No. 62 · Gifu

Nagaragawa Onsen

Nagaragawa Onsen ranked No. 62 in the published 2025 Japan hot-spring destination list. Check bathing options, access and stay details before planning your visit.

Nagaragawa Onsen hot-spring destination
Nagaragawa Onsen, Gifu

Spring information

Water and bathing details for Nagaragawa Onsen

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

Named facility records for Nagaragawa Onsen. Figures marked “Not published” are not treated as town-wide averages.

FacilitySpringSource dataSupplyBath type
Juhachiro (Day-Use Bath)Simple iron cold mineral spring (neutral, low-tonicity, cold spring) Source: Nagaragawa Onsen, from the source at 436-1 Mitahora, Gifu CitySource temperature: 16.9°C in the analysis dated 2017-11-14; not a 2026 re-analysis
pH: pH 6.6 at the site and 7.0 in the laboratory, in the 2017-11-14 analysis
Nagaragawa Onsen is used in the Kawa-no-Se, Kawa-no-Ne and Kura-no-Yu bathing areas. Current main pages do not publish complete water-addition, heating, circulation or disinfection conditions for each pool, so they are not described as uniformly free-flowing.Day-use bath. Juhachiro is a good way to combine a historic riverside inn, Nagaragawa scenery and several bathing areas with a visit to Kawaramachi. Build around the 90-minute limit and confirm the day-use schedule first.
Gifu Nagaragawa Hotel Park (Day-Use Bath)Simple iron cold mineral spring (neutral, low-tonicity, cold spring) Source: Nagaragawa Onsen; the hotel does not identify its individual source or allocation in current main pagesSource temperature: Not published for the hotel's supply
pH: Not published
The panoramic bath and outdoor bath use Nagaragawa Onsen water. Current pages do not provide full treatment details for each pool, so they are not described as uniformly free-flowing.Day-use bath. Hotel Park is a sensible choice if you want a view of Mount Kinka and Gifu Castle with a day-use bath around the ¥1,000 mark. It works best for visitors willing to check the hotel's schedule before setting out.
Gifu Grand Hotel (Day-Use Bath)Simple iron cold mineral spring (neutral, low-tonicity, cold spring) Source: Nagaragawa Onsen; the hotel does not publish its individual source well or allocation in current main pagesSource temperature: Not published for the hotel supply
pH: Not published
Natural spring water is used in the Hitotsuba large-bath spring pool, which the hotel describes as recirculating. Herbal baths, plain-water jacuzzis and cold baths are separate features, not the same spring pool.Day-use bath. Grand Hotel is a strong option for a prepared morning soak: the ¥1,000 early window includes towels, toiletries and sauna access. Check the shorter day-use windows if you are arriving later in the day.

Destination comparison

What this onsen town offers

Popularity

77/100

History

69/100

Spring character

75/100

Town culture

70/100

Seasonal scenery

71/100

Access

70/100

Local history

How the town developed

Four seasons

Seasonal conditions and travel rhythm

SpringMar–May
Daytime range: 4–18°C
SummerJun–Aug
Daytime range: 23–32°C
AutumnSep–Nov
Daytime range: 13–24°C
WinterDec–Feb
Daytime range: 0–10°C

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