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Lamune Onsen

4.3★ · 3232 Google ratings · Taketa, Oita · ラムネ温泉館

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Private day-use bath Natural hot-spring water Free-flowing source water Outdoor bath Rest area
Before you go

Can you bathe here?

Day visitors
✓ YesDay-use bathing, including rental of private family baths, is offered to visitors.stated by 2 visitors · Aug 2026
Hours
10:00–22:00from the facility listing
Price
¥800Admission was raised to 800 yen as of 2026, up from an earlier lower price.stated by 2 visitors · Aug 2026
Private bath
✓ YesPrivate family baths need to be reserved and can cost around 3000 yen, with some visitors told only evening slots were available.stated by 3 visitors · Aug 2026 – Sep 2026
Time limit
5-10 minutes near the carbonic gas outletSigns ask bathers to limit time to about 5-10 minutes near the carbonic gas outlet spot, though this is not strictly enforced.stated by 2 visitors · Aug 2026
Tattoos
Not known · call aheadno policy stated in the 29 recent reviews we read or on the facility's website

How we know this

Watch out
Private bath
Private family baths need to be reserved and can cost around 3000 yen, with some visitors told only evening slots were available.
stated by 3 visitors · Aug 2026 – Sep 2026
Soap & shampoo
No soap or shampoo is provided in the communal baths; it must be purchased at the counter or brought and used only in the shower area.
stated by 3 visitors · Aug 2026 – Sep 2026
Hair dryer
Hair dryers were reported missing in the men's bath and in general by some visitors, though one report noted the women's side had one.
stated by 2 visitors · Aug 2026
Price
Admission was raised to 800 yen as of 2026, up from an earlier lower price.
stated by 2 visitors · Aug 2026
Time limit
Signs ask bathers to limit time to about 5-10 minutes near the carbonic gas outlet spot, though this is not strictly enforced.
stated by 2 visitors · Aug 2026
The bath

What you’ll find

Lamune Onsen is a rustic communal hot spring in Naganyu famous for its cold, bubbly carbonated bath and an outdoor pool, with reserved family baths, no complimentary soap, and busy weekends.

Outdoor bath
✓ YesAn outdoor bath featuring the Lamune spring water is available.stated by 1 visitor · Sep 2026
Sauna
✓ YesA sauna is available at the facility.stated by 1 visitor · Aug 2026
Cold bath
✓ YesThe signature carbonated Lamune bath is served notably cold, described as refreshing especially in summer.stated by 3 visitors · Aug 2026 – Sep 2026
Rest area
NoThere is no dedicated rest area, only limited seating inside the shop.stated by 1 visitor · Aug 2026
The water
Spring type
Carbonated spring (tansansen)Two springs feed the baths, a low-temperature carbonated spring and a warmer sulfur-containing cloudy spring, both reportedly drinkable.stated by 1 visitor · Aug 2026
Practical

What to bring

Soap & shampoo
Not provided — bring your ownNo soap or shampoo is provided in the communal baths; it must be purchased at the counter or brought and used only in the shower area.stated by 3 visitors · Aug 2026 – Sep 2026
Hair dryer
NoHair dryers were reported missing in the men's bath and in general by some visitors, though one report noted the women's side had one.stated by 2 visitors · Aug 2026
Timing

When to go

Quietest Wednesday around 21:00; busiest Sunday around 14:00. Measured by Google over past visits, not a forecast.

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Quiet Busy

DayHours
Monday10:00–22:00
Tuesday10:00–22:00
Wednesday10:00–22:00
Thursday10:00–22:00
Friday10:00–22:00
Saturday10:00–22:00
Sunday10:00–22:00
Practical

Plan your visit

📍 7676-2 Naoirimachi Oaza Nagayu, Taketa, Oita 878-0402
🚃 Asaji station, 8.6 km
📞 +81974-75-2620
📋 Show at the counter: ラムネ温泉館
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