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  • Takayu Onsen Public Bath House Attaka-Yu
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    4.5
    69 Reviews
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Fukushima Fukushima-shi Machiniwasaka Taka Yu 25
    "A public bath along the Bandai Azuma Skyline road in Takayu, Machiniwasaka, Fukushima City. The baths are constantly replenished ""kakenagashi"" style by the natural Takayu Onsen No. 26 Taki-no-Yu hot spring, an acidic sulfur calcium aluminum sulphate spring. The building is of Japanese-style architecture resembling a classic bathhouse with wood and stone motifs. It has separate men and women outdoor baths as well as rental outdoor baths (all baths are open-air)."

    福島周辺では珍しい硫黄泉の共同浴場です。宮城に向かってどんどん山の中に入っていく感じの道中も楽しめます。湯量が豊富な本物の源泉掛け流しで、濁り湯はお湯の新鮮さとパワーをを感じ、効能を感じるほど逗留してみたいと思わせるそんな温泉でした。

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  • Iizaka Hanamomo no Yu
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    3.5
    13 Reviews
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Fukushima Fukushima-shi Iizakamachi Nishi Takinomachi 27
    A hot spring bathhouse in Fukushima Prefecture reachable via a free shuttle bus operating out of Iizaka Onsen Station or an eight-minute drive from the Fukushima-Iizaka Interchange on the Tohoku Expressway. The bathhouse is supplied by three different source springs called the Enju, Kagetsu, and Zabo. The bathhouse has a variety of baths, including an outdoor bath which massages the entire body using microbubbles and flowing water, a lie down bath, and a bath in which you can stand while being fully immersed. There's also a footbath, sauna, and restaurant with an open kitchen where you can enjoy an all-you-can-eat buffet.

    One of the better public onsen that I have been to. The deco outside the onsen was already very captivating. The onsen was clean and neat. If I’m not wrong, the water content is of the sulphuric type...

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  • Yahata no Yu
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    3.5
    3 Reviews
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Fukushima Fukushima-shi Iizakamachi Baba 20-1
    "One of the communal bathhouses in Iizaka Onsen, established in 1962. It is near Hachiman Jinja Shrine and Hachimanji Temple, where the Kenka Matsuri (""Argument Festival"") is held, and since the characters for ""Hachiman"" can also be read as ""Yahata,"" this is where the name of the bathhouse came from. During the Reitaisai grand festival in October, the whole area takes on a festive atmosphere."

    八幡神社の近くにあります。あまり観光客のこない公共浴場でこちらも２００円で入浴できます、古い建物で他同様シャワーなどがありません。桶でお湯をくんで体にかけて入ります。狭いのですがその分地元の方がに話しかけてくれます。こちらも熱い

  • Kiri-yu
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    3.5
    2 Reviews
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Fukushima Fukushima-shi Iizakamachi Yuno Kiriyunoue 5
    "This bathhouse is built at a spring that is said to have been discovered in 1624. It was originally called Kami-yu, but after mountain ascetic began using its waters to heal the wounds they incurred from cutting themselves, it became known as Kiri-yu, from the word for ""cutting."" It is said to be effective against wounds. Its name can be written with either the character for ""cutting"" or the character for ""paulownia."" Its water is alkaline simple springs."

    熱湯の湯ですが地元の方に言わせるとヌルいお湯だそうです。朝６時開店で 地元の人とのか会話が楽しい。洗い場がなく桶でお湯を体にかけますが 熱いのでが大変。河原にあるビルの地下、河原にあります。怪しい階段のしたにあります。地元の方に名所やおすすめを聞けますよ

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  • Adatara Resort Okudake no Yu Bath House
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Fukushima Nihonmatsu-shi Okudake Onsen
    A hot spring bathhouse in Nagata Nagasaka Nation Forest, Nihommatsu City. The baths are fed by a simple acidic hot spring that is good for the skin and helps with muscle soreness, nerve pain, recovery from fatigue, and skin diseases. The bathhouse, located at an altitude of nearly 950 meters, has an outdoor bath without a fence before eyes and a free-flowing indoor bath with large facing windows that let you enjoy the nature of the mountains from up close which you bathe.
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  • Niidagawa Onsen Haramachi Yussa
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Fukushima Minamisoma-shi Haramachi-ku Fukono Arato Sawa 15
    This day-use hot spring bathhouse is located in Niidagawa Hot Spring, famous for its skin beautifying effects. The hot springs have one of the strongest alkalinity in Fukushima Prefecture with a pH level of 9.3 to 9.5. It is even said that there is no need to use soap. In addition to one-meter-deep hot spring baths, the bathhouse also features heated air bath and salt saunas, rolling baths, jacuzzi baths, several varieties of massaging baths, cold water baths, and outdoor baths. There is something for bathers of all ages to enjoy. The bathhouse also has a cafe and a restaurant.
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  • Kajika no Yu
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Fukushima Fukushima-shi Tsuchiyuonsenmachi
    These foot baths are located on the banks of the Arakawa River that weaves through the Tsuchiyu Onsen hot spring district. The baths are situated next to the Arakawa Ohashi Bridge, which is famous for its four massive kokeshi wooden dolls. They are fed with sharply-hot free-flowing hot spring water. A 1.8-meter-tall kokeshi wooden doll stands in the center of the bath.
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  • Totsuna no Yu
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Fukushima Fukushima-shi Iizakamachi Shimokawara 36-7
    A common bathing facility in Iizaka Onsen. It gets its name from its proximity to the Totsuna Bridge over the Surikamigawa River, which divides the Iizaka District in half. It is near Hanamizuzaka Station on the Fukushima Kotsu Line, so many customers come from places other than Iizaka-machi. The spring contains alkaline simple springs.
  • Daimon no Yu
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Fukushima Fukushima-shi Iizakamachi Daimon 1
    "A common bathing facility created in 1962. It was named Daimon (""Great Gate""), because it is on the site where the main gate of Ootori Castle once stood. Located in a highland, its view of the northern part of Fukushima City makes it a popular destination. The water source is alkaline simple springs."
  • Sabako-yu
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Fukushima Fukushima-shi Iizakamachi Yuzawa 32
    "A hot spring bathhouse long cherished as Japan's oldest wood construction communal bathhouse. Due to the deterioration of the earlier structure, it was reconstructed in its original form in 1993. When the 12th-century poet Saigyo Hoshi visited this hot spring, he wrote the poem, ""I kept looking beyond the mountains from Sabako while thinking of people I had met."" This is said to be the reason that the name ""Sabako-yu"" has stuck. Even now, it is considered the symbol of the Iizaka Hot Spring Area, and it receives many visitors, both from the surrounding area and from other parts of Japan. The water is from alkaline simple springs."
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  • Senki no Yu
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Fukushima Fukushima-shi Iizakamachi Yuno Atagomae 35
    "These public baths were once called Shitayu, meaning ""lower baths,"" on account of their former location of the downstream of Kiriyu baths. Although it is not clear exactly what year they opened, the bath came to be commonly known as ""Senki no Yu"" because of their reputation for curing ""senki"" (colicky abdominal pain). The baths would eventually be moved to their current location in 1967. Today they are used not only by locals but also by many visitors from outside of Fukushima City."
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  • Tennoji Anabarayu
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Fukushima Fukushima-shi Iizakamachi Yuno Yujiri 25
    One of the communal bathhouses at Iizaka Onsen. In the old days, it was located at Okutotsuna Bridge on the upper reaches of the Surikami River and was called Tennoji-yu, but it was moved to its current location in 1986 and renamed Tennoji Anabara-yu. Located in a beautiful natural setting, this public bath is said to be especially effective against skin disease. It features alkaline simple springs.
  • Dosen-no-yu
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Fukushima Fukushima-shi Iizakamachi Yuno Dosen 16
    "A communal bathhouse established in the Yuno district of Iizaka-machi in 1962. Perhaps because the district was close to the hot spring area, few people had baths in their own homes, so there were demands to build a bathhouse in a place that was more convenient for the local people. It opened in a neighborhood called ""Dosen,"" the source of the name ""Dosen-no-yu."" Given its location in a residential area, it is favored mostly by local residents. The waters are alkaline simple springs."
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  • Take Onsen
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    4.5
    9 Reviews
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Fukushima Nihonmatsu-shi Take Onsen 1-16
    A hot spring district sprawling at the foot of 1,700 meter tall Mt. Adatara in Bandai-Asahi National Park. The area's acidic springs, a type found almost nowhere else in the country, are said to have been discovered by the shogun Sakanoue no Tamuramaro during his eastern expedition. The tasteless, odorless waters of the area's springs have a pH of 2.48 and are said to ease nerve pain, help heal motor paralysis, aid recovery from fatigue, and promote health. Long ago, during a time when there were no antibiotics, this ancient hot spring district provided an invaluable method of treatment for many diseases. In a Japan Hot Spring Association survey, this hot spring destination was selected as having the best natural beauty in the country and was also awarded the Fourth Superior Sight Seeing Area Cultivation Award by the Japan Travel and Tourism Association. The area also conducts fun health programs which combine hot spring bathing, cuisine, and exercise.

    岳温泉の桜坂沿いにある足湯。無料で利用できます。 春には運が良ければ、桜と雪が舞う中で足湯に入れるとのこと。

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  • Take no Yu
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    4.0
    17 Reviews
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Fukushima Nihonmatsu-shi Take Onsen 1-chome 270

    岳温泉のメインストリートの入り口のすぐ向かい側にあります。温浴施設というよりは銭湯といった趣の施設です。あまり大きくはないですが、岳温泉は山から管を通ってお湯が揉まれてくるので柔らかな感じがして好きです。

  • Tsuchiyu Onsen
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Fukushima Fukushima-shi Tsuchiyuonsenmachi
    A hot spring district connected to an ancient legend concerning Prince Shotoku located in western Fukushima City 16 kilometers from Fukushima Station. The area is host to 17 hot spring hotels and old-fashioned public bathhouses as well as more casual day trip hot spring bathhouses, and visitors can choose which facility or facilities to visit based on their interests and mood. A variety of source springs are found in the area, including simple hot springs, simple sulfur springs, and hydrogen carbonate springs, each purported to offer different health benefits. Tsuchiyu Onsen, together with Togatta and Naruko, is also considered one of the three primary locations where kokeshi wooden dolls, a traditional craft, emerged, and visitors can observe kokeshi artisans at work or even try painting their own kokeshi doll at Matsuya Products Shop. Famed for its flowers as well as its history, visitors can also delight in this hot spring district's many seasonal flowering trees and, in the fall, gorgeous autumn foliage.
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  • Tenjin Misaki Onsen Shiokaze So
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    4.0
    5 Reviews
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Fukushima Futaba-gun Narahamachi Kitada Uenohara 27-29

    しおかぜ荘のマミーすいとん刺身定食の刺身が美味しい！新鮮で脂が乗った刺身だけで満足しますが、前サッカー日本代表のトルシエ監督が名付けたマミーすいとんも楽しめ、これで900円はお値打ちです。 また、ビジネス後にしおかぜ荘の温泉では、眼前が大海原のオーシャンビューが見事！次は夕陽が沈む景観を楽しんでみたいです。

  • Iizaka Onsen
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Fukushima Fukushima-shi Iizakamachi Totsuna Machi 3
    An ancient hot spring district considered one of the three most renowned alongside Akiu Onsen and Naruko Onsen in Miyagi. The history of the district dates all the way back to the Jomon period and it is said the legendary figure Yamato Takeru no mikoto bathed here. The Sabakoyu, the oldest wooden public bathhouse in Japan, is said to be the place where an ill Yamato Takeru no mikoto bathed to recuperate, and even today many tourists from around the prefecture and country make their way here. During the mid-Edo period, the area became quite famous, attracting the celebrated poet Matsuo Basho, who wrote about the hot spring district in his major work The Narrow Road to the Deep North, further enhancing the location's renowned. Here visitors can enjoy themselves in a variety of ways as suits their tastes and interests thanks to the area's nine variegated public bathhouses, free footbaths, and hot spring hotels offering delicious local cuisine.
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  • Moniwanoyu
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    4.0
    3 Reviews
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Fukushima Pref. Fukushimashi Izakamachimoniwa Shimizu 21-2 Kawahara

    摺上川ダムの近くにある市営の立寄湯です。この辺りの立ち寄り温泉では珍しく露天風呂もシャワーもあります。アルカリ単純泉で特徴のあるお湯ではないですが露店の雰囲気もよく250円という料金で満足感が高い施設でした。ちなみに建物は旅人の「笠」をイメージしたものとのことでした。

  • Soma Tenpo no Yu
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    4.0
    1 Reviews
    Accommodations / Hot Spring
    Fukushima Soma-shi Koizumi Taka Ike 270

    相馬市へいちご狩りの帰りに。せっかくきたのだから、寄り道。でも、お腹もいっぱいだったので、違うものをと思ったらこちらの温泉の看板が見え伺いました。こじんまりとしたスーパー銭湯って感じです。お値段は高めで820円くらいでした。でも兵自治はあと100円くらい安いみたいです。海の近くとあって、塩化物泉です。中には、漫画喫茶ばりの漫画もたくさん、ちょっと横になれるところ。飲食ができる食べ物屋さんもありまし...

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