No. 80 · Mie
Nagashima Onsen
Nagashima Onsen ranked No. 80 in the published 2025 Japan hot-spring destination list. Check bathing options, access and stay details before planning your visit.
Spring information
Water and bathing details for Nagashima Onsen
Facility-level figures; blank town-wide averages are not inferred.
Named facility records for Nagashima Onsen. Figures marked “Not published” are not treated as town-wide averages.
| Facility | Spring | Source data | Supply | Bath type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yuami-no-Shima, Nagashima Onsen | Alkaline simple hot spring (low-tonicity, high-temperature spring with a soothing classification). Source: Nagashima Onsen, drawn from about 1,540 m underground. | Source temperature: About 60°C in current official information; an opening-era official document gives 54.7°C. pH: About 8.5 in current official information. | The current bathing page identifies specific pools, including Taki-tsubo-no-yu and Oiwa-no-yu, as 100% source-flowing. The facility's construction information says hot spring water is temperature-adjusted and distributed to both source-flowing and recirculating pools. It also has functional baths such as a highly carbonated bath and silk bath; the 17 baths across both sides are not all 100% source-flowing. | Day-use bath. A large day-use complex for outdoor baths, scenery, sauna and places to rest. It is better value when your schedule can use the 15:00 or 19:00 discount, rather than when you only need the cheapest soak. |
| Ryujin-no-Yu, Ryukyu Onsen | Strong sodium chloride spring. Source: Natural spring water drawn from about 1,000 m underground on Senagajima. | Source temperature: Not published in the current first-party pages reviewed. pH: Not published in the current material summarized here. | The current Japanese official page says the large open-air bath uses natural spring water from about 1,000 m underground. The indoor baths are separately described as using nano water, so not every pool is treated as a natural spring bath. Current text pages do not publish complete treatment conditions for each natural-spring pool, and the facility is not described as entirely source-flowing. | Day-use bath. A strong airport-side stop if you want sea and aircraft views, a sunset soak and a sauna before or after a flight. |
Destination comparison
What this onsen town offers
History
73/100Spring character
81/100Town culture
74/100Seasonal scenery
93/100Access
58/100Local history
How the town developed
Four seasons
Seasonal conditions and travel rhythm
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