Sendai Takiyu Onsen, Satsumasendai, Kagoshima Prefecture

Sendai Iwaburo

A practical first stop if you want a larger bath, a wooden bath, a cold bath and lockers while keeping the traditional hot-spring-town feel. It is more equipped than the tiny shared bath, but still a local facility.

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Opening hours
07:00–21:00; last admission 20:30. Admission is ¥400 for adults and ¥150 for children. The regional association lists no regular closing day.

Spring & water temperature

Spring-source temperature
Not published for this facility. Regional 50–51°C figures and third-party analyses are not substituted.
Bathing temperature
Not published.
Spring source
The spring used by Takeya Annex and Sendai Iwaburo; the well number is not published.
Spring classification
The wider Sendai Takiyu area is described as a simple sulfur spring. A current facility-specific analysis is not published.
pH
Not published.
Flow rate
Not published.
Water handling
The regional association lists a large bath, hinoki bath and cold bath. Detailed water addition, heating, circulation and disinfection conditions are not published; third-party source-flowing claims are not promoted to official facility specifications.

Bathing indications

The broader area's simple sulfur-spring information is for travel reference; no facility-specific treatment indication is confirmed.

Current listings confirm a large bath, hinoki bath, cold bath, showers and lockers. They do not publish a pool-by-pool spring-treatment table.

Bath experience

Comfort
9.0/10
Bath variety
8.5/10
Upkeep
8.5/10
Atmosphere
7.0/10
Quiet
6.5/10
Access
8.5/10
Value
10.0/10

How to read a bath profile

Spring-source temperature and actual bathing temperature are kept separate. Each score is shown independently for comparison rather than collapsed into one overall score.

Sources

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