Meisen Kagi-yu Okutsuso
Choose Okutsuso if the spring itself is the point of your day trip. For an outdoor bath, sauna or a longer stay, Hanabijin-no-Sato is a better fit.
Property overview
Spring & water temperature
- Spring-source temperature
- 42.6°C at the source; this is not a fixed bathing temperature
- Bathing temperature
- Fixed bath temperature not published
- Spring source
- Okutsuso's naturally emerging spring (no formal individual spring name published)
- Spring classification
- Alkaline simple spring; clear, colorless, tasteless and odorless
- pH
- 9.3
- Flow rate
- 247 L/min
- Water handling
- The inn says the spring naturally flows at 247 L/min, with no water added, heating or recirculation. Kagi-yu and Tate-yu are built directly over the spring source. The current main text pages do not clearly specify disinfection, so that detail is unpublished.
Bathing indications
The inn's general bathing indications are travel information, not a promise of medical or beauty benefits for any individual. The spring's pH, direct emergence and untreated supply do not establish a personal treatment outcome.
42.6°C is the source temperature, not a fixed bath temperature. Kagi-yu and Tate-yu have uneven natural granite floors; the inn warns that they may be difficult to use for people with limited mobility. Buses toward Tsuyama are infrequent, and day-use admission ends at 14:00.
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