Hokusetsu, Nose, Toyono District, Osaka Prefecture

Nose Onsen

A strong choice in northern Osaka if you have a car and want an affordable day visit, natural spring water, and a rural setting. For an overnight stay, the three Yamabe Rikyu villas offer a clearly identified private natural-spring open-air bath. Without a car, or if you want a sauna, ganbanyoku, or a large circuit of baths, another facility may be easier to use.

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Bath information

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Spring & water temperature

Spring-source temperature
34.2°C
Bathing temperature
41°C
Spring source
Nose Onsen's own spring.
Spring classification
The technical page for day visitors calls it a simple weak radioactive spring; an apparent typo in the Japanese label has been normalized here. Another official facility page uses the shorter label simple spring. Both official descriptions are retained rather than reconciled without evidence.
pH
Not published.
Flow rate
Not published.
Water handling
The ryokan confirms that the water is 100% natural spring water from its own source. It specifically says that the designated spring-water bath is 100% source water, with no heating or added water. That condition applies only to this designated bath, not the other indoor or garden open-air baths. The main current pages do not fully publish the other baths' water-addition, heating, circulation, or disinfection conditions.

Bathing indications

The ryokan lists general bathing indications including nerve pain, muscle pain, chronic digestive conditions, hemorrhoids, gout, arteriosclerosis, high blood pressure, recovery after illness, fatigue, general health maintenance, chronic skin conditions, and chronic gynecological conditions. This site presents Japanese hot-spring travel information and does not promise treatment.

The listed 34.2°C is the spring-water temperature; 41°C is the facility's stated temperature at the point of use. Neither should be presented as a fixed temperature for every bath. The no-heating and no-added-water conditions apply only to the designated spring-water bath. Day visitors may enter once and cannot re-enter. Do not assume that free transport for overnight guests or groups of 20 or more is available to individual day visitors.

Bath experience

Comfort
8.5/10
Bath variety
7.5/10
Upkeep
8.0/10
Atmosphere
9.0/10
Quiet
8.5/10
Access
5.5/10
Value
9.0/10

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Hokusetsu, Nose, Toyono District, Osaka Prefecture

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