Nagasaki Unzen City
Immerse yourself in a rich sulfur spring and a tranquil sauna at an exquisite sukiya-style ryokan nestled in the forest of Unzen.
A luxurious ryokan in sukiya style, with all rooms in separate cottages, set in a vast forest in Unzen City, Nagasaki Prefecture. The rich sulfur spring (acidic alum spring) drawn from Unzen Jigoku has a milky white texture and is known for its excellent skin-beautifying and fatigue-recovery benefits. The large public bath, Higashi-no-Yu, is equipped with a dry sauna and a cold plunge bath, allowing guests to enjoy alternating hot-and-cold bathing to their heart's content amid the quiet of the forest. The private bath, Nishi-no-Yu, also has a sauna, offering blissful moments in a private space.
A fresh sulfur spring drawn directly from Unzen Jigoku. The milky white water carries the scent of sulfur and is distinguished by its very rich mineral content. The acidic water smooths and conditions the skin, while warming you from the core and bringing profound relaxation.
A dry sauna with a calm atmosphere. Soft heat from far-infrared rays slowly warms you from the core and encourages a comfortable sweat. In the quiet room, you can spend a deep, relaxing time while focusing on yourself.
A cold plunge bath located right next to the sauna. Its moderate coolness gently cools down your overheated body after sauna use. It is also ideal for alternating hot-and-cold bathing with the hot spring, tightening the skin and enhancing the refreshing effect.
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