Ramune Onsen Kan
ラムネ温泉館
Oita Taketa City
大分県 竹田市
Ramune Onsen Kan
ラムネ温泉館
Oita Taketa City
大分県 竹田市
Onsen RyokanFree-Flowing Onsen
AT A GLANCE
Ramune Onsen Kan is a carbon dioxide spring and bicarbonate spring (pH 6.4, neutral). Naturally flowing (no recycling or dilution). Contains ≥50 mg/kg of metasilicic acid, certified as a beauty spring. Per Japan's Ministry of the Environment guidelines, indicated for cold sensitivity and peripheral circulation disorders.
USAGE
Free-Flowing Onsen
Pure spring water — no dilution, no recirculation
HeatedNo
DilutedNo
RecycledNo
FilteredNo
DisinfectedNo
AdditivesNo
▸Note
The temperature, pH and component values shown here are based on the hot spring analysis (source). Actual values in the bath may differ depending on heating, dilution, recycling and filtration. Please check current usage status at the facility.
FACILITY INFO
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Tattoo
Confirming
Private bath (Kashikiri)
Available
About tattoos and onsen
Travelers with tattoos can still bathe comfortably in a private bath (Kashikiri) or a room with a private open-air bath.
Hours
Weekdays: 10:00〜22:00
Weekends & holidays: 10:00〜22:00
Reception closes at 9:00 PM.
Closed days: First Wednesday of every month (Second Wednesday in January and May).
Transit
Approx. 40 minutes by bus from JR Bungo-Taketa Station (JR豊後竹田駅), then approx. 10 minutes walk from Nagayu Onsen (長湯温泉) bus stop. Approx. 25 minutes by car from JR Bungo-Taketa Station (JR豊後竹田駅) on the JR Hohi Main Line (JR豊肥本線). From Oita Expressway Yufuin IC (大分自動車道湯布院IC), take National Route 210 (国道210号), Prefectural Road 537 (県道537号), and a wide-area agricultural road for 35km towards Nagayu Onsen (長湯温泉).
Parking
Available (30 spaces), Free.
Day use fee
¥500Children (3 years old to elementary school age) 200 yen, under 3 years old free. Private baths are 2,000 yen per hour.
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Facilities
Indoor BathOpen-air BathSaunaPrivate BathRest AreaArt MuseumDrinking SpringShower Room
House rules
Children who are not toilet-trained must use a baby bath when using the open-air bath. The public bath does not provide shampoo or body soap. Any shampoo or other toiletries you bring can be used in the shower rooms. Family baths are equipped with showers, shampoo, body soap, and other amenities. Ideally, after bathing, it is best not to use a shower or soap to allow the onsen minerals to remain on your skin for maximum effect.
Sources
This information may change without notice. Please contact the facility directly for accurate details.
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