Sakihana Onsen, Gosen, Niigata

Hekisuiso (Day Use)

A quiet riverside inn with a call-first day-use policy

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Property overview

Overview

The Gosen tourism association describes Hekisuiso's emerald-green spring water as free-flowing, with hotter and cooler sections in the large bath. Adult day-use admission is ¥700, but the inn does not publish a fixed visitor timetable; ask by phone whether it can accept guests that day. Its private outdoor bath is normally described as an overnight-guest amenity, not part of ordinary day use.

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Bath information

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Spring & water temperature

Spring-source temperature
Not published for Hekisuiso; the district's 54°C figure is not substituted
Bathing temperature
Not published; the inn describes hotter and cooler areas without fixed temperatures
Spring source
Sakihana Onsen water used by Hekisuiso; no individual source or well number is confirmed on the current property page
Spring classification
Simple sulfur spring, according to the local Sakihana Onsen classification; a current property-specific analysis was not available
pH
Not published for the property
Flow rate
Not published for the property
Water handling
The Gosen tourism association describes the bath as free-flowing. The large bath has hotter and cooler sections. The current pages do not itemize water addition, heating, recirculation, disinfection or flow rate for each bath, so the free-flowing description is not expanded into unreported technical conditions.

Bathing indications

The local association publishes general bathing indications for Sakihana Onsen. These are not a guarantee of an individual treatment effect.

Adult admission is ¥700, but acceptance depends on the inn's daily operations; call ahead. The 05:30–midnight schedule is not an ordinary day-use entitlement. The private outdoor bath is described primarily as an overnight-guest amenity, and tattoo rules are unconfirmed.

Bath experience

Comfort
8.0/10
Bath variety
6.0/10
Upkeep
8.0/10
Atmosphere
8.5/10
Quiet
8.5/10
Access
9.0/10
Value
9.0/10

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Location & access

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In Sakihana Onsen beside the Agano River. Day visitors should call the inn before setting out; no fixed walk-in timetable is published.

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