Water that is neither filtered, heated nor diluted: from the second floor you can see the Pacific.
The 猿人の湯 bath draws water of fossil marine origin (in Okinawa the hot springs are not volcanic as they are in the rest of Japan), which reaches the bath without filtering, heating or dilution. From the panoramic bath on the second floor you can see the Pacific Ocean by day, and the city lights by night.
The onsen is in the Yuinchi Hotel Nanjo, in the south of the main island, but it is also open to the public for day visits. Nanjo is the same city as Sefa-utaki and the Mabuni peace park.
ℹ️ Open every day 6:30–23:00 (last entry 22:30), with public access even without booking a room. Tickets: adults 1,850 yen, elementary school children 950, under-3s free (max 2 per adult).
🚉 Shinzato bira · 9 min walk
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