Futsukaichi Onsen
二日市温泉
An ancient hot spring resort with alkaline radium waters once frequented by emperors, famous authors, and samurai lords.
What it is
- A historic hot spring area formerly known as Musashi Onsen.
- The site features alkaline simple radium springs discovered by Fujiwara Toramaro.
- The area was renamed in 1950 and sits at the foot of Mount Tenpai.
- The springs are mentioned in the Man'yoshu, Japan's oldest poetry collection.
What to see
- Hakata-yu and Gozen-yu serve as the primary public bathhouses for visitors.
- The Gozen-yu bathhouse was historically used as a private bath by the Kuroda clan.
- Daimaru Bessou is the inn where Emperor Showa stayed during his 1949 visit.
- The surrounding area where novelist Natsume Soseki spent his honeymoon.
Getting there
- The hot spring area is a ten-minute walk from JR Futsukaichi Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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