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Takegawara is the emblem of Beppu: a wooden bathhouse from 1879, rebuilt in 1938, offering a plain hot bath and a room where attendants bury bathers in geothermally heated black sand.
Balnevia-Sicht
Warum hingehen
The sand bath is a genuinely local ritual, unchanged for over a century and still costing the price of a coffee.
Empfehlungen
Hotels nearby
Entdecken Sie Unterkünfte in der Nähe von Takegawara Onsen.
Das Wasser
Thermalwasser
- Quelle
- Takegawara spring
- Mineralisierung
- Sodium chloride and hydrogen carbonate
- Charakter
- Hot, lightly saline water; the sand baths are heated by the same source.
Einrichtungen
- Thermal pools
- Indoor pools
Geschichte
Built in 1879 during the Meiji period, the bathhouse takes its name from its original bamboo-tiled roof.
Praktische Informationen
Bring a small towel or rent one; the sand bath issues a yukata and often has a short queue.
Anreise
A ten-minute walk from Beppu Station through the old Nagarekawa quarter.
Lage
Verwandte Orte
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