[Ibusuki City] HealthyLand "Tamatebako" Outdoor Hot Springs 【いぶすきし】へるしーらんどろてんぶろ「たまてばこおんせん」

An elegant open-air bath where you can become one with the magnificent scenery

Temporarily closed due to construction:
The Healthy Land Onsen Hoyokan and the Healthy Land open-air bath “Tamatebako
Onsen” will be closed from June 1, 2024 (Sat.)
(tentative) due to large-scale renovation work.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and ask for your understanding
and cooperation.
For inquiries, please contact
Healthy Land Onsen Hoyokan TEL: 0993-27-6966

HealthyLand "Tamatebako" Outdoor Hot Springs in Ibusuki City is about 1 hour and 30 minutes by car from Kagoshima-Chuo Station.

It is recommended to use the open-air bath with a spectacular view, which has been voted the best in Japan by one of the world's largest review sites! With a view of the beautiful Mount Kaimon, known as the Mount Fuji of Satsuma, and the vast ocean, this open-air bath offers an experience that will make you feel as one with the magnificent scenery. A sand bath, heated swimming pool and indoor bath are also near the facility.

There are Japanese-style and Western-style open-air baths, which are alternatively open for use by men or women on odd and even numbered days.
Japanese-style open-air bath (Mount Kaimon side) - odd numbered days: women, even numbered days: men
Western-style open-air bath (Takeyama side) - odd numbered days: men, even numbered days: women

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Themes: Nature Hot springs, relaxing facilities

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