22 Best Hot Springs in Hiroshima(2025 Edition) - Area-by-area guide to day trips, hot spring inns, stunning views, and hidden hot springs


The season when we start to miss hot springs has arrived!
When it comes to hot springs, neighboring Yamaguchi and Shimane prefectures are famous...
Actually, Hiroshima has many attractive hot springs.
A hot spring with a spectacular view of the Seto Inland Sea, a famous hot spring rich in nature that springs up in the mountains,
And there are even notable hot springs that are members of the Japan Society for Preserving Secret Hot Springs.
This fall and winter, enjoy a tour of hot springs in Hiroshima that will warm your body and soul.
1. Areas surrounding Hiroshima City(Hiroshima/Fuchucho/Kaita/Kumano/Saka)
- Day trip hot spring (drop-in bath)
-Hot spring inns where you can stay overnight
2. Aki area (Kure/Takehara/ Hiroshima/ Etashima/Osakikamijima)
- Day trip hot spring (drop-in bath)
-Hot spring inns where you can stay overnight
3. Bingo Area (Fukuyama/Onomichi/Fuchu City/Mihara/Sera/Kanseki Plateau)
- Day trip hot spring (drop-in bath)
-Hot spring inns where you can stay overnight
4. Bihoku Area (Shobara/Miyoshi)
- Day trip hot spring (drop-in bath)
5. Geihoku Area (Akitakata/ Hiroshima/Akitaota)
- Day trip hot spring (drop-in bath)
-Hot spring inns where you can stay overnight
6. Miyajima Area (Hatsukaichi/Otake)
- Day trip hot spring (drop-in bath)
-Hot spring inns where you can stay overnight
★ Hiroshima Prefecture Hot Springs Map

Yunoyama Onsenkan is located at the very back of Yunoyama Onsen, which was discovered 1,200 years ago and built as a therapeutic hot spring resort by Asano Yoshinaga during the Edo period.
Alternating between the cold waterfall bath that flows from a bedrock 4 meters above ground and the warm indoor bath is incredibly refreshing and leaves you feeling refreshed.
This is a charming hot spring with many fans who have been visiting for many years.

The open-air observation bath at the Grand Prince Hotel Hiroshima offers a spectacular view of the Seto Inland Sea.
In addition to the open-air bath, you can also enjoy the indoor bath, blower bath, and sauna.
There are also plans that include lunch at a restaurant, a hot spring bath, and a spa treatment, allowing you to spend an extraordinary time refreshing both body and mind.

It's about an hour's drive from Hiroshima City.
This is a carefully selected free-flowing hot spring located in Yuki Onsen, famous as Hiroshima's inner sanctum.
You can stay overnight or even visit for the day, and you can also enjoy performances of Hiroshima's traditional performing art, Kagura, which are held twice a month.

At Kurahashi Katsurahama Onsenkan, men and women can enjoy a stone bath with a Roman bath atmosphere and an ocean bath with a tropical atmosphere on alternate days each week.
The open-air baths in the large public baths on the first and third floors use 100% Kurahashi Onsen hot spring water, which is pumped up from 1,650 meters underground and has a wide range of therapeutic effects.
There is also a restaurant on the premises where you can enjoy fresh seafood and seasonal ingredients from the Seto Inland Sea, with an emphasis on locally produced and locally consumed ingredients.

Kinoe Onsen Hotel Seifukan is located on Osakikamijima, a remote island that is not connected to the mainland by bridge.
The open-air bath, which offers a spectacular panoramic view of the Seto Inland Sea, won first place in the nation in the spectacular views category of the 2024 Hot Spring General Election.
This hot spring inn offers spectacular views of the beautiful Seto Inland Sea from all guest rooms.

This hot spring inn is currently attracting a lot of attention, having won three awards at the World Luxury Hotel Awards 2024 in 2024 and becoming the first in Hiroshima Prefecture to officially join the Japan Society for Preserving Secret Hot Springs in June 2025.
Based on the concept of "a hot spring inn that will revitalize your mind and body," you can enjoy rooms that are in harmony with Etashima's rich nature, rare therapeutic hot springs, and meals made with local ingredients.
Etajima Onsen is a "beauty spring" that combines the characteristics of both chloride and sulfate springs, even among therapeutic springs.
In addition, you can enjoy a special sauna experience where you can relax in lukewarm water straight from the hot spring, which is not too cold, instead of a cold bath.

This hot spring facility offers a variety of baths, including a spacious and open-air bath, a tub bath, an electric bath, and a silk bath.
Also pay attention to the different types of saunas for men and women!
There is also a restaurant and a spacious rest area where you can relax and unwind all day.

A hot spring facility with a hot spring source discovered in Iseki, formerly Sanwa Town, in 1994.
This highly alkaline hot spring boasts a pH of 10.2, which is rare in the country, and is also known as "beautiful skin hot spring."
We also sell the "Maboroshi no Shizuku" lotion mist, which uses 100% natural hot spring water.

This hot spring facility is located right next to Mount Koya, a famous spot for cherry blossoms and autumn leaves.
In addition to medicinal baths and monthly changing event baths, you can also enjoy three types of saunas.
One of the things to enjoy at Sera Onsen is watching popular theater performances.
This hot spring facility allows you to enjoy a relaxing bath and theater performances while feeling the changing seasons.

Hotel Oufutei is a hotel with a spectacular view located in Tomonoura, a port town that once flourished as a "port for waiting for the tide."
The open-air bath, which offers a view that blends in with the Seto Inland Sea, is popular, and you can spend a comfortable time soaking in the hot water while feeling the sea breeze.
There are also rooms with private baths and open-air baths, making it suitable for a wide range of guests, from families with children to couples and solo travelers.
*We also offer a "hot spring tour service" with our sister hotel, Keishokan Sazanamitei, which is a 5-minute walk away.

Keishokan Sazanamitei was renovated in March 2024.
From the open-air bath, which offers a spectacular view of the Seto Inland Sea, you can also see Sensuijima, which is said to be "an island so beautiful that it makes even hermits drunk."
There are also rooms with private baths and open-air baths, making it suitable for a wide range of guests, from families with children to couples and solo travelers.
*We also offer a "hot spring tour service" with our sister hotel, Hotel Ofutei, which is a 5-minute walk away.

Onomichi Natural Hot Spring Fureai no Sato is Onomichi's first large-scale hot spring facility that offers overnight stays.
There are 13 different types of baths to enjoy, which change daily, including an open-air bath with natural hot spring water and the only large plasma bath in western Japan.
In addition to a gymnasium and multipurpose grounds, the surrounding area also houses facilities that promote health, such as a ground golf course and a softball field.
It can be used by families as well as groups.

A hot spring facility located at the foot of Mount Azuma and Fukuda-gashira.
It was renovated and reopened in 2018, and has been reborn as a "health promotion facility" that not only provides relief for neuralgia and other conditions, but also a place of relaxation and healing for people of all ages.
There are two types of baths: a cypress bath and a rock bath, which change weekly.
This hot spring is popular not only with locals but also with hikers.

Tojo Onsen is located about a 10-minute drive from the roadside station, You Salon Tojo.
The men's and women's bathrooms each have a large bath, an open-air bath, a reclining bath, a cold bath, a jet bath, a pressure bath, a waterfall bath, and a sauna. There is also a restaurant, gym, and pool on site.
The highlight is the view of the mountain scenery and starry sky from the open-air bath, which changes with the seasons.
You can relax both your body and mind in the great outdoors of Shobara.

Takamiya Yunomori is a newly reborn hot spring facility that has been redeveloped from Daisen no Yu, a hot spring with a history of over 100 years that has been used by people seeking healing since ancient times.
You can enjoy an open-air sake bath named after the local sake rice, the only open-air carbonated bath in the northern part of the prefecture that uses carbon dioxide, an open-air rock bath, an open-air cypress bath, a unique bucket shower, a herbal bath, a sauna, and more.
In addition to accommodation facilities, there is also a restaurant and a free rest room.
You can spend a relaxing time with your family and friends while looking out at the lush countryside.

Donguri-so Ryuzu no Yu is a natural radon hot spring located inside Toyohira Donguri Village Roadside Station.
In winter, you can enjoy the snowy scenery from the large window in the bathroom.
In addition to the hot springs, the facility also houses a soba dojo where you can try making soba noodles, as well as sports facilities, making it a roadside station that can be enjoyed all day long, and is a great place to stop off on a drive.

Geihoku Onsen is located within Geihoku Oak Garden, on a plateau 600 meters above sea level.
From the open-air bath, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Western Chugoku Mountains, with its chain of 1,000-meter-high mountains, as well as the changing nature of the seasons and the starry sky at night.
Accommodation is available in Japanese-style rooms with panoramic views of the Chugoku Mountains, as well as a dome-shaped glamping facility.
There is a ski resort about 15 minutes away by car, making this a popular resort facility for families and couples.

Iwatoya is a hot spring inn located in Kaguramonzen Toji Village.
You can experience the atmosphere of an old-fashioned hot spring resort while soaking in the natural radon hot spring water.
In addition to the open-air bath where you can enjoy the changing seasons, there is also a reclining bath, steam sauna, cold water bath, and even a jet bath* on the balcony that gives you a sense of openness.
This hot spring facility allows you to enjoy the atmosphere of rural Japan while also appreciating the traditional Hiroshima performing art of Hiroshima.
*The jet bath is currently out of service.

Miyahama Benimansaku no Yu is located in Miyahama Onsen, the hot spring area closest to Miyajima.
You can enjoy nine different baths, including a rock bath, a cypress bath, a bubble bath, and a jet bath.
The view from the open-air bath overlooking the Seto Inland Sea and Miyajima is a must-see.
After refreshing in the hot springs, you can enjoy our signature meal made with ingredients from Seto.

Yunoyado Miyahama Grand Hotel is located in Miyahama Onsen, the hot spring resort closest to Miyajima.
From the open-air observation bath "Marumieroten," you can enjoy a spectacular view that seems to merge with the Seto Inland Sea.
For overnight guests, the facility is open from 5:30 in the morning until midnight.
In the morning, you can enjoy the beautiful sunrise over Miyajima, and at night you can bathe under the starry sky.

Located at an altitude of 600-1000 meters at the foot of Megadaira Onsen Nishichugoku National Park, this resort complex includes natural hot springs and an art museum.
From the open-air bath, surrounded by the natural beauty of Yoshiwa, you can enjoy the mountain scenery of all four seasons.
In winter, it is also recommended as a hot spring bath at the adjacent ski resort, Megahira Ski Resort.

Sekitei, a Japanese inn located on the opposite side of Miyajima.
The beautiful, well-maintained garden was ranked 4th in the 2024 Japanese Garden Ranking Shiosai Project.
There are only 12 guest rooms, each with its own unique charm and equipped with an in-room bath.
This is an inn that will heal your mind and body, perfect for spending special time with your loved ones.

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In this special feature, we have introduced a carefully selected selection of hot springs in Hiroshima, but you can find even more information on KINSAI.
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