Kyushu and Okinawa Hot Spring Trips and Tours

Unzen Onsen
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The spring is highly acidic and contains sulfur, and there are milky white water and clear water.

Hirado Onsen
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Hirado prospered through diplomatic trade until the Dutch trading post moved to Nagasaki. Many of the inns have open-air baths overlooking the sea.

Goto: Onidake Onsen
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The hot springs are characterized by the fact that when they come into contact with air, the iron oxidizes and the water turns red. Beloved by locals, this hot spring allows you to enjoy the nature of Goto while bathing in the last sunset in Japan and the starry sky.

Goto: Bandake Onsen
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The hotel is located on a mountain ridge, so you can enjoy views to the east and west, and enjoy bathing in the hot springs while watching the sunrise and sunset from the open-air bath.
A simple hot spring with plenty of hot water and less stimulation. After taking a hot spring, you can relax on the deck overlooking the ocean.

Kirishima Onsen-kyo
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Designated as a national hot spring resort, this hot spring village springs from the bosom of Mount Kirishima. There are many rock baths and open-air baths, with Maruo Onsen being the central hot spring.

Ibusuki Onsen
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If you dig into the sand on nearby beaches, you can find hot spots where you can enjoy swimming and sand bathing. You can also heat potatoes and eggs in the high temperatures.

Yakushima: Manten Onsen

Manten Onsen is a hot spring that will leave your skin smooth and beautiful. It is an alkaline simple hot spring that removes dead skin cells and has a skin-beautifying effect. You can enjoy high-quality hot springs in the great outdoors of Yakushima.

Yakushima: Yakushima Onsen

An exquisite hot spring born from nature, overlooking the dynamic ocean that stretches from the East China Sea to the Pacific Ocean.
It has a luxuriously thick texture, making you feel as if you are soaking in a bath of serum.

Miegusuku Onsen

Located inside the Loisir Hotel Naha, this is one of the few natural hot springs in Okinawa Prefecture. It is derived from fossil seawater dating back about 8 million years, which has been heated geothermally. As a result, its composition is completely different from that of hot springs on the mainland.

Miyakojima: Shigira Gold Onsen

This is the southernmost and westernmost hot spring in Japan, springing from 1,250 meters underground in the Shigira district of Miyakojima. The open-air bath, observation bath, spacious jungle pool, and hot spring spa using natural hot spring water are also attractive features.

Jurassic Onsen

A natural hot spring that flows from a stratum that is over 200 million years old and 1,500 meters underground, where you can enjoy the view of the emerald green ocean and Ie Island towering over the horizon.

Iriomote Island Onsen

It is also known as the "rejuvenating bath" because it improves blood circulation and is effective in treating neuralgia, joint pain, and fatigue. You can enjoy the magnificent location and the spectacular sunset that spreads out before you.