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  • Outdoor view of Sayuri
    Outdoor view of Sayuri
    Category: Educational tour
    Area: Ibusuki-shi

    Yamakawa Sunamuchi Onsen Sayuri (sand bathing hot spring) Yamakawa Sunamushi Onsen (sand steamed hot spring) Sayuri is located in Kagoshima’s southern city of Ibusuki. It is part of a wellness facility called Healthy Land, which houses public baths, a restaurant and other services. Sand steamed bathing involves burying oneself in hot volcanic sand. Locals have practiced this natural bathing method since the olden times. Nowadays, it is popular with tourists. The best part of the sandbathing experience is the sweeping views of Mt. Kaimon-dake. The warm sand and the sound of the waves have a calming effect and leaves bathers rejuvenated. After bathing in the sand, dip into the adjacent Fushime hot spring for further relaxation. Bathing in the sand and hot springs causes sweating that removes toxins from the body. The nearby Tamate-bako hot spring is popular for its two open-air baths with panomaric views of Mt. Kaimon-dake and other hills in the distance. Whichever bath you choose, the landscape will ease your mind and body. Sand bathing and open-air baths are perfect ways to recharge your batteries.

  • Entrance of Hakusuikan
    Entrance of Hakusuikan

    Sand Steam Bath Ibusuki Onsen Hakusuikan "Ibusuki Onsen Hakusuikan" is located in the southern region of Kagoshima. It is a Japanese-style inn with hot-springs, which is built on a large site facing the Gulf of Kinkou. The main features are the three styles of hot-springs, "Genroku Onsen", "Open-air Spa", and the "Sand Steam Bath", which are made available for both overnight guests and one-day visitors to enjoy. The "Sand Steam Bath" is especially worth noticing, since it has been a popular specialty of Ibusuki among visitors in pursuit of hot-spring cures for over 300 years. It's a unique hot-spring differenciating itself from the others, where you warm yourself by getting buried in the sand heated by the hot-spring. The luxury of listening to the healing sounds of the waves whilst lying down on the warm sands to relax your body is a promising experience where you can fully refresh both your mind and body.

  • The entrance of Kyukamura Ibusuki
    The entrance of Kyukamura Ibusuki
    Category: Educational tour
    Area: Ibusuki-shi

    Kyukamura Ibusuki Kyukamura Ibusuki is located in Ibusuki City in southern Kagoshima. It's a resort facility where you can experience sand steam bathing, locally-grown and locally-consumed dishes, camping, and other various activities. The greatest features of Kyukamura Ibusuki are the hot springs, with original baths called "Sand Steam Bath with Loquat Leaves" and free-flowing natural hot-springs also available. Relax and soothe your fatigue with an ocean view of the Gulf of Kinkou and healing sounds of the waves. As for other attractions, the Lupinus flower garden is open during March and April, where you can enjoy the vivid contrast of the yellow flowers and blue sky and ocean. Also, a sand road called "Chiririn Road" apears upon low tide during March and October. A 10 minute walk accross brings you to "Chiringashima" known as the island of matchmaking and marriage.