天然温泉 百百の湯

The price will increase to 600 yen in 2026. It still feels like a good deal. It's small, but the water is good. A little slippery. There are six chairs in the wash area, one of which is for caregivers. There are two bathtubs. The indoor bath is about 6-8 tatami mats in size, and the open-air bath is about 5-6 tatami mats in size. The indoor bath is neither too hot nor lukewarm, just the right temperature. The open-air bath is lukewarm, and you'll get cold if you stay in it for a long time in winter. Visited on a weekday. The dining room is closed. Apparently the Japanese-style rest area has been abolished. Open year-round, 12:00 PM - 8:00 PM. If you visit on Wednesdays, they'll give you a half-price coupon for your next visit. The 15th of every month is half-price day. Takaoka Onsen has closed down, and Konohana no Yu in Aoshima is a bit far, so this place, close to the city center, is convenient. It's small, so it seems to get crowded in the evenings. I visited around 1 PM on a weekday, and there were only one or two parking spaces left. Perhaps competition is surprisingly high. The parking lot can be accessed from two locations: the north side and the Oyodo River bank side.

December 2020 Located along the Oyodo River, a Class 1 river flowing through Miyazaki City, is the Oyodo River Lakeside Hot Spring, also known as Tamayura Hot Spring. As it's located within a senior-friendly rental apartment complex, COVID-19 precautions were thorough. 🍀 The small open-air bath is rather small and doesn't offer great views, but I was able to enjoy it all to myself, making for a relaxing afternoon bath. A chair for elderly care and amenities were provided. 👌 More than 20 years ago, my family and I stayed at a hotel nearby to celebrate my parents' 60th birthday, so this is a hot spring area I have fond memories of. ♨️ 🍀 Sodium Chloride Spring (formerly Iodine-containing Salt Spring, Hypertonic, Neutral, High Temperature Spring)

It's just fine. It's close to the Miyazaki Kanko Hotel, and when the hotel's hot spring is ready for external use, it's within a 10-minute walk. The road is close but a little hard to find. Entry costs 500 yen. Apparently it's half price on the 15th. A 100 yen deposit box for valuables is required, but this is refunded once the lock is opened. There are 7 faucets and showers for washing your body. The bath is about 6 tatami mats in size. Body soap and rinse-in shampoo are provided. I've attached a photo taken from the back street of the Miyazaki Kanko Hotel.

I had visited the facility when it was first built, but this was my first time using it! Perhaps it's a hidden gem? There is no sauna, but there is a small washing area and the indoor and outdoor baths all have handrails, so it was the perfect hot spring for someone like me who hates litter! The water isn't very hot, but you will sweat a lot after bathing, so be sure to bring plenty of towels. At 500 yen, it's a great deal!

Momo no Yu (Momo no Yu) It's adjacent to a hospital and a day care center for the elderly. The bathing fee was 500 yen. The hot spring had a strong salty flavor. There were five washing areas, an indoor bath, and an open-air bath. Body soap and shampoo were provided. There was also a parking lot just down a narrow passageway.