Kirishima Onsen Tabinoyu
Villa rooms come with their own private open-air bath, and the thatched-roof bath house (indoor + open-air) can be reserved for private use — also open to day-trip guests.

Kagoshima — 霧島温泉
14 stays with a private bath · In the Kirishima Onsenkyo district of Kirishima City, in the mountains below Mt Takachiho
Every property listed here has a private bath — a reservable private bath or an open-air bath in your own room — so tattoos are a non-issue, and so is privacy.
Kagoshima · Getting there: In the Kirishima Onsenkyo district of Kirishima City, in the mountains below Mt Takachiho
Villa rooms come with their own private open-air bath, and the thatched-roof bath house (indoor + open-air) can be reserved for private use — also open to day-trip guests.
Four of the eight rooms are special rooms with their own onsen bath (semi-open-air). The other four rooms do not have one.
Every room has its own natural-onsen open-air bath, and three reservable open-air baths (cypress, rock and barrel) are free for guests on a first-come basis.
Top-floor premium rooms have their own open-air or semi-open-air bath, and one reservable bath (Yamagiri) can be booked for a private soak.
Two private baths can be used in the evening (16:00–23:00). Note: the private baths close for the season from December through spring, when the water cannot be kept warm enough.
All six rooms have their own open-air bath and indoor bath, and a detached open-air bath can be used privately, free, whenever it is vacant.
Some rooms have their own open-air bath. Two family baths in a relocated 100-year-old farmhouse and a reservable open-air bath by the river are free for staying guests.
Only the open-air-bath room types have an onsen bath in the room — the Japanese-style rooms with open-air bath and the three special rooms. All other rooms are shower-only and use the bath house reached by slope car.
Five rooms in the Kirishima foothills — and when the bookings allow, the milky source-fed baths are yours alone.
An adults-only Myoken inn with its own gushing source: a reservable open-air bath, and rooms whose baths pour the same water around the clock.
Every bath in the house is private here: five different reservable baths, source water drawn direct, free as often as you like.
Five detached rooms in the woods, each with its own free-flowing open-air bath — plus a reclining bath and a cold plunge beside it.
The big resort's quiet corner: four semi-open-air private baths, 100% natural spring water, inside a 243-room hotel.
A travellers' inn from 1917 above the Maruo valley: four reservable open-air baths in the forest, free for guests who book ahead.
Prices are a guide from rates checked on Klook in November 2026 and change by date and room type — always confirm the live price on the booking page.