No. 92 · Yamagata
Atsumi Onsen
Atsumi Onsen ranked No. 92 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 Atsumi Onsen
Facility-level figures; blank town-wide averages are not inferred.
Named facility records for Atsumi Onsen. Figures marked “Not published” are not treated as town-wide averages.
| Facility | Spring | Source data | Supply | Bath type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shomenyu Public Bath | The area is classified as a sodium-calcium chloride-sulfate spring. No current individual analysis for this bath is confirmed. Source: Atsumi Onsen's shared spring; the specific well is not named. | Source temperature: Not published for this bath. The area's representative 68°C figure is not substituted. pH: Not published. | The onsen association describes the shared bath water as source-flowing. Pool-specific treatment details are not published. | Day-use bath. A good first stop for a central Atsumi Onsen stroll and a taste of the local shared-bath routine. Bring your own towel and soap; this is a simple neighborhood bath. |
| Shimonoyu Public Bath | The area is classified as a sodium-calcium chloride-sulfate spring. No current individual analysis for this bath is confirmed. Source: Atsumi Onsen's shared spring; the specific well is not named. | Source temperature: Not published for this bath; the area's representative 68°C figure is not substituted. pH: Not published. | The onsen association describes the shared bath water as source-flowing. Pool-specific treatment details are not published. | Day-use bath. A no-frills local bath for a quick soak in the heart of Atsumi Onsen. It has few visitor amenities, so bring your own towel and soap. |
| Yunosato Shared Bath | The area is classified as a sodium-calcium chloride-sulfate spring. A current analysis specific to this bath is not available. Source: Atsumi Onsen's shared spring; the individual well is not named. | Source temperature: Not published for this bath. pH: Not published. | The onsen association describes the shared bath water as source-flowing. Other pool-level treatment details are not published. | Day-use bath. A quieter neighborhood option outside the main onsen centre, with afternoon-to-evening hours. It is a basic communal bath, so bring your own washing items. |
Destination comparison
What this onsen town offers
History
69/100Spring character
78/100Town culture
70/100Seasonal scenery
71/100Access
71/100Local history
How the town developed
Four seasons
Seasonal conditions and travel rhythm
Plan your stay
Atsumi Onsen: day trip or overnight?
Compare travel time, bath access and the time you want to spend in town.
Day trip
Check the first and last transport connections, then confirm which baths accept day visitors and when they stop admitting guests.
One-night stay
Compare the ryokan’s bath access with public day-use options and the journey back to your next stop.
Stay plus a day bath
Choose one bath experience for your stay and use a day facility for a different source or setting, where the published details support it.
Kaisen-kaku vs Tatsumikan in Asamushi: Bay View or Garden Bath?Nearby destinations
Other places in the same prefecture in the published ranking.
Related guides
Guides to Atsumi Onsen
Filter English guides by the question you need to answer.
ComparisonsKaisen-kaku vs Tatsumikan in Asamushi: Bay View or Garden Bath?
Kaisen-kaku has Mutsu Bay views and 88 rooms; smaller Tatsumikan serves in-room dinner and accepts day bathers. Compare baths, meals and access.
Read the guide
Sento & public bathsYagara Onsen: Sunday Morning Sento Near Kita-Tatsumi, Osaka
Yagara Onsen is three minutes from Kita-Tatsumi Station, with a carbonated bath and 38°C reclining bath; confirm the disputed sauna fee.
Read the guide
Spring waterFukutoku Onsen in Osaka’s Minami-Tatsumi: Soft Water, Two Saunas and Parking
Fukutoku Onsen has soft water throughout, dry and steam saunas, an outdoor bath and 11 parking spaces. See current prices and the walk from Minami-Tatsumi.
Read the guide
Destinations & itinerariesKaga Onsen in Osaka: Twin Saunas and a Garlic-Scented Outdoor Bath
This Ikuno Ward sento has dry and steam saunas, a garlic outdoor bath and two free parking spaces. Check its early 10pm close and station walk.
Read the guide
Sento & public bathsTatsumi Onsen in Nagai: Osaka’s Late-Night Sento, Not a Place to Sleep
Tatsumi Onsen opens from 2 p.m. until noon the next day, but offers no overnight beds. See bath and sauna prices, tattoo rules and Nagai access.
Read the guide
ComparisonsAtsumi Onsen: Three Public Baths Compared
Compare Atsumi Onsen’s Shomen-yu, Shimo-no-yu and Yunosato for ¥300 entry, split hours, access from the station and the 2026 bath-hopping pass.
Read the guideOfficial sources
