Lamune Onsen-kan

Hot Spring / Hot Spring Bath

4.5

"This public bathhouse, which belongs to the Omaru Ryokan inn, can be reached by crossing the Seri River from the Nagayuyamawakisansaro Intersection and heading east a short distance. The bathhouse may be used by non-guests and is additionally adjoined by an art museum dedicated to artists connected to Nagayu Onsen such as Rikizo Takata and Yasunari Kawabata. Customers can enjoy indoor and outdoor baths filled with water from two different hot springs - a so-called ""ramune"" hot spring whose waters are said to treat high blood pressure and chronic skin diseases; and a hydrogen carbonate spring whose waters are said to treat cuts and burns. There's also a hot spring water drinking fountain, and drinking a suitable amount of this spring water is said to provide a variety of benefits."

Spot details

Address: Oita Taketa-shi Naoirimachi Nagayu 7676-2 Map
Area: Bungoono / Taketa Area
Phone: 0974752620
Hours: 10:00-22:00 (until Reception 21:30)
Closed: 1stWednesday (1/May is 2ndWednesday)
Fees: [Bathing fee] 500yen, 3 years old-Elementary school students 200yen, 2 years old and under Free
Parking Lot: Available(30spaces)
Credit Card: Not available
Smoking: Available
Wi-Fi: Not available
English Menu: Available
Can be enjoyed even on a rainy day: Yes
Average budget: [Day] 1-1,000yen [Night] 1-1,000yen
Estimated stay time: 30-60 minutes
Wheelchair accessible: Available
Infant friendly: Yes (There are restrictions on bathing in the large communal bath)

Information Sources: NAVITIME JAPAN

Review

Soda spa!

Reviewed : 2019.08.22

The temperature of this spa is 32 degree celsius. A bit low compared to usual hot springs. Warm seasons will be better to visit here than winter. The bubble spa is outside, because of CO2 generated...
Love this place!

Reviewed : 2017.06.10

Special onsen with bubbles! The place is quite small. Its unconventional that you do not see the shower area when you enter the onsen, like all other onsen places. To get to the shower area, you...
Bubbling Spa

Reviewed : 2017.05.08

Stop over Takeda for a night and got recommended to this onsen. We are thinking should we purposely make a trip or we should just stay visit other place as we spent quite some at Onsen over pass few...