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Momo no Yado — Onsen & Bath

Onsen & Bath Map

Day-trip hot springs and public baths nearby

From a bath house 5 minutes away to Nagashima Onsen's giant open-air baths.
A relaxing soak is the perfect end to a day of sightseeing
Route 258 Route 1 ~5 min drive ~10 min drive ~20 min drive Nagashima Resort area Tado area Momo no Yado 1 Asahi no Yu 2 Kur Haus Nagashima 3 Sato no Yu (Nabana no Sato) 4 Hoshi no Yu 5 Yuami no Shima 6 Shinme no Yu

* Directions and distances are approximate. For exact locations, prices and hours, tap the "Map" button (Google Maps) for each facility.

Within a 10 min drive
1

Asahi no YuSuper sento (bath house)

About 5 min by car

The closest bath to the house — a "super sento" open from 9 a.m. with open-air baths, sauna and jet baths.

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2

Kur Haus Nagashima（クアハウス長島）Natural hot spring

About 6 min by car

A local hidden-gem onsen in Nagashima with free-flowing spring water (mild alkaline; sauna available). Adults ¥950 including towels — no need to bring anything. Open around 10:30–22:00 (prices/hours as of July 2026).

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3

Sato no Yu at Nabana no SatoNatural hot spring

About 10 min by car

Hot spring adjacent to the Nabana no Sato flower park, with spacious open-air baths and free towels. Note: park admission is required in addition to the bath fee — best combined with the illumination or flower gardens.

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4

Hoshi no YuSuper sento (bath house)

About 10 min by car

Bath house in the Hoshikawa area of Kuwana with a variety of tubs, including open-air baths.

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Within a 20 min drive
5

Nagashima Onsen Yuami no ShimaLarge day-spa

About 13 min by car

A huge day-trip onsen complex with one of Japan's largest open-air bath areas. Right next to Nagashima Spa Land and the outlet mall — perfect after a day of fun.

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6

Shinme no YuSuper sento (bath house)

About 16 min by car

A very highly rated bath house open from 7 a.m. Right by Tado Taisha Shrine — nice to combine with sightseeing.

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Prices and hours may change Prices, opening hours and closing days can change. Please check the latest information via each facility's "Map" button (Google Maps) or official website before you go. Note: most Japanese public baths do not allow large tattoos — check each facility's policy if this applies to you.