Day-Trip Hot Springs in Miyazaki: 10 Baths in Ebino, Kyomachi, Hokugo and Aoshima, with Prices, Hours and Private Baths (2026)

Ten day-trip hot spring baths in Miyazaki Prefecture cost ¥500–¥1,100 for an adult on weekdays. Shiratori Onsen, run by Ebino City, is ¥500 even for adults from outside the city (¥310 for Ebino residents), and Aoshima Fishermans opens at 6:00, with one bath ticket valid all day for as many visits as you like. This page compares prices, reception hours, closing days and water type at 10 baths in five hot spring areas: Ebino Kogen, Shiratori, Kyomachi, Hokugo and Aoshima.

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1. How to choose a day-trip bath in Miyazaki (price, hours, children, private baths)

• Cheapest: Shiratori Onsen Kamiyu and Shimoyu (adults from outside the city ¥500, Ebino residents ¥310), Kyomachi Kanko Hotel (adults ¥500) and Konohana-no-yu (general ¥500).
• Early morning: Aoshima Fishermans (from 6:00); Shiratori Onsen and Kyomachi Kanko Hotel (from 7:00; Kyomachi closes to bathers 8:30–15:00 on Mondays and Thursdays).
• With small children: the free age differs by facility. At Hotel Nichinan Hokugo Resort’s large bath, toddlers are free; at Aoshima Fishermans, age 5 and under; at ANA Holiday Inn Resort and Konohana-no-yu, age 3 and under; at Kyomachi Kanko Hotel, age 2 and under.
• Private baths for a family: Shiratori Onsen Shimoyu (60 minutes ¥1,520), Kyomachi Kanko Hotel family bath (1 hour ¥1,500), Aoshima Fishermans private bath (1 hour ¥1,800, reservation required), Hotel Aoshima Cinqmale private open-air bath (60 minutes from ¥2,500, phone reservation) and Hotel Nichinan Hokugo Resort family bath (1 hour ¥2,700, reservation only).

2. Comparison of 10 baths: price, reception hours and closing days

Weekday adult prices run from ¥310 (Ebino residents at Shiratori Onsen) to ¥1,100 (ANA Holiday Inn Resort Miyazaki). Some baths charge more on weekends, holidays and at New Year; the table shows weekday prices. Prices follow each facility’s official site, and reception hours include the last-entry time.

A “—” in the table means no closing-day notice was found on the official site.

3. Ebino Kogen Onsen (Ebino City) day-trip bath

Ebino Kogen Hotel, on a plateau 1,200 m above sea level at the foot of Mt. Karakuni, accepts day-trip bathers. The price is ¥800 for adults and ¥500 for children; hours are 11:00–20:00 (last entry 19:00). The water is a bicarbonate spring. Address: 1489 Suenaga, Ebino City, Miyazaki (Miyazaki-ken Ebino-shi Oaza Suenaga 1489); phone 0984-33-0161.

Official page: Hot spring (Ebino Kogen Hotel) (Japanese)

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4. Shiratori Onsen (Ebino City): Kamiyu and Shimoyu

On the way down Prefectural Route 30 from Ebino Kogen to the town, the city-run Shiratori Onsen Kamiyu and Shimoyu stand side by side. Both are open 7:00–20:00. Adults (junior high school and older) pay ¥500 if they live outside the city and ¥310 if they live in Ebino; elementary school students pay ¥250 and ¥220. The ¥500 for adults from outside the city is, together with Kyomachi Kanko Hotel and Konohana-no-yu, the lowest of the 10 baths. Showing a disability certificate at reception halves the bath and rest-room fees (rounded down to the nearest ¥10; lodging and private baths are not included). Ebino City notes that the access road can freeze in winter.

Shiratori Onsen Kamiyu

Kamiyu has an open-air bath with a view and an indoor bath, plus a steam bath using natural steam in a building separate from the main one. The water is a simple acidic spring. It is closed on the 1st Tuesday of each month (this can change around public holidays). The tatami rest hall is open 9:00–16:00 for the bath fee plus ¥210 for adults and ¥100 for elementary school students (per 1.5 hours). Phone 0984-33-1104.

Official page: Kamiyu (Shiratori Onsen) (Japanese)

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Shiratori Onsen Shimoyu

Shimoyu has a garden-style open-air bath and a large bath, plus two private baths (rooms with a bath) that can also be used by people who need assistance. The private baths are open 9:00–20:00: the standard bath is ¥1,520 for 60 minutes per room (¥750 for each 30-minute extension), and the welfare and care baths are ¥1,520 for 90 minutes per room (¥500 for each 30-minute extension). Reservations are accepted, but your request may not be met depending on the situation. The water is a simple spring, and the bath is closed on the 3rd Tuesday of each month (this can change around public holidays). Phone 0984-33-3611.

Official page: Shimoyu (Shiratori Onsen) (Japanese)

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5. Kyomachi Onsen (Ebino City) day-trip bath

At Kyomachi Onsen along the Sendai River, Kyomachi Kanko Hotel accepts day-trip bathers. Adults (junior high school and older) pay ¥500, children aged 3 to elementary school ¥200, and age 2 and under are free. Hours are 7:00–22:00 (entry ends at 21:00), but the bath cannot be used from 8:30 to 15:00 every Monday and Thursday. The source is called “Saiko-no-yu,” and the water is a simple spring (hypotonic, neutral, hot). A family bath is available at ¥1,500 (tax included) for one hour.

Official page: Hot spring (Kyomachi Kanko Hotel) (Japanese)

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6. Hokugo Onsen (Nichinan City) day-trip baths

At Hokugo Onsen, in the Obi-cedar mountains, two places accept day-trip bathers.

Beppin-no-yu-no-yado Marushinso

At Beppin-no-yu-no-yado Marushinso, 51°C spring water rises from 800 m underground and can also be drunk (the official site does not state the water type). A day-trip bath is ¥600 for adults (junior high school and older) and ¥350 for children (elementary school and younger). Hours are 11:00–19:50 (last entry 19:00), and closing days are irregular. Discount multi-ticket books are sold at the front desk. Address: 3619-2 Ofuji-ko, Hokugo-cho, Nichinan City (Miyazaki-ken Nichinan-shi Hokugo-cho Ofuji-ko 3619-2); phone 0987-55-2953.

Official page: Beppin-no-yu (Marushinso) (Japanese)

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Hotel Nichinan Hokugo Resort

Hotel Nichinan Hokugo Resort has a large bath with a view and a bedrock bath (ganbanyoku), and prices depend on the combination. The large bath alone is ¥800 for adults, ¥500 for elementary school students and free for toddlers on weekdays; ¥1,000 and ¥600 on weekends, holidays and the Obon period; and ¥1,300 and ¥800 in Golden Week and at New Year. The large bath plus bedrock bath set starts at ¥1,400 for adults on weekdays and rises to ¥2,400 in Golden Week and at New Year. Both are open 10:00–22:00 (last entry 21:00). The water is a sodium bicarbonate-chloride spring. On Tuesdays the women’s large bath and on Thursdays the men’s large bath change hours for cleaning. Soap, body soap, shampoo and conditioner are provided. The family bath is ¥2,700 per hour, by reservation only, 15:00–22:00.

Official page: Large bath with a view (Hotel Nichinan Hokugo Resort) (Japanese)

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7. Aoshima Onsen (Miyazaki City) day-trip baths

Aoshima Onsen lies along the coast of Miyazaki City, and several facilities accept day-trip bathers.

Hotel Aoshima Cinqmale

Hotel Aoshima Cinqmale stands on a cape in the Nichinan Kaigan Quasi-National Park, and its third-floor large bath overlooks the Devil’s Washboard (Oni-no-Sentakuita) and the Pacific Ocean. The water is a sodium bicarbonate-chloride spring (weakly alkaline, hot), a self-flowing spring at 44°C that is heated. Day-trip hours are 10:30–21:00 (last entry 20:00). Adults (junior high school and older) pay ¥800 on weekdays, ¥1,000 on weekends and holidays and ¥1,100 on special days; children (age 3 and over) pay ¥500 on weekdays, weekends and holidays and ¥600 on special days. Special days include New Year, Golden Week, Obon and Silver Week. A face towel is ¥150 and a bath towel rental is ¥350, separate from the bath fee. There are no lockers with keys in the changing room; paid lockers (¥100) are in front of the entrance. The private open-air bath in a detached building is ¥2,500 for 60 minutes on weekdays, ¥3,000 on weekends and holidays and ¥3,500 on special days; day-trip slots are four times between 10:30 and 15:15, and you can reserve by phone from one week ahead. People with tattoos cannot use the bath.

Official page: Hot spring (Hotel Aoshima Cinqmale) (Japanese)

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ANA Holiday Inn Resort Miyazaki

At Aoshima Onsen in ANA Holiday Inn Resort Miyazaki, adults pay ¥1,100 and children (elementary school and younger) ¥550; university students pay ¥650 on showing a student ID at reception. Age 3 and under are free with a guardian. Hours are 11:00–22:00 (last entry 21:00), but from Oct 1, 2026, the large bath is closed to both men and women from 10:00 to 16:00 on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month for cleaning. The water is a weakly alkaline sodium bicarbonate spring; there is a large bath with a view, an open-air rock bath, a water-massage bath (utase-yu), a cold plunge and a sauna. Towel rental costs extra.

Official page: Aoshima Onsen (ANA Holiday Inn Resort Miyazaki) (Japanese)

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Aoshima Fishermans Beachside Hostel & Spa

Aoshima Fishermans Beachside Hostel & Spa, a 3-minute walk from JR Aoshima Station, is open from 6:00 to 22:00 (last entry 21:30). Adults (13 and over) pay ¥700, children (6 to 12) ¥450, and age 5 and under are free. The bath ticket is valid for the day, and you can go in as many times as you like during opening hours. It has an open-air bath with free-flowing spring water, a cold plunge with undiluted spring water, a dry sauna and two private baths (1 hour ¥1,800, reservation required, last slot 20:00). The water is an alkaline simple sulfur cold spring with a pH of 9.4. There is basically no regular closing day, though the whole building closes about three days a year for equipment inspection. Address: 3-1-53 Aoshima, Miyazaki City (Miyazaki-shi Aoshima 3-1-53); phone 0985-77-5525.

Official page: Hot spring (Aoshima Fishermans Beachside Hostel & Spa) (Japanese)

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Konohana-no-yu (Miyazaki City Shizen Kyuyomura Center)

The city-run Konohana-no-yu (Miyazaki City Shizen Kyuyomura Center) uses spring water drawn from 750 m underground as it is. The bath fee is ¥500 for general admission, ¥400 for junior high school students and under, and free for age 3 and under (revised Apr 1, 2026). It is open 10:00–21:00, with last entry at 20:30, and closed every Tuesday (the next day if Tuesday is a public holiday). The water is a sodium chloride-bicarbonate spring (hypotonic, weakly alkaline, low temperature). Besides the large free-flowing bath, there is a 32.7°C spring bath, a walking bath, a dry sauna for men, a wet sauna for women and a welfare bath (reservation required). Address: 6896 Kaeda, Miyazaki City (Miyazaki-shi Oaza Kaeda 6896); phone 0985-65-1921; a large car park holds 200 cars.

Official pages: Hot spring facility (Konohana-no-yu) / Konohana-no-yu (Miyazaki City) (both in Japanese)

Sources

12 pages we checkedShow

• Hot spring (Ebino Kogen Hotel)
• Kamiyu (Shiratori Onsen)
• Shimoyu (Shiratori Onsen)
• Hot spring (Kyomachi Kanko Hotel)
• Beppin-no-yu (Marushinso)
• Large bath with a view (Hotel Nichinan Hokugo Resort)
• Hot spring (Hotel Aoshima Cinqmale)
• Aoshima Onsen (ANA Holiday Inn Resort Miyazaki)
• Hot spring (Aoshima Fishermans Beachside Hostel & Spa)
• Hot spring facility (Konohana-no-yu)
• Konohana-no-yu (Miyazaki City)
• Japanese version of this page (日本語版)

Checked with official pages on October 16, 2026 (Japan time).