Minshuku Tozanguchi Onsen

[Kirishima 'Yu-Tabi' Digital Stamp Rally is now on! ] Collect 10 stamps from participating facilities after bathing to win prizes! At our inn, you can get a stamp even when bathing during your stay! Feel free to use us as your base for hot spring hopping! [The trump card for hot spring hopping! Limited bath ticket 'Nyuto-Kirisatsu' is also on sale! (Price: ¥1,200) Use it 3 times with one ticket—just ¥400 per facility! Enjoy the Kirishima Jingu Onsen Village affordably with this exclusive bath ticket Not just for hot spring hopping, but also a must-have item with great perks at tourist attractions! Enjoy the renowned 'Kirishima Onsen' with an affordable room-only plan! Convenient access for visiting the historic Kirishima Shrine or hiking the sacred Kirishima mountain range! A perfect base for your Kirishima trip, guaranteed to refresh both body and mind! [About Our Facility] One of the 'Kirishima Onsen' hot springs, located in the 'Kirishima Shrine Onsen Village' surrounding the historic Kirishima Shrine. Our facility is the closest lodging to Kirishima Shrine, making it ideal not only for shrine visitors but also hikers heading to the sacred site of 'Takachiho Peak.' A cozy inn with natural hot springs, well-loved by countless visitors to Kirishima. As a guest house and youth hostel, we welcome a diverse range of guests as a convenient base for their travels. [Facilities within the building] As an inn and youth hostel, we are chosen by many guests as a base for various purposes. The eight guest rooms are tailored to provide the most comfortable experience for our guests. Natural hot springs with free-flowing source water Our pride and joy, the natural hot springs, attract many guests who stay specifically for this feature. The free-flowing sulfur springs are characterized by a distinctive aroma and milky white cloudy water. Bathing hours: 6 AM to 10 PM Bath (one each for men and women): Indoor bath Amenities: ・Body soap ・Rinse-in shampoo [Local Attractions] Kirishima Shrine [2-minute walk] A shrine dedicated to Ninigi-no-Mikoto, the deity from Japan’s founding mythology, along with seven other enshrined deities. Believed to have been established in the 6th century, the current shrine building, dating back approximately 300 years, holds a rich history. The group of structures centered around the vermilion-lacquered shrine, standing out against the deep green of the surrounding approach, can only be described as magnificent.