Sakihana Onsen, Gosen, Niigata
Issuiso (Day Use)
A station-side bath where you need to call on the day
Property overview
Overview
Issuiso says its baths use 100% Sakihana spring water, continuously fed into the pools. Depending on the season, the inn adds water or heat to manage the temperature, so 100% source water does not mean untreated water in every season. Day use is limited to about an hour, and the inn asks visitors to call that day because admission depends on its schedule.
Spring & water temperature
- Spring-source temperature
- Not published for Issuiso; the district's 54°C figure is not substituted
- Bathing temperature
- Not published; the inn describes hotter and cooler sections but gives no fixed temperatures
- Spring source
- Sakihana Onsen water used by Issuiso; the inn does not publish an individual well name or number
- Spring classification
- Sulfur spring; the inn also says the water meets sulfate- and chloride-spring criteria. The local prefectural listing describes the district as a sulfur-bearing sodium chloride spring; this is not a property-specific analysis sheet.
- pH
- Not published for the property
- Flow rate
- Not published for the property
- Water handling
- The inn describes its baths as using 100% spring water, continuously added and overflowing. Depending on the season, it adds water or heats the water. Recirculation, disinfection and flow rate are not fully itemized on the current main pages.
Bathing indications
The inn describes the spring as sulfur-bearing and meeting sulfate- and chloride-spring criteria. The local association lists general bathing indications; this is travel information, not a promise of treatment.
Day use is ¥700 for adults, ¥500 for elementary-school children and ¥400 for children aged three to five. It starts at 11:00 and lasts about 60 minutes, but the final admission time varies with guest stays, cleaning, maintenance and other duties. Call on the day. Children who are not toilet-trained may not bathe. Tattoo rules are unconfirmed.
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A few minutes on foot from Sakihana Station. Confirm day-use availability by phone before travelling.
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