Nakaya Bekkan Fudokaku
A long gorge-facing bath with a steep, stair-heavy layout
Property overview
Overview
Fudokaku's long Olympic bath faces the gorge near the headwaters of the Mogami River. The inn says spring water emerges naturally and describes a steady supply of fresh water to the bath. The property has many stairs and no elevator, so the layout is a real consideration for guests with limited mobility.
Spring & water temperature
- Spring-source temperature
- 58–62°C, listed by the inn for the naturally emerging Shirabu spring; not a fixed bath temperature
- Bathing temperature
- Not published
- Spring source
- Naturally emerging Shirabu Onsen spring water; the official page does not identify an exclusive Fudokaku source
- Spring classification
- Sulfur-bearing calcium sulfate spring
- pH
- Not published
- Flow rate
- About 1,300–1,500 L/min, listed by the inn for the Shirabu source; not presented as Fudokaku's exclusive output
- Water handling
- The inn describes natural emergence and says fresh water continuously enters the view-facing Olympic bath. The current text pages do not publish a complete bath-by-bath statement on water addition, heating, recirculation or disinfection, so the entire facility is not described as untreated free-flowing water.
Bathing indications
The inn lists general bathing indications for its sulfur-bearing calcium sulfate spring. They are not a treatment guarantee.
Day use is listed as 13:30–18:00, with adult admission ¥700 and child admission ¥300; the outdoor bath opens around 14:30. Closures are irregular. The property has many stairs and no elevator. The source figures describe Shirabu Onsen, not a confirmed exclusive well at Fudokaku.
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In Shirabu Onsen, about 900 m above sea level. The inn's riverside, stair-heavy layout means visitors should allow time to move around the building; no elevator is available.
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