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Kamojima Onsen: Day-Use Hot Spring Baths & Prices

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Kamojima Onsen: Day-Use Hot Spring Baths & Prices

๐Ÿ’ƒ Tokushima|Published July 2, 2026|Updated August 23, 2026
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This is Kamo no Yu, a day-use hot spring beloved by locals in Kamojima town, Yoshinogawa City. Its open-air baths with fine views toward the Shikoku mountains are well regarded, and it is popular as a countryside bathhouse for a casual stop.

Highlights

The water is a sodium and magnesium chloride spring. Soaking in the deeply warming chloride water, you can take in the ridgelines of the Shikoku mountains from the open-air bath. Prized for easing nerve and muscle pain and fatigue, it draws a steady stream of visitors seeking to unwind. Chloride water resists cooling, so the cozy warmth lingers long after your bath. With indoor baths and a sauna as well, it has become a place of rest that locals visit as part of daily life.

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Enjoying the Seasons

Spring brings cherry blossoms along the nearby Yoshino River, summer the green of the ranges, and autumn foliage tinting the slopes, all viewable from the open-air bath. It is perfect as a finish to cycling or driving along the Yoshino River. The broad flow of the great Yoshino River, nicknamed Shikoku Saburo, changes with the seasons, and a stroll after your bath is a pleasure.

Access and Basic Information

It is in Iio, Kamojima town, Yoshinogawa City. A short drive from JR Kamojima Station, it is easy to reach from central Tokushima as well. It is a facility for day-use bathing only.

A Quick Tip

The mountain-view open-air bath is especially fine in the evening light. Parking is ample, making it an easy stop mid-drive.

Practical Travel Notes

  • Facility: The day-use hot spring Kamo no Yu, with open-air baths, indoor baths, and a sauna
  • Water: Sodium and magnesium chloride spring; warms well and is said to suit nerve pain, muscle pain, and fatigue recovery
  • View: The ridgelines of the Shikoku mountains seen from the open-air bath
  • Setting: Iio, Kamojima town, Yoshinogawa City
  • Access: A short drive from JR Kamojima Station, easy to reach from central Tokushima; ample parking
  • Fees, hours, and closed days may change, so please check official sources in advance

Practical Information for Your Visit

  • Spring quality: Sodium and magnesium chloride spring (hypotonic, weakly alkaline, low-temperature spring). Yoshinogawa City's information describes it as a sodium chloride spring
  • Reputed benefits: Neuralgia, muscle pain, joint pain, frozen shoulder, motor paralysis, stiffness of the joints, pain from haemorrhoids, bruises, sprains, cuts, burns, chronic skin conditions and chronic women's complaints
  • How the water is used: As the source temperature falls into the low-temperature spring range of 25 degrees C or above but below 34 degrees C, the water is heated before use
  • Opening hours: 13:00-20:00. It is not open in the morning
  • Closed: The third Thursday of every month, although even on that day it opens from 16:00 to 20:00
  • Bathing fee: Adults (junior high school age and above) 500 yen, visitors aged 70 and over 400 yen, children (elementary school age and under) 300 yen, under 3s free of charge
  • Open-air bath: Yes. The rock-built open-air bath looks out over the Shikoku Mountains
  • Sauna: Yes
  • Amenities: Soap and shampoo are provided
  • Facilities in the building: Television, massage machines and a rest room
  • Accommodation: This is a day-use bathing facility only; there is no accommodation
  • Parking: 60 spaces. There is also space for medium-sized buses
  • Location: 415-1 Iio, Kamojima-cho, Yoshinogawa City, Tokushima Prefecture 776-0033 (telephone 0883-22-1926)
  • Access: About 1 km from the south side of Yoshinogawa City Hall on National Route 192
  • Time needed: About 1 hour for a bath alone, or around 2 hours including the sauna and a rest in the rest room
  • To avoid the crowds: From early evening onwards people stop by on their way home from work. The period from around 13:00 to 15:00, just after opening, is relatively relaxed

Information Sources

The spring quality, reputed benefits, the facilities such as the open-air bath, sauna and rest room, the provision of soap and shampoo, the number of parking spaces, and the address and telephone number come from the page on Kamojima Onsen "Kamo no Yu" on the official website of Yoshinogawa City. The opening hours, closing days (opening from 16:00 on the third Thursday), the various bathing fee categories, the access from National Route 192 and the parking for medium-sized buses were taken from the facility information on the Tokushima Prefecture tourism information site "Awa Navi". The temperature category of "low-temperature spring" included in the spring quality name follows the classification under the Hot Springs Act. Fees and opening hours are subject to change, so please check the official information before you set out.

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This article is compiled by the Tabitabi JAPAN editorial team from official and primary sources, including facility and shrine/temple websites, tourism information published by municipalities and tourism associations, and cultural-property records released by national and local governments. Prices, opening hours and event dates may change, so please also check the official information of each facility or local government before you visit.

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