No. 31 · Gifu

Hida Takayama Onsen

Hida Takayama Onsen ranked No. 31 in the published 2025 Japan hot-spring destination list. Check bathing options, access and stay details before planning your visit.

Hida Takayama Onsen hot-spring destination
Hida Takayama Onsen, Gifu

Spring information

Water and bathing details for Hida Takayama Onsen

Facility-level figures; blank town-wide averages are not inferred.

Hida Takayama has multiple spring sources. These details describe two named facilities and should not be read as a destination-wide average.

FacilitySpringSource dataSupplyBath type
Hidamari no YuWeakly alkaline springSource temperature: 33.3°C
pH: 8.2
The operator describes a natural-flowing spring drawn from 1,000 m at 485 L/min. Its separate natural-flow bath uses the water as it comes; the main bath is heated without tap or well-water dilution.The English facilities page lists 10 bath types, including a natural-flow bath, walking bath, electric bath, lying and jet baths, a strong-flow bath and a cold bath, plus a Finnish sauna. The outdoor bath closed in September 2025.
Takayama Green HotelTenryo-no-Yu; weakly alkaline simple spring (Gifu Prefecture Hot Springs Association)Source temperature: Not published on the cited pages
pH: 8.1
The hotel names Tenryo-no-Yu as its spring. The cited pages do not specify how water is handled in each bath.Honjindaiyokuden has an indoor bath, garden open-air pools and a sauna. Tenryo no Yu Fuga has an indoor bath and two open-air baths, including a carbonated bath.

Destination comparison

What this onsen town offers

Popularity

84/100

History

72/100

Spring character

75/100

Town culture

95/100

Seasonal scenery

91/100

Access

76/100

Local history

How the town developed

Four seasons

Seasonal conditions and travel rhythm

SpringMar–May
Daytime range: 1–21°C
SummerJun–Aug
Daytime range: 17–31°C
AutumnSep–Nov
Daytime range: 3–25°C
WinterDec–Feb
Daytime range: -6–6°C

Plan your stay

Hida Takayama Onsen: day trip or overnight?

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Day trip

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One-night stay

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