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Busshozan Onsen

Takamatsu, Kagawa Prefecture, Japan
34.2818° N · 134.0493° E
Busshozan Onsen
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Description

Contemporary thermal bathhouse with indoor & outdoor tubs & a cafe serving kakigori shaved ice.

Amenities
Wheelchair accessible entranceWheelchair accessible parking lotWheelchair accessible restroomSaunaFree-flowing onsenOnsen water directly flows from the sourceLie-down bathNatural onsenOpen-air bathRest areaRestaurantBedrock bathDay-use private bath
What visitors say top 5 of 10 reviews
The Mog Champa year ago
★★★★★

The Mog Champ sends his regards. Busshozan Onsen was the best looking onsen I searched up when I was in Takamatsu in June. I really needed a good wash since it was a hot day and had a long climb in the morning! I took the train to Busshozan station and walked about 10 mins to the onsen here. It looks like a nice modern onsen which could be enjoyed by anyone. After having a nice wash I enjoyed cooling down in the rest area along with a few bottles of extremely nice tasting milk, I'm not usually a big fan of milk too! But gotta get in that calcium am I right?! Thanks for the experience Busshozan Onsen. Mogliest Regards, Your Mog Champ

Char Lee3 years ago
★★★★★

It’s about 10 min walk from the nearest station. As I brought my own towel, the entrance fee was 700 yen which I felt was really worth it for the facilities provided, like shampoo / bath soap / showers, they also had indoor and outdoor Onsen (of which 1 of the outdoor Onsen was a cold bath). Love it ❤️ staff were friendly too. It’s a great place if you need a mini retreat to read your books, write a diary. They have a cafe and restaurant, and a small space that sells snacks like nuts.

Burnie Boss4 months ago
★★★★☆

For me as a woman, the bath was perfect. For the men it was a bit more crowded. I would have given five stars if they didn’t throw away towels every time someone forgets to bring one, has to buy a new towel, and is then told to throw it away if it’s not needed afterward. For tourists, it’s not always possible to bring an extra towel, and throwing it away feels unnecessary and bad for the environment.

Javier Villar5 months ago
★★★★★

Such a special place where the community enjoys a honest, modern and design oriented but humble public bath experience. Charming, simple and pleasant to the eye, it is clear the drive of the designer and owner of this place. There are few simple, comfortable and affordable cute rooms to stay as well.

Michal Firkowski8 years ago
★★★★★

Beautiful modern design with indoor and outdoor bath. Very local and quite remote but worth the trip after a long day of exploration. Make sure you've got your towels and if you've got tattoos it will be a problem. I managed to get in by covering mine but it really felt like they were doing a favour.

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