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Jigoku Onsen Seifuso

地獄温泉 青風荘.

Kurokawa · Kumamoto onsen ryokan — A 200-year-old spring rising underfoot — the miracle bath that never stopped, even through the quake

★ 3.5|Aso-gunFrom ₩569,480 / night (2 adults)
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♨️A 200-year-old spring rising underfoot — the miracle bath that never stopped, even through the quake

Minamiaso, Kumamoto · Jigoku Onsen Seifuso

'Suzume-no-yu,' a Mixed Bath Where Water Rises Underfoot
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'Suzume-no-yu,' a Mixed Bath Where Water Rises Underfoot

  • ♨️Spring water rises straight from the tub floor — 100% pure, with no added water or heating
  • 🧪A simple acidic sulfur spring (hydrogen sulfide type), a fresh artesian source at 41–47°C
  • 👕A mixed-gender bath where swimwear is required, open for everyone to enjoy together
  • 💪Sulfur-rich waters said to help with rheumatism and atopic dermatitis
'Moto-no-yu,' the Finishing Bath
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'Moto-no-yu,' the Finishing Bath

  • 🔥A blend of the Tamago-jigoku and Moto-jigoku springs, a high-temperature acidic bath at 66.8°C
  • ♨️An indoor bath alternating between men and women at 11pm and 6am
  • 🧴Powerful antibacterial properties said to help chronic skin conditions like athlete's foot and eczema
'Tamago-no-yu,' with Sweeping Aso Views
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'Tamago-no-yu,' with Sweeping Aso Views

  • 🏔️A modern concrete bathhouse set at the highest point of the Aso caldera
  • 🌿A half-open-air indoor bath plus the open-air 'Adauchi-no-yu'
  • 🌅Panoramic views of the caldera rim and the Aso mountain range
'Hanare,' with Its Own Half-Open-Air Bath
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'Hanare,' with Its Own Half-Open-Air Bath

  • 🛁Every room has its own half-open-air bath, fed by pure kakenagashi spring water
  • 🪟A large window facing the mountains, plus a private garden and veranda
  • 🌄Watch the sun set beyond the caldera rim
'Honkan' Rooms in a Meiji-Era House
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'Honkan' Rooms in a Meiji-Era House

  • 🏛️10 rooms in the main building, constructed in the mid-Meiji era and restored after the 2016 earthquake and landslide
  • 🛏️Tatami room plus a bedroom with a bed, every room with its own bathroom and sink
  • 🪵Preserved wooden pillars, beams, and a wraparound veranda
Mountain Cuisine over an Irori Charcoal Hearth
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Mountain Cuisine over an Irori Charcoal Hearth

  • 🔥The owner-chef's creative irori charcoal course, or a kaiseki course by a head chef trained at Kyoto's three-star ryotei Kikunoi
  • 🥩Rare cuts of Higo Akaushi beef alongside wild game like boar, duck, and venison
  • 🍚Rice freshly cooked in a kamado pot, and French toast grilled over charcoal by the chef after breakfast
'Kyokusuisha,' a Toji Retreat
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'Kyokusuisha,' a Toji Retreat

  • 🍵An 8-room building converted from a former restaurant, with a library, shared kitchen, and dining area
  • 🛌6-mat toji rooms with their own kitchen, plus loft rooms
  • 📚A spiral staircase and library space beneath exposed beams
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    'Tamago-no-yu,' with Sweeping Aso Views
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    'Tamago-no-yu,' with Sweeping Aso Views

    • 🏔️A modern concrete bathhouse set at the highest point of the Aso caldera
    • 🌿A half-open-air indoor bath plus the open-air 'Adauchi-no-yu'
    • 🌅Panoramic views of the caldera rim and the Aso mountain range
    'Hanare,' with Its Own Half-Open-Air Bath
    4

    'Hanare,' with Its Own Half-Open-Air Bath

    • 🛁Every room has its own half-open-air bath, fed by pure kakenagashi spring water
    • 🪟A large window facing the mountains, plus a private garden and veranda
    • 🌄Watch the sun set beyond the caldera rim

    Come meet a 200-year-old spring that never stopped flowing, even through the earthquake — real hot spring water, rising straight up from beneath your feet.

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    Read the property's own description▾

    200년이 넘는 역사를 지닌 온천 료칸으로, 한때는 선택받은 소수에게만 문을 열었습니다. 수많은 사람이 치유 효능을 찾아 이 오래된 온천을 찾았으며, 그 전통이 오늘날까지 정성껏 이어지고 있습니다. 3만 제곱미터 부지에 흩어져 있는 5개의 천연 온천에서 특히 유명한 스즈메노유 온천을 비롯해 느긋하고 몸을 회복시키는 입욕을 즐기십시오. 세이후소는 향토 요리부터 프랑스풍 요리까지 폭넓고 독특한 미식 메뉴로도 호평받고 있습니다. 료칸의 역사적인 분위기 속에서 식사를 즐기시기 바랍니다.

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    What are the check-in and check-out times at Jigoku Onsen Seifuso?
    Check-in starts at 15:00 and check-out is by 11:00.
    Where is Jigoku Onsen Seifuso located?
    It is in Kurokawa · Kumamoto Aso-gun. Address: 2327 Kawayo, Minamiaso-mura, Aso-gun, Kumamoto.
    How much does one night cost?
    Recent lowest observed rate starts from ₩569,480 per night for two adults. Rates vary by date and room type, so a live search is most accurate.
    What is the cancellation and refund policy?
    Free-cancellation deadlines vary by rate plan and are shown with each room. Cancelling before the deadline gives a full refund.

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    15:00

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    Check-out

    11:00

    Until 11:00

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