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Jinata Onsen

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地鉈温泉

A wild, iron-rich hot spring on Shikinejima Island where bathers mix seawater with volcanic water in natural rock pools.

Jinata Onsen
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What it is

  • A free mixed-gender wild hot spring located on a rocky coast.
  • An iron sulfide spring with a source temperature of eighty degrees Celsius.
  • A natural bath named after rock formations shaped like a cleaver.
  • A site where spring water is piped to the nearby Matsugashita Miyabi-yu.

What to see

  • Distinctive red-colored water caused by high iron content.
  • An access path built by stonecutters in nineteen-oh-nine.
  • A commemorative inscription carved directly into the rock wall.
  • Natural pools where seawater and hot spring water merge.

When to go

  • Visit during low or mid-tide to properly adjust the water temperature with seawater.

Getting there

  • Walk twenty-five minutes from Nobushi Port to reach the site.

Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.

Where it is

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