Onsen in Fukushima
3 hot springs, 1 of which will take you with a tattoo, and 1 where you can bathe without staying the night.
Narrow it down
Tattoos are fine here
Ryokan you can visit just for the bath
No overnight stay required.
Ranked by what you are after
We score every onsen the same way — the view from the water, the water itself, comfort, how far it sits from a town, and how easy it is to reach — then weight those differently depending on what you want.
Best for the view
What you can see from the water.
- Ryokan Tamagoyu (Takayu Onsen)Visited4.1
- Attakayu Public Bath (Takayu Onsen)Visited3.8
- Sabako-yu (Iizaka Onsen)Visited1.8
Easiest to reach
Get there and back without renting a car.
- Sabako-yu (Iizaka Onsen)Visited3.3
- Ryokan Tamagoyu (Takayu Onsen)Visited3.0
- Attakayu Public Bath (Takayu Onsen)Visited2.4
Every onsen we have checked in Fukushima
Planning a trip to Fukushima
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About the day-pass link: Asoview is the main place day-use onsen in Japan sell entry tickets and discount coupons in advance. It is a Japanese-only site, so use your browser’s translation — you show the ticket on your phone at the door.
