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Kyukamura Ohmihachiman

A natural hot spring by the lake with an open-air bath and sauna overlooking Lake Biwa

  • Ocean / Lake View
  • Scenic View
  • Nature Immersion
  • Natural Hot Spring
  • Sauna Available

About Kyukamura Ohmihachiman

"Kyukamura Ohmihachiman" is a hot spring inn on the shores of Lake Biwa in Ohmihachiman City, Shiga Prefecture. Two buildings, the East Wing and the West Wing, stand at Miyagahama in Biwako Quasi-National Park, and all guest rooms face the lake. The natural hot spring, the first to spring in Ohmihachiman City, is a simple hot spring, and guests praise the lingering warmth that remains long after bathing. The East Wing on the hill has an indoor bath, an open-air bath, and a sauna, and from the open-air bath you can take in sweeping views of Okishima floating on the lake and the Hira Mountains. The West Wing on the lakeshore has only an indoor bath, but guests staying overnight can use the baths in both buildings within the designated hours. With meals featuring Omi beef and lake delicacies, plus a campsite and a pool, this is an inn where you can spend an entire lakeside holiday.

Hot SpringONSEN

Large Bath (East Wing)

The East Wing’s large bath sits on higher ground. It has both an indoor bath and an open-air bath, and when you sink into the open-air bath, Lake Biwa spreads out before you, with Okishima on the lake and the Hira Mountains across the water all within view. The simple hot spring, a low-mineral, mildly alkaline low-temperature spring that first gushed in Ohmihachiman City, is gentle on the skin, and its warmth lingers long after you leave the bath. Bathing while the lake turns red at dusk or soaking in the clear morning light is a luxury unique to this inn.

Large Bath (West Wing)

The West Wing’s large bath on the lakeshore has a simple layout with only an indoor bath. From the tub, you can look out over Okishima and Lake Biwa and feel the water up close. It draws the same simple hot spring as the East Wing, a low-mineral, mildly alkaline low-temperature spring, and guests praise its soft touch and the warmth that remains for a while after bathing. It is ideal for warming up after swimming in the lake or taking a dip in the pool, and you can enjoy the hot water at any time, whether at night or early in the morning.

SaunaSAUNA

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Sauna (East Wing)

Men'sWomen's

This sauna is attached to the East Wing’s large bath and is available in the separate bath areas for men and women. It can be used in the evening through the night, making it a perfect stop at the end of a day spent walking around the lakeshore. It is a quiet space reserved for hotel guests, where you can settle in and work up a good sweat at your own pace. As you breathe deeply again and again, the heat reaches deep into your body and slowly eases away the fatigue of travel. Even if you are staying in the West Wing, you can still use it by going to the East Wing within the designated hours.

Facility Information

Address
523-0801 Shiga Prefecture, Ohmihachiman City, Okishima-cho, Miyagahama
Business Hours
05:00〜09:00/15:00〜00:00

Irregular Holidays

Closed Days
Irregular Holidays
Gender Access
Gender Separated
Tattoo Policy (Communal Bath)
Unknown (Please Check)
Usage Conditions
Guests Only
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