron-rich bicarbonate spring, the facility offers an outstanding, almost hidden-gem level sauna experience.
A yellow-brown bicarbonate spring rich in iron (iron-rich bicarbonate spring). All baths are supplied as direct-flowing source water with no recirculation, and the spring is reputed to be highly effective for fatigue recovery and health promotion. There is no outdoor bath, but large windows let in light, and comfortable spaces spread out such as the edge of a reclining bath where you can open the window and rest while feeling the Kirishima breeze.
A far-infrared sauna with capacity for about 10 people. The room is set to 90°C but has plenty of humidity, creating an ideal environment where you start sweating like a waterfall as soon as you enter. Free sauna mats are provided in the bathing area. Because hot spring minerals can enter the sauna room, it sometimes has a distinctive aroma.
Tuesday
Miyazaki Takaharu Town
A premium drinkable cold plunge bath abundantly fed by Kirishima natural fissure water
Oujibaru Onsen Health Village, located in Takaharu, the legendary landing place of the Tenson Korin myth, is a retro day-use hot spring facility surrounded by rich nature. The dry sauna, which carries a faint scent of the hot spring minerals, uses a far-infrared heater and abundant humidity to produce a waterfall of sweat. What stands out in particular is the cold plunge bath. It is continuously fed from the foothills of Mt. Kirishima by the natural fissure water called Kirishima Rekkashui, so you can enjoy an exquisitely cold, crisp feel on the skin. This natural water is also drinkable. Together with the direct-flowing iron-rich bicarbonate spring, the facility offers an outstanding, almost hidden-gem level sauna experience.
A yellow-brown bicarbonate spring rich in iron (iron-rich bicarbonate spring). All baths are supplied as direct-flowing source water with no recirculation, and the spring is reputed to be highly effective for fatigue recovery and health promotion. There is no outdoor bath, but large windows let in light, and comfortable spaces spread out such as the edge of a reclining bath where you can open the window and rest while feeling the Kirishima breeze.
A far-infrared sauna with capacity for about 10 people. The room is set to 90°C but has plenty of humidity, creating an ideal environment where you start sweating like a waterfall as soon as you enter. Free sauna mats are provided in the bathing area. Because hot spring minerals can enter the sauna room, it sometimes has a distinctive aroma.
Tuesday
A cold plunge bath using 100% Kirishima Rekkashui, a mineral water that wells up from deep underground at the foot of Mt. Kirishima. Fresh natural water gushes vigorously from the faucets, and the water temperature is a firmly cold 12°C–18°C. The water is drinkable, so you can both immerse your body in this exquisite soft water and refresh your throat.
A cold plunge bath using 100% Kirishima Rekkashui, a mineral water that wells up from deep underground at the foot of Mt. Kirishima. Fresh natural water gushes vigorously from the faucets, and the water temperature is a firmly cold 12°C–18°C. The water is drinkable, so you can both immerse your body in this exquisite soft water and refresh your throat.
