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Choseiyu Town Onsen

4.3★ · 142 Google ratings · Taketa, Oita · 町営温泉 長生湯

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✓ Day visitors✓ Kakenagashi
Before you go

Can you bathe here?

Day visitors
✓ YesFrom the facility's listing
Hours
06:00–22:00From the facility's listing
Tattoos
? Call aheadNo policy stated in the 35 recent reviews we read or on the facility's website
Price
¥300 adultConfirmed by recent visitor reports
How we know this
  • Day visitors: Listed as a day-use onsen: a bath for day visitors by definition. No visitor review states otherwise. · from the listing category
  • Price: Admission rose from 200 to 300 yen around August 2025 and stayed at 300 yen through 2026. · 4 visitors, Sep 2025 – Aug 2026

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Atmosphere
Illustrated scene of Choseiyu Town Onsen
Illustrated from a description of the facility’s photo and reported features. Not an exact depiction.
The bath

What you’ll find

Choseiyu is a coin-operated, unstaffed public bathhouse in Nagayu Onsen with a strong sodium-bicarbonate carbonated spring; the tricky turnstile entrance and cash-only 300-yen payment are the main things to know.

Bath setup
Indoor baths
1.0Reported by one visitor
Spring water
Spring type
sodium-magnesium bicarbonate springConfirmed by recent visitor reports
Free-flowing (kakenagashi)
✓ FullFresh spring water flows continuously through the bath
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Practical

What you need

Lockers
Coin not returnedCoin lockers cost 10-20 yen; no review confirms the coin is returned.Confirmed by recent visitor reports
Payment
✕ Cash onlyEntry is via a coin-slot turnstile requiring exact coins, no card or QR option mentioned.Confirmed by recent visitor reports
Hair dryer
✕ NoNo hair dryer is available.Reported by two visitors
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Timing

When to go

Quietest Tuesday around 6:00. Busiest Saturday around 18:00.

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Quiet Busy

Based on Google visit patterns, not a forecast.

Weekly hours
DayHours
Monday06:00–22:00
Tuesday06:00–22:00
Wednesday06:00–22:00
Thursday06:00–22:00
Friday06:00–22:00
Saturday06:00–22:00
Sunday06:00–22:00
Getting there

How to get there

Nearest station
Asaji · JR Kyushu8.6 km in a straight line; bus or taxi from the station
Address
7993-3 Naoirimachi Oaza Nagayu, Taketa, Oita 878-0402From the facility's listing
Show a driver
町営温泉 長生湯The name in Japanese, for a taxi or at the counter
Phone
+81974-64-1400Japanese-speaking. For tattoos or private baths a call is the only sure answer
Website
taketa.guideOfficial, in Japanese

Directions in Google Maps

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Questions

Common questions

Can I visit Choseiyu Town Onsen without staying overnight?
Listed as a day-use onsen: a bath for day visitors by definition. No visitor review states otherwise.
How much does Choseiyu Town Onsen cost?
Admission rose from 200 to 300 yen around August 2025 and stayed at 300 yen through 2026.
Is the water free-flowing spring water?
The single bath is described as source-fed kakenagashi.