Obama Onsen
小浜温泉
A historic coastal hot spring town featuring Japan's longest footbath and high-temperature waters used for both relaxation and power generation.
What it is
- A coastal hot spring resort located at the western foot of Unzen National Park.
- A designated National Health Resort mentioned in historical records as early as 713.
- A town featuring approximately 25 inns and three public baths for visitors.
- A site utilizing 105 degree Celsius sodium chloride spring water for a binary power plant.
What to see
- Hot Foot 105, which is the longest footbath facility in all of Japan.
- A monument dedicated to the poet Saito Mokichi located at Sunset Square.
- Local restaurants serving Obama Champon, a famous specialty noodle dish of the area.
Getting there
- The hot spring area is accessible by bus from JR Isahaya Station.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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