[2025 Ibusuki ] Travel Guide for Saraku Sand Bath Hall (Updated Mar)

Ibusuki in Kagoshima is the only natural sand bath hot spring in the world, so you must experience it when you travel to Ibusuki! Sand Music Hall is a famous sand steam hot spring hall with complete facilities and beautiful and comfortable environment! The whole process was that I needed to put on a Japanese Yukata and lie down, and then be buried in a pile of sand heated by underground hot spring water for about 10 minutes. After a while, I felt the pressure of the sand pile, which was very interesting! After the sand bath, you can return to the clubhouse to take a bath and soak in the hot springs and enjoy a leisurely day! #Japan Attractions #Kagoshima #JapanTravel

#ibusuki (指宿) is located at the southwest tip of Kagoshima Prefecture, #kyushu Region and it is very famous for the unique #sandbaths with naturally heated sand #japan #unforgetabletrip #unbelievable #happynewyear

#GlobalTravel #Kagoshima #Ibusuki #Ibusuki Sandbath Now the cherry blossoms seem to be blooming later every year, but because Ibusuki is located at the southernmost tip of Kyushu, it is warmer and more sunny, so I was lucky to see the cherry blossoms🌸 when I went in March ✦ Sand bath 📍Location: Sand Bath Club (Sara Raku Sand むし 馆砂楽) 🚗Transportation: 🚶🏻➡️20 minutes walk / 🚖5 minutes taxi It is recommended to walk, on the way you can see the cherry blossoms and the sea ✨ But note that there are fewer taxis there, in fact, it is more difficult to intercept >< If you really do not want to walk on the return trip, you may try to find the club to help call a car ~ Sand bath process: Change into bathrobes → walk out of the beach queue → listen to staff instructions and let him shovel sand for you → enjoy a sand bath for about 10 minutes Staff is very professional, shoveling sand will not make your face 🤣 do not worry ~ but if you feel too hot remember to speak, be careful not to burn ah >

A cute black and white train departs from Kagoshima Chuo Station. We'll be heading to Ibusuki on the Ibusuki treasure box, nicknamed "Ibutama"! "Ibutama" is a train modeled after Urashima Taro's treasure box, and the entrance recreates the smoke that comes out when the box is opened. After about an hour of swaying on the train, we arrive at Ibusuki. Ibusuki is famous for its sand baths. The location is right in front of the vast ocean!! We were steamed by having sand poured on us with a shovel, which was different from the summer when we had sand poured on our bodies on the beach as children. The hot spring ingredients seeped into the sand, and the humidity was just right, allowing us to sweat comfortably. #Kagoshima #Ibusuki Onsen #Sand Bath Onsen #0 Yen Travel Autumn 🕰️Opening hours: Hours [Weekdays] 9:00-12:00, 13:00-20:00 [Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays] 9:00-20:00 💰Price per person: 1,500 yen for adults, 800 yen for elementary school students and younger

The underground heat will come up, and everyone can clearly see the steam here. After the sand is steamed, return to the men's and women's bathing rooms, throw the gauze-filled bathrobe into the recycling bin, and simply rinse the body to ensure that there is no grit and then you can go to the soup pond to bathe (at least the men are this Process).

And I went to the black sand treatment to see the sea ~! Ibusuki City is a city located at the southern tip of the Satsuma Peninsula in Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan. It is a well-known tourist city, especially known as Ibusuki Onsen. Isutsu's sand steaming is also quite famous, and the price is around 1,000 yen.