Central Obama Onsen, Unzen, Nagasaki

Ryokan Yunoka

A strong pick if you want a private bath with a view: the ryokan offers indoor and rooftop private baths alongside a public bath. Its operator describes the water as naturally flowing and undiluted, then naturally cooled before bathing. Day-use access starts at 15:00 on the current facility page; an older association listing starts earlier.

Check before bathing

Opening hours
Day-use bathing 15:00–21:00 according to the current operator page; an older association page lists 13:00, so confirm before an early-afternoon visit. Public bath ¥500. Private baths are ¥1,000 for 50 minutes; availability and bath type should be checked with the ryokan.
Access
Across from the Nishitōzanguchi bus stop, near the Obama Onsen waterfront footbath.
Tattoo policy
No current tattoo policy was found on the official pages.

Spring & water temperature

Spring-source temperature
No facility-specific figure is published. The regional 105°C figure is not Yunoka's individual source temperature.
Bathing temperature
About 40–41°C according to Unzen tourism information; this is an adjustment range, not a fixed measurement for every pool and time.
Spring source
The ryokan's own spring; an individual source name is not published.
Spring classification
Sodium-chloride spring.
pH
Not published.
Flow rate
Not published.
Water handling
The operator describes a naturally flowing spring with no added water. Hot water is cooled in a holding tank before being adjusted for bathing; the reported bathing range is about 40–41°C. The full treatment details for every pool are not published.

The 40–41°C figure is not a guarantee that every bath stays at that temperature.

Bath experience

Comfort
9.5/10
Bath variety
9.0/10
Upkeep
9.0/10
Atmosphere
10.0/10
Quiet
9.0/10
Access
9.5/10
Value
9.5/10

How to read a bath profile

Spring-source temperature and actual bathing temperature are kept separate. Each score is shown independently for comparison rather than collapsed into one overall score.

Sources

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