Takamatsu Bushozan Onsen, a healing spot that only locals know about!

 

Takamatsu Bushozan Onsen, a healing spot that only locals know about!

Looking for a quieter onsen than the touristy ones? This is the place!

Onsen are a must when traveling to Japan.

But what if you’re looking for a quieter place to relax than the crowds?

- We recommend Takamatsu’s Bushozan Onsen.

This onsen combines modern facilities with a quintessentially Japanese atmosphere.

- and modern facilities, making it a favorite among locals.

The mineral-rich hot spring water is said to make your skin smooth and help you recover from fatique!

✔️ What if you read this?

- Location, access, and prices of Bushozan Onsen in Japan

- Is it cheaper to buy a pass?

- Honest reviews and tips for visiting Takamatsu Onsen

If you’re planning a trip to Takamatsu, make sure to read this article and add it to your itinerary!

1️⃣ Bushozan Onsen, where to end your day

One of the most anticipated momoents of a trip to Japan, is soaking in a warm onsen at the end of the day.

While traveling in Takamatsu, I wanted to find a quiet onsen that wasn’t too crowded.

And that’s exactly what I found at Bushozan Onsen.

I took the Kotoden train through a quiet residential neighborhood to reach this small station.

It was about a 10-minute walk from the station.

After walking through the unassuming entrance, I was greeted by a warm mist of water.

There weren’t many tourists here, as it’s a hot spring visited by locals/

As a result, the onsen was filled with a quite, relaxing atmosphere.

As I soaked in the hot water, I felt my fatigue from the entire trip melt away.

But it doesn’t end there.

When you step out into the open-air bath, the atmosphere is completely different.

The air is cool outside, but the hot water envelops you.

I felt like I was in a little Japanese paradise.

Gazing at the night sky from the open-air bath, We stayed there for a long time without saying a word.

2️⃣ Bushozan Onsen, a little something extra

Location : Takamatsu City, Kagawa prefecture, Japan (10 min. walk from Kotoden Bushozan station)

Admission Fee : Adult 700 yen / Child 350 yen

Parking : Free parking available

If the hot springs aren’t enough,

You can also take advantage of the Bushozan Onsen Pass

This pass includes onsen admission + towel + unlimited subway rides.

for a total of 1,300 yen.

The onsen alone would cost 700yen, a round-trip subway fare of 720 yen, and a towel.

1,620 yen, but the pass saves you 320 yen.

It’s definitely recommended if you plan to explore more of Takamatsu city!

📌 How to purchase the pass

Available at major stations such as Takamatsu Chit-ko station, Kawaramachi Station, etc.

Provide a dated fan when paying in cash > Present it at the onsen & subway stations

If you want to enjoy the hot springs and travel to other attractions in Takamatsu without breaking the bank the Bushozan Onsen Pass is a great option.

With the onsen pass, you’ll be able to move around freely, and gives you the chance to see some of Takamatsu’s unique neighborhoods.

3️⃣ The perfect way to end a day at Bushozan Onsen

There’s one thing you should definitely do after visiting an onsen.

That is, a warm cup of tea after the onsen.

There is a small cafe area in the onsen.

It’s a quiet place to get out of the hot spring and cool down with a cup of hot tea.

This is the moment that lingers in the memory of the hot spring.

✔️ Tips to know before you visit

Visit at sunset for the best atmosphere

Bring your own toiletries and towels (extra charge applies)

A cup of tea at the cafe inside the onsen is the perfect way to end your visit.

How about spending a day in Takamatsu like this?

Soaking in the hot water, relaxing with a cup of tea, and let the fatigue of traveling in Japan slowly wash away.

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