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Onoaida Onsen

Kagoshima · 尾之間温泉

Onoaida Onsen is a hot spring town in Kagoshima, Japan. The water leaves the ground at 44–49°C, hot. Officially the water is classed as sulfur spring.

Sulfur spring

The water here

Sulfur spring 硫黄泉

The classic rotten-egg smell and milky white water. It can tarnish silver jewellery, so take it off.

More photographs

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Things to see nearby

Senpiro FallsWaterfall · 4 km
Mount MotchomuMountain · 2.7 km
Ōko FallsWaterfall · 14.5 km

Places from Wikidata, photographs from Wikimedia Commons. Distances are in a straight line from the town.

With tattoos

Many public baths still turn away visible tattoos, and the rule is set by each bath, not by the town. The reliable way round it is to bathe privately: a room with its own open-air bath, or an inn with a private bath you can book for yourselves.

Rooms with an open-air bath — KagoshimaInns with a private bath — Kagoshima

More on tattoos and onsen

Where to stay

Onsen inns — Yakushima Town

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Hot spring towns nearby

Hirauchi Kaichū OnsenKagoshima · 平内海中温泉6.4 km west
Sulfur spring

Similar water elsewhere

Towns further away with the same kind of water — useful if this one is hard to reach or fully booked.

Takamagahara OnsenToyama · 高天原温泉Also sulfur
Sulfur spring
Nikkō Yumoto OnsenTochigi · 日光湯元温泉Also sulfur
Sulfur spring
Sumatakyō OnsenShizuoka · 寸又峡温泉Also sulfur
Sulfur spring
Yachi OnsenAomori · 谷地温泉Also sulfur
Sulfur spring
Yumata OnsenNagano · 湯俣温泉Also sulfur
Sulfur spring
Noji OnsenFukushima · 野地温泉Also sulfur
Sulfur spring

The numbers

Water temperature
44–49°C
Address in Japanese
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Figures from the town's Japanese Wikipedia article.

Where it is

30.2404, 130.5487 — open the map

Read more

Japanese Wikipedia

Planning a first soak? Read how an onsen stay works, and what to do if you have tattoos.