Takayu Onsen

Takayu Onsen in Fukushima City is a historic hot spring resort that has been protecting its natural spring water for over 400 years. In particular, the "Tamago-yu" allows you to enjoy the natural spring water that flows 100% without any added water. It is popular not only for making your skin smooth, but also for its aroma resembling boiled eggs. There are also open-air baths in wooden bathhouses and gardens, which will heal not only your body but also your mind. Why not spend a luxurious time gifted from the great nature of Fukushima?

The thatched-roof bathhouse at Takayu Onsen in Fukushima City boasts milky-white sulfur hot springs that flow directly from the source. This natural monument-level hot spring has not been artificially heated or watered for over 400 years, making it perfect for healing both body and mind. Surrounded by a quiet mountain valley, you can enjoy seasonal views from the traditional Japanese architecture and open-air baths, indulging in a luxurious time while soaking up the atmosphere of a hot spring cure.

At Takayu Onsen, you will be welcomed with Japanese cuisine centered around local mountain vegetables. You can fully enjoy the seasonal ingredients that change with each season and the rural freshness. The milky white sulfur spring, which is sourced directly from the hot spring, has one of the highest antioxidant powers in Japan, allowing you to enjoy the local flavors with nature. Why not refresh your body and mind at Takayu Onsen, a hidden hot spring in Fukushima City?

Takayu Onsen in Fukushima City boasts a high concentration of sulfur components and the best milky hot spring water that flows continuously. The hot spring water, which is reputed to make the skin smooth with its source flowing continuously, not only heals tired bodies but also has beauty effects. In addition, there is an open-air bath in a wooden bathhouse and garden in a quiet environment with nothing around, where you can refresh your mind. Why not spend a luxurious time in this historic hot spring resort that has been protecting the source of the hot spring water for over 400 years?