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Kumanogawa Onsen, Furuyu

佐賀県
4.1
A hot spring resort that has been kind to the skin since ancient times.
This onsen, known as "nuru-yu" or lukewarm water, is characterized by its warm, slightly slimy texture at around 38 degrees Celsius. The alkaline hot springs with their slimy texture are said to be gentle on the skin and effective against skin diseases, as well as promoting beautiful skin and whitening. You can stay in the lukewarm water for a long time, allowing you to warm up from the core.

Features & How to Enjoy

Classic Onsen

Highlights

Point 1

Surrounding Tourist Spots Overflowing with History

Kumanogawa Onsen, Furuyu Surrounding Tourist Spots Overflowing with History
There are many tourist spots in the area surrounding Furuyu-Kumanogawa Onsen, such as historical spots like Yoshinogari Historical Park and Saga Castle Park. There are also many tourist spots where you can enjoy nature. There are plenty of charming tourist spots packed around Furuyu Onsen. When you visit Furuyu Onsen, be sure to enjoy the surrounding tourist attractions!
Point 2

Seasonal Attractions of Furukyu and Kumano River Hot Springs

Kumanogawa Onsen, Furuyu Seasonal Attractions of Furukyu and Kumano River Hot Springs
Furukyu and Kumano River Hot Springs is an attractive hot spring resort where you can enjoy the changing nature throughout the seasons. The scenery of each season is breathtaking, and the beauty of the autumn leaves and cherry blossoms is even more vivid from the open-air baths. In addition, there are many events held throughout the year, and you can check the latest information on the website. There are various ways to enjoy your time with nature, such as experiencing local culture and traditions at events. Why not indulge in the seasonal attractions every time you visit Furukyu Hot Springs? A healing journey and unforgettable memories await you.
Point 3

Enjoy a Long Soak in Warm Water

Kumanogawa Onsen, Furuyu Enjoy a Long Soak in Warm Water
The Kumanogawa Onsen area is known as the "Nuru-yu" (lukewarm water) due to its characteristic lukewarm temperature and moist texture. The water, at a perfect temperature of around 38 degrees, feels like a warm embrace. Not only can you relax and unwind in the water, but it also warms you up from the core of your body. Thanks to this "Nuru-yu," you won't feel the chill of winter as soon as it arrives. Why not indulge in this luxurious bathing experience at least once?
Point 4

Historic Traditional Inns are Also Available!

Kumanogawa Onsen, Furuyu Historic Traditional Inns are Also Available!
There are numerous accommodations in the Furukawa Kumano River hot spring area. There are also traditional inns that make you feel the history, such as those with over 100 years of history. Some accommodations have open-air baths where you can bathe while enjoying the scenery of the four seasons, as well as Japanese-style rooms, allowing you to spend time slowly in a quiet space surrounded by nature. There are also many facilities where you can take a day trip bath, and you can choose from various types of accommodations. Why not refresh your mind and body at Furukawa Onsen?
Point 5

Take a Step Towards Healing and Health by Drinking Hot Springs Water

Kumanogawa Onsen, Furuyu Take a Step Towards Healing and Health by Drinking Hot Springs Water
You can enjoy the hot springs water from Furuyu Onsen and Kumano River Onsen in the comfort of your own home. Each location provides hot springs water for you to take home, so please bring your own container. Hot springs water can be used for both bathing and drinking. For bathing, it is said to be effective for symptoms such as gout, arteriosclerosis, hypertension, chronic cholecystitis, and gallstones. When consumed, it is said to be effective for gout, gallstones, neuralgia, muscle pain, joint pain, and more. Hot springs water can support your healing and health at home. Please take it home with you and use it for relaxation and maintaining your health in your daily life.
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History

The History of Furuyu and Kumonogawa Onsen
Furuyu and Kumonogawa Onsen is a historic hot spring resort in Saga Prefecture. Kumonogawa Onsen has the atmosphere of a therapeutic hot spring and is located in a quiet mountain gorge facing the Kase River. During the Taisho era, the writer Guo Moruo stayed there and wrote about it in his novel. Furuyu Onsen is located upstream at an altitude of 200m and has been home to the Eiryu and Tsurugami springs since ancient times. In 1967, a new source was developed. Please come and visit this historic hot spring resort!

Parking

Parking Information for Furukyu and Kumonogawa Onsen
In the Furukyu and Kumonogawa Onsen area, there are free parking lots located within the hot spring town. Some lodging facilities also offer their own private parking spots. For more detailed information, please check the homepage of each lodging facility or contact them directly by phone. The use of parking lots is an important element to enjoy a comfortable hot spring trip. Why not make the most of the parking spots in Furukyu Onsen and casually visit the world of hot springs?

Access

Access to Furuyu and Kumanogawa Hot Spring Resort
There are several ways to access Furuyu and Kumanogawa Hot Spring Resort. If coming from the Saga direction, take the bus bound for Furuyu from Saga Station Bus Center and you will arrive in about 30 minutes. If coming by car, it's about a 10-minute drive from the Nagasaki Expressway Yamato IC, and about a 25-minute drive from the Sanse Tunnel toll booth when coming from the Fukuoka direction. To access Furuyu Hot Spring, take the bus bound for Furuyu from Saga Station Bus Center and you will arrive in about 35 minutes. If coming by car, it's about a 15-minute drive from the Nagasaki Expressway Yamato IC, and about a 20-minute drive from the Sanse Tunnel toll booth when coming from the Fukuoka direction. Please visit Furuyu and Kumanogawa Hot Spring Resort, where you can heal your body and mind.

Basic Information

Address Kumagawa Onsen, Furuyu, Saga City, Saga Prefecture
TEL 0952-58-2860
Web Site https://www.fuji-spa.com/

Review

Average Review
4.1
5 Reviews
4
Kazuya Tamiya
Posted Date:2025/2/25
古湯温泉 840-0501 佐賀県佐賀市富士町大字古湯 佐賀の奥座敷と称される少し鄙びた=ゆっくり落ち着いた感じの温泉郷である。 浮盃に上陸した徐福は金立山に「不老不死の薬草... See more
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4
Jo Jo
Posted Date:2021/3/30
『何もしない贅沢』を思いっきり堪能出来る温泉地。 『ふるゆ』と読む (こゆ、ではない) 春は嘉瀬川沿いを歩くと気持ちいい。 夜(夕食)を提供しているお店がほぼないのでお... See more
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4
Yosuke Shirai
Posted Date:2022/6/15
佐賀風呂コラボスタンプラリーで訪れました。 のどかな雰囲気の温泉街。 綺麗で雰囲気のあるお宿がたくさんあるので、ぶらつくだけでも楽しめます♪ 11時くらいから日帰り温泉入れる... See more
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