Tranquil Hot Springs

Fukushima's hot spring landscape spans from the Pacific coastline to the alpine peaks of Oze National Park. This selection includes coastal facilities like Kaniarai Onsen, offering views of the ocean, and secluded mountain retreats like Onsengoya. Traditional bathhouses such as Akaiwa-sou feature mineral-rich, iron-colored waters, while others like Ashinomaki provide access to historic resort districts. These locations provide diverse therapeutic experiences, ranging from alkaline-rich baths in Nihonmatsu to lakeside springs in Sukagawa.

Onsengoya

A mountain lodge located within Oze National Park, offering hot spring baths for hikers and overnight guests in a remote alpine setting.

Shiokaze-sou

Located at Tenjin Cape in Naraha, this facility features hot spring baths with views overlooking the Pacific Ocean.

芦の牧;ドライブ温泉

A hot spring facility situated in the historic Ashinomaki Onsen district of Aizuwakamatsu, known for its mountain valley scenery.

名目津温泉

A hot spring in Nihonmatsu City featuring alkaline waters known for their skin-smoothing properties.

太平洋健康センター;いわき蟹洗温泉

A coastal wellness center in Yotsukura featuring open-air baths with direct views of the Pacific coastline.

勿来温泉;関の湯

A seaside facility near the historic Nakoso Barrier, offering outdoor baths and views of the ocean.

古町温泉;赤岩荘

A hot spring in Minamiaizu distinguished by its reddish-brown, iron-rich carbonated waters and outdoor bathing area.

藤沼温泉やまゆり荘

Located near Fujinuma Lake in Sukagawa, this facility offers simple thermal waters in a rural park setting.

湯の田温泉村民保養施設;さぎり荘

A public bathhouse in Samegawa Village providing therapeutic mineral baths for visitors.