東世継温泉

Higashiyotsugi Onsen is a general term for the springs and washing areas where water gushes forth. The water is said to originate from the distant Mount Unzen, and although it is not suitable for tea ceremonies due to its iron content, it maintains a constant temperature all year round, making it feel cool in the summer and warm in the winter, and locals apparently use it to wash vegetables and other items.

Three mistakes: - It's for washing vegetables, not for people. - It's not a hot spring, it's the Cold War. - It's in the wrong place. It's about 10 meters southwest, on the corner. I went there hoping for a hot spring or footbath, but it was disappointing.

There is a natural underground hot spring in this remote village, but the water is frozen. Villagers take it home, heat it up, and use it for soaking. You can come and visit while you're passing by, but please remember not to disturb the residents.

March 21, 2025 It's quietly nestled amongst houses. A spring with a metallic smell and rich in iron. The water is highly concentrated; if you touch it, your hands will feel tight afterward. I hope it remains forever.

It seems to be extremely rich in iron, and when my hands touched the water, they started to smell like iron, like when I hold a rusty iron bar.