Oita Kitsuki City
A hidden inn in Yamaga where you can restore body and mind with a beauty bath, a free-flowing wooden tub bath, and a groundwater bath
An onsen ryokan in Yamaga Town, Kitsuki City, Oita Prefecture. Its rare bicarbonate spring, known as a "beauty bath," can be enjoyed in an open-air bath and a free-flowing wooden tub bath that showcase the quality of the water. In addition to a dry sauna, the facility also offers two kinds of cold baths: a briskly cold cold water bath using groundwater, and a cold mineral spring bath that uses the spring water as is. With a dining hall serving handmade soba and fresh local fish, as well as calm Japanese-style guest rooms, it offers a relaxing stay for both overnight guests and day visitors.
A bicarbonate spring renowned as a beauty bath. It helps remove old dead skin cells and leaves the skin smooth, with an amazingly silky feel after bathing. In the free-flowing wooden tub bath, you can enjoy the full power of fresh spring water and stay warm from the core for a long time.
A dry sauna with a calm atmosphere and the warmth of wood. A convection-style stove heats the room evenly, encouraging a comfortable sweat. It is spacious enough to relax while watching TV, making it easy to thoroughly reset from daily fatigue.
A cold plunge bath using natural water drawn from underground. Although the temperature is briskly cold, it is characterized by the soft feel of natural water on the skin. It quickly tightens the body after sauna use and provides a refreshing cool-down experience.
A cold mineral spring bath using spring water in a free-flowing style. With an ideal temperature that is not too cold, you can soak deeply without putting strain on your body. Enjoy a luxurious moment wrapped in mellow water as you directly feel the spring’s mineral content.
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