Arima Onsen, Kobe, Hyogo Prefecture

Negiya Ryofukaku

A forested Arima stay with private gold-spring baths

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Property overview

Overview

Negiya Ryofukaku pairs shared gold-spring baths with two bookable private baths. Guest-room open-air baths are not hot-spring baths. The September 2026 renovation end date in the source has passed; check the current notice.

Bath informationSeparate in-room baths from shared bathing facilities
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Bath information

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Spring & water temperature

Spring-source temperature
Not published as a current property value. The older Gokuraku source certificate listed 98.6°C; this is historical, not a current fixed value.
Bathing temperature
Not published.
Spring source
Arima gold spring. Older records linked some baths to the Gokuraku source, but current 2026 plans say other Arima sources or an FFP source may be used temporarily; Gokuraku is not confirmed as the sole current source.
Spring classification
Iron-rich sodium chloride spring (gold spring), strongly saline and high-temperature. Guest-room open-air baths are not hot-spring baths.
pH
Not published as a current value. The older Gokuraku certificate listed pH 6.4.
Flow rate
Not published as a current value. The older Gokuraku certificate listed 51 L/min.
Water handling
Hinoki-no-Yu and Higurashi-no-Yu switch between men and women morning and evening and offer gold-spring open-air bathing. Yuzuriha-no-Yu has an indoor plain-water bath and a gold-spring bath; Natsume-no-Yu has a plain-water bath and a semi-open-air gold-spring bath. Each private bath is ¥3,300 for 45 minutes, with sessions listed from 4:00–11:00 pm and 5:00–9:00 am. Guest-room open-air baths are not hot-spring baths. Full bath-by-bath details on dilution, heating, circulation and disinfection are not published.
Analysis date
Not published.

Bathing indications

General bathing indications listed for gold springs include fatigue recovery, sensitivity to cold and some chronic muscle or joint discomfort. This is not a treatment claim.

Bath experience

Comfort
8.5/10
Bath variety
8.5/10
Upkeep
8.0/10
Atmosphere
9.5/10
Quiet
7.5/10
Access
9.0/10
Value
8.0/10

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Location & access

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About a 7-minute walk from Arima Onsen Station, with a steep approach. Complimentary shuttle hours are 9:00–11:00 am and 2:00–8:00 pm.

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Before you book

The source checked on September 8, 2026 recorded full closure from August 24 to September 4 and partial operation with renovation through September 18. That period has passed; check a current notice. Higurashi-no-Yu involves about 30 steps. There is no regular day-use bathing.

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