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Day-use onsen in eastern and northern Fukuoka range from a large spa near Moji Station to rural mineral springs, family baths and mountain stops around Hikosan. A car gives the widest choice; only a few are practical by train or bus.
Twelve operating day-use onsen
| Place | Area / access | Hours | Adult price guide |
|---|---|---|---|
| Terihaspa Resort Moji | Kitakyushu / Moji | 10:00–24:00; last entry 23:00 | Weekday ¥1,100 / weekend ¥1,200 |
| Bokusen no Sato | Buzen | Sat–Sun 11:00–20:00; last entry 19:30 | ¥500 |
| Icho-no-Yu | Mizumaki | Mon–Sat/holidays 10:00–24:00; Sun 08:00–24:00 | Weekday ¥880 / weekend-holiday ¥990 |
| Buzen Onsen Tengu-no-Yu | Buzen | 10:00–22:00; closed third Tuesday | ¥500 through September 30, 2026; ¥600 from October 1 |
| Hakuunso at Natsuki-no-Yu | Kama | Bath 11:00–21:00; closed Thursday | Non-resident adult about ¥300 |
| Onga no AkayuOngagawa Onsen | Onga | Weekday 13:00–22:30; weekend 10:00–22:30 | ¥800 |
| Kono-yu Onsen | Iizuka | 9:00–23:00 | ¥830 |
| Sakurakan | Oto | 10:00–22:00 | ¥700 |
| Fujiyu-no-Sato | Fukuchi | 10:00–22:00; last entry 21:30 | From Aug 1, 2026: ¥720 |
| Genji-no-Mori Onsen | Aka | 10:00–21:00; last entry 20:00 | ¥700 |
| Hikosan Hotel Nagomi | Soeda / Hikosan | Day use 11:00–16:00 | ¥700 |
| Yunozen no Sato | Miyawaka / Wakita | 11:00–22:30; last entry 22:00 | Weekday ¥900 / weekend ¥1,000 |
Kitakyushu and Keichiku
Terihaspa Resort Moji is the easiest large facility from a city trip. Bokusen no Sato reopened in May 2026 but currently operates day-use bathing only on Saturdays and Sundays; accommodation and dining are not operating.
Icho-no-Yu and Tengu-no-Yu
Icho-no-Yu in Mizumaki has source-fed baths, open-air baths, sauna, bedrock bathing and private family rooms. Family rooms start around ¥3,950 for 50 minutes on weekdays. Tengu-no-Yu is a lower-cost municipal bath in Buzen with indoor and outdoor baths, sauna and cold bath; it has no private family bath.
Onga, Iizuka and Chikuho
Ongagawa is known for reddish iron-rich water. Kono-yu offers large baths, sauna and private baths. Sakurakan combines a roadside-station visit with bathing, while Fujiyu-no-Sato and Genji-no-Mori are useful for family-bath and countryside trips.
Hakuunso and Onga no Akayu
Hakuunso in Kama is a simple public community bath. Onga no Akayu is known for iron-rich water that changes to reddish brown after contact with air. Current information lists Monday and Tuesday closures, but old wording remains elsewhere, so call 093-293-6869 before a long trip.
Hikosan and Wakita
Confirm the day-use calendar before visiting Hikosan Hotel Nagomi. Yunozen no Sato in Wakita Onsen has multiple open-air baths and works well with a Miyawaka drive.
Facilities currently unavailable
Yunosako Onsen Taiheiraku has been closed until further notice since March 25, 2026. Hino-no-Yu is awaiting a new operator after the previous operation ended in February 2026. Hikosan Onsen Shakunageso has been closed since March 2020. Do not plan these as current bathing stops.
Before departure
Check final admission, family-bath reservations, temporary maintenance closures, tattoo policy, children’s mixed-bathing rules and winter road conditions. Mountain buses can be infrequent, so confirm the return journey before entering.
Related routes and onsen
Information rechecked on 27 August 2026. Prices, operating days and booking conditions can change; confirm again before departure.
