天然温泉三陸






This locally-run natural hot spring is marked by a retro drive-in sign (pictured). The first thing that will surprise you is the incredibly low bathing fee of just 300 yen for adults (pictured price list)! You can enjoy a high-quality hot spring for this price. There is only an indoor bath, but the water is a sodium chloride spring directly from the source. The abundant water is a slightly hotter source, warming you to the core. The warm waterfall bath after the hot bath is very soothing, and alternating between them is fantastic. There is no cold bath, however. While it's not luxurious, the quality of the water and the incredibly reasonable price make it undoubtedly top-class. This was a wonderful hot spring, especially recommended for those who want to thoroughly warm themselves in hot water.
I visited for the first time in November 2025. For 300 yen, I enjoyed a fairly flowing bath with a mild, unscented, natural flavor. It felt a little slippery, I guess. The parking lot was spacious. Someone commented that the shower was weak, but that may depend on the location, but I found it to be average. The only sound was the waterfall, making it a very relaxing and truly wonderful hot spring. I was also deeply moved to find the autograph of Takashi Kasori, a traveler known only to those in the know.
This hot spring has a charming atmosphere thanks to its sodium chloride spring water. There are two bathtubs with a waterfall shower. There is no sauna. You can feel yourself getting warm to the core. The facilities are well-maintained, and although the building is old, the rest area and changing rooms are very clean. The entrance fee of 300 yen is also cheap, which is a plus.
The sodium chloride spring water leaves your skin smooth and warms your body, leaving you feeling toasty in the winter and drenched in sweat in the summer. 😅 It's a great bath for locals who bring their own bathing gear. ♨ The facilities are minimal and old, but they're well-maintained. Travelers should be mindful of the water. …
It's very convenient to have a hot spring bath these days where you can bathe for just 300 yen. I couldn't stop sweating for a while after bathing. Meals are not available. I recommend bringing your own bathing gear. There is no open-air bath.
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