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Recommended Day Trip Onsen from Fukuoka: A Hot Spring Travel Guide from Hiraodai to Beppu

A Variety of Onsen Experiences: From Downtown Fukuoka to the Suburbs

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One of the great pleasures of traveling in Japan is leisurely enjoying hot springs!

In the vicinity of Fukuoka, there are various onsen spots where you can easily enjoy the experience even without staying at a traditional inn (ryokan). We'll introduce you to recommended onsen that are perfect for a refreshing day trip.



Fukuoka
Fujinoen Onsen




Located about 30 minutes by subway from Hakata Station, Fujinoen Onsen is a popular day-trip onsen recommended by many travelers.

While it also offers ryokan accommodation, you can use Fujinoen Onsen by purchasing a time-based ticket. Established in 1971, it's famous for its natural hot spring water sourced from 101 meters underground, which is said to be beneficial for the skin. With spacious indoor and outdoor baths, you can comfortably enjoy the onsen. A highlight of Fujinoen Onsen is the 'danshun bath,' where the hot water is completely refilled every morning! Absorb the rich mineral content of the hot spring all over your body.



Fukuoka
Namiha no Yu Onsen




Located about 20 minutes from Hakata Station or Tenjin Station, the central areas of Fukuoka, is Namiha no Yu Onsen.

Namiha no Yu Onsen is particularly appealing for its various types of baths and saunas using natural hot spring water, as well as its rock-made outdoor bath. Moreover, it has private family baths available, which is a great advantage for those who want to enjoy the onsen comfortably with their group without being disturbed by others! In addition to the onsen, there are dining areas where you can enjoy Fukuoka's gourmet food and massage services, making it one of the most relaxing onsen experiences.



Kitakyushu
Korona no Yu Kokura Onsen




If you're traveling in Kitakyushu, a popular day-trip destination near Fukuoka, a must-visit relaxation spot is Korona no Yu Kokura Onsen.

Located within a multi-entertainment complex called 'Korona World,' the highlight of Korona no Yu is undoubtedly its outdoor baths! There are a total of seven types, from the spacious 'Large Open-Air Bath' to the individual 'Pot Bath' and the 'Lying Bath' where you can comfortably lie down on a floor with flowing hot spring water, allowing you to fully enjoy a variety of onsen experiences. Additionally, Korona World, where Korona no Yu is located, also has various entertainment facilities such as a game center and bowling alley, so there's plenty to enjoy even after your bath.

Korona no Yu Onsen Discount Ticket



Kumamoto
Kashima Yumoto Suishun Onsen




This time, we'll introduce a quiet onsen town located near Kumamoto, a neighboring area of Fukuoka. The greatest charm of Suishun Onsen is its variety of bath facilities.

You can enjoy various onsen according to your preference, from natural carbonated springs said to be effective for skin beautification and fatigue recovery, to milky baths with soft microbubbles that smooth the skin, and a large open-air bath where you can enjoy the outdoor air. If you're looking for a deep relaxation experience near Kumamoto, spend a warm day at Kashima Yumoto Suishun!

Korona no Yu Onsen Discount Ticket



Kitakyushu
Hiraodai
Hiraodai Yamasato no Yu Onsen




In the Hiraodai Quasi-National Park area of Kitakyushu, there's also a hidden onsen gem nestled in nature: Yamasato no Yu Onsen. Here, you can enjoy outdoor baths amidst the unique scenery of Hiraodai, where lush forests and limestone formations blend together, creating a quiet and secluded atmosphere that is its charm.

In addition to the outdoor baths, there are spacious indoor baths, comfortable relaxation areas, and a restaurant serving home-style meals, allowing you to spend leisurely time before and after your bath. It's especially perfect for unwinding after enjoying hiking or driving in Hiraodai! If you're looking for a quiet retreat in nature, spend a relaxing day at Yamasato no Yu Onsen in Hiraodai.



Beppu
Takegawara Onsen




Takegawara Onsen, one of Beppu's representative hot springs, is located about a 10-minute walk from JR Beppu Station, making it an ideal day-trip destination.

Opened in 1879, Takegawara Onsen is a historic onsen with an impressive old-fashioned wooden architecture, allowing you to fully experience the traditional Japanese atmosphere. Here, you can also experience Beppu's unique specialty: sand bathing! Lying on warm sand heated by hot spring steam to warm your whole body is a unique experience that completely washes away the fatigue accumulated during your trip. If you want to enjoy a distinctive onsen experience along with sightseeing, be sure to visit Takegawara Onsen, which boasts atmosphere, history, and effectiveness.

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