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Nagasaki Nagayo Town

Kidoan Nagasaki Onsen

A place to unwind in a 100% free-flowing natural spring renowned as a beauty bath, with spectacular views of Ōmura Bay

  • Ocean / Lake View
  • Natural Hot Spring
  • Free-flow from source

About Kidoan Nagasaki Onsen

A day-use hot spring facility located along Ōmura Bay in Nagayo, Nagasaki Prefecture. Its signature feature is a log house built in the azekura-zukuri style, using one of Japan's largest natural logs, creating a space filled with the warmth of wood. The proud hot spring is fed by a private source gushing from underground and used as 100% free-flowing spring water. The silky, slippery texture, rich in bicarbonate ions, is renowned as a beauty bath, and it is said to leave the skin smooth after bathing. From the open-air bath, you can take in sweeping views of the calm waters of Ōmura Bay, with the evening scenery being especially breathtaking.

Hot SpringONSEN

Free-flow from source

Bath

A 100% free-flowing natural hot spring with no water added and no heating at all. Its distinctive weakly alkaline, silky texture is a defining feature, and it is expected to help remove dead skin cells and leave the skin feeling smooth. Enjoy a luxurious moment surrounded by fresh hot spring water while feeling the sea breeze of Ōmura Bay.

Facility Information

Address
2762-1 Okago, Nagayo-cho, Nishisonogi-gun, Nagasaki 851-2121
Business Hours
10:00〜21:00

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