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Yurakutei

Kamiamakusa, Kumamoto Prefecture 869-3603, Japan
32.5958° N · 130.4058° E
Yurakutei
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What visitors say top 5 of 9 reviews
Patrick Stara week ago on Google

It is located in a place that is difficult to reach without a car and is far from Kumamoto City, but there is definitely a reason to come. The cave hot spring is truly unique and incredible. There are sulfur crystals inside the spring, to the point where it stings. However, it was the most unique hot spring I have ever visited.

Claudia Tsang3 weeks ago on Google

Interesting cave bath, friendly staff (and cats) and authentic seafood! The cats followed me to my room and didn’t want to leave. We stayed with the cats overnight (cat toilet and cat food provided), though It was a special treat by chance. I love this place so much and it made the most memorable part of my journey in Kumamoto!

Sue Chin Chin3 weeks ago on Google

The hotel service is outstanding and more than expected. We arrived in the rain, every one in our party was soaked in water, and unexpectedly we received dry towels welcome at the hotel lobby. Dinner was served by a cute, friendly, and …

後藤典夫a month ago on Google

The rooms are nice, and you can enjoy a magnificent view of Mount Unzen-Fugen from the beach, which is just a 3-minute walk away.

重信洋一3 weeks ago on Google

I used it as an overnight stay before climbing mountains in Amakusa. I'm also collecting stamps for secluded hot spring inns.

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