A remote island directly accessible from Tokyo! Enjoy one of Japan's largest open-air hot spring baths on Kozushima in your swimsuit!

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• There are also hot springs on Kozushima, an island in Tokyo!
• A hot spring with a spectacular view! It's an open-air bath that you can enter in your swimsuit, so everyone can enjoy it!
• A dynamic hot spring experience that's fun even in winter
• Pleasant facilities are abundant
• There is also a restaurant where you can enjoy island cuisine.
• It's the perfect place to relax

There are also hot springs on Kozushima, an island in Tokyo!

Kozushima is one of the Tokyo Islands. It takes just 45 minutes by plane from Tokyo to get there, and it's hard to believe it's in the same Tokyo area. The island is rich in nature and has a unique historical culture, and is full of attractive spots. This time, we will introduce the "Hot Spring Recreation Center" on Kozushima, which can be enjoyed all year round and is loved by the islanders.

Please also see this article for information on how to get to Kozushima.

Kozushima Onsen Recreation Center

1-1 Sabisaki, Kozushima Village, Kozushima Village, Tokyo 100-0601

The open-air baths and indoor baths, which utilize the natural rocky terrain, are all natural hot springs. The open-air baths are mixed-gend...

A hot spring with a spectacular view! It's an open-air bath that you can enter in your swimsuit, so everyone can enjoy it!

All three open-air baths have spectacular views!

The natural open-air bath makes use of natural rock formations, so you can enjoy the hot springs right next to the ocean and the spectacular ocean views.
There are three open-air baths to enjoy: a large open-air bath, a panoramic open-air bath, and a small open-air bath.
(*The large open-air bath is only available in summer.)

In particular, the open-air observation bath overlooks the ocean and overlooks Onbase Island and Maehama Pier.

As you look out to sea, you can see regular ferries arriving and small fishing boats passing by.
If you look closely at the surface of the ocean, you might even spot a sea turtle!

The view of the sun setting from the open-air bath is also spectacular!

Since you have to wear swimsuits, families and couples can enjoy together here!

Another feature of Kozushima's hot springs is that the open-air baths are mixed-gender and require wearing swimsuits.

Many hot spring facilities in Japan are separated by gender, so it can be difficult for everyone to enjoy the baths together.
No problem on Kozushima! Parents and children, couples, and friends can have a great time together!

Even visitors from overseas who are a little hesitant to bathe naked should be able to enjoy themselves. It might be a good idea to make your hot spring debut.

Don't worry, the changing rooms and indoor baths are separate for men and women.

A dynamic hot spring experience that's fun even in winter

The small open-air bath is open even in winter, so don't forget to bring your swimsuit when traveling to Kozushima even during the cold season!
The sight of the rough winter waves crashing against the rocks with a bang is sure to be a powerful hot spring experience.

The hot springs of Kozushima have a high salt content and will warm up your cold body.
It also has many other beneficial effects, such as relieving stiff shoulders and back pain and improving blood circulation.

Pleasant facilities are abundant

There are four types of indoor baths: full-body bath, low-temperature bath, bubble bath, and cold bath.
The indoor bath is spacious enough that you can just relax in it.

Of course, there is also a sauna, it warms up to your core.

Hairdryers and soaps are also provided. Towels are also sold, so you can come empty-handed.

There is also a space where you can wash the swimsuit you wore in the open-air bath, and even a dryer, so you don't have to worry about your swimsuit getting wet and heavy.

And the best part is that the massage chairs are free!
You can also relax your muscles tired from hiking and feel like you're in heaven...isn't that the best?

There is also a restaurant where you can enjoy island cuisine.

The classic chicken nanban is a popular menu item.

The hot spring resort centre also has a restaurant.
The windows overlook the sea.

In addition to seafood bowls and sashimi set meals using local fish, there are plenty of other dishes on the menu, including classics like chicken nanban and shogayaki (ginger pork), so it's fine if you're bringing children along. There are also a few vegetarian options to choose from.

It's very filling, so make sure you go there with an empty stomach!
Please note that opening hours are slightly different from those of the hot springs.

Business hours (as of June 2024)

Lunch 11:30~14:00
Dinner 16:30~21:00

It's the perfect place to relax

It's the perfect place to relax and warm up after a hike or swimming at the Akasaki Promenade or beach.
It's also a good place to relax on days when the weather is bad.

Vacation House FamiliA also provides a free shuttle service to the hot springs!
This is extremely convenient as village buses stop running around 4pm outside of peak season.
After having dinner in the hot spring, all you have to do is go to bed...no need to worry about catching a cold! Guests with small children can enjoy the hot springs without worrying about transport.

To make a reservation for Vacation House FamiliA, click here

Please also see the article about Vacation House FamiliA here.