Hot Spring / Hot Spring Ryokan Spots in Nichinan / Kushima Area

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Nichinan / Kushima

Category

Accommodations / Hot Spring

Hot Spring / Hot Spring Ryokan

Hotel J’s Nichinan Resort

Accommodations / Hot Spring

Miyazaki Pref. Nichinanshi Kitagouchougounohara Akane 2821-1

This hot spring accommodation facility is located in Nichinan City, Miyazaki Prefecture. It is a “sodium hydrogen carbonate - chloride hot spring”, said to be effective in treating nerve pain and fatigue. Guests can overlook the rich natural environment from the spacious public bath, and enjoy the beautiful starry sky and scenery changing with each season from the outdoor bath. The facility also includes a sauna, a bedrock bath, and reservable private baths. Day use is also possible.
Ichiki Onsen

Accommodations / Hot Spring

Miyazaki Kushima-shi Ki 152
Kitago Onsen

Accommodations / Hot Spring

Miyazaki Nichinan-shi Kitagocho Ofuji Ko

Miyazaki Nichinan / Kushima

Accommodations / Hot Spring Hot Spring / Hot Spring Ryokan

Hot Spring / Hot Spring Bath Hot Spring Ryokan

Miyazaki Areas

An unmissable highlight of Kyushu, Miyazaki prefecture satisfies nature lovers with its dramatic gorges cut out of rugged cliffs, leading into waterfalls and beaches of green-blue water popular among surfers. Takachiho Gorge in the north of the prefecture tells a tale of centuries-old Japanese mythology in a fantastic setting, allowing visitors to explore the waters by boat before heading up to the cave at the Awano Iwato Shrine, where the sun goddess was said to have hidden, plunging the world into darkness.