Ushitaki Onsen, Kishiwada, Osaka Prefecture

Ushitaki Onsen Shikimatsuri

A strong option in southern Osaka for low-cost day bathing, two kinds of natural spring water, and a family- or group-friendly resort with glamping. The source profile's comparison with Okumizuma is dated: it describes that ryokan as open only through 15 September 2026, so check current reopening information before using that comparison.

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Bath information

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Spring & water temperature

Spring source
Ushitaki Onsen and the affiliated Taki no Yu radon spring.
Spring classification
Open-air baths: sodium chloride-bicarbonate spring. Indoor baths: radon spring (mildly alkaline). These are the current official descriptions for each bath type.
pH
Not published.
Flow rate
Not published.
Water handling
The current official site specifies Ushitaki Onsen for the open-air baths and the affiliated Taki no Yu radon spring for the indoor baths. It does not fully publish each pool's water-addition, heating, circulation, or disinfection conditions, so the whole facility should not be described as continuously supplied with spring water. The open-air baths in two special overnight rooms use natural radon spring water.

Bathing indications

The ryokan provides general bathing information for Ushitaki Onsen and its radon spring. This is travel information about the water, not a guarantee of medical or cosmetic effects.

Day use costs ¥750 for adults and ¥350 for children aged 3 and up; opening hours are 09:00–21:00, with last admission at 20:30. Day-use guests may enter once. Tattoos, including stickers and paint, are not allowed in the public baths. Tattoo rules for private guest-room baths have not been confirmed by the current official sources. Nankai buses take about 53 minutes from Kishiwada Station. The free shuttle is for overnight guests and must be reserved.

Bath experience

Comfort
8.5/10
Bath variety
9.5/10
Upkeep
9.0/10
Atmosphere
9.0/10
Quiet
7.0/10
Access
6.5/10
Value
9.0/10

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Ushitaki Onsen, Kishiwada, Osaka Prefecture

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