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Hot springs in Toyama, Japan

We list 25 hot springs in Toyama. 0 are recorded as free to soak; 24 not recorded yet.

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All 25 hot springs in Toyama

Shirakaba no Yu白樺の湯Toyama, Japan Paid Awasuno Onsen粟巣野温泉Toyama, Japan Ebara Kosen荏原鉱泉Toyama, Japan Hikatae Onsen日方江温泉Toyama, Japan Inari Kosenいなり鉱泉Toyama, Japan Jinzukyo Onsen神通峡温泉Toyama, Japan Jinzukyoiwaine Onsen神通峡岩稲温泉Toyama, Japan Kaihatsu Kosen開発鉱泉Toyama, Japan Kasuga Onsen (Toyama)春日温泉Toyama, Japan Kogen Kosen高原鉱泉Toyama, Japan Kurehayama Onsen呉羽山温泉Toyama, Japan Marutomi Kosenマルトミ鉱泉Toyama, Japan Mineral Spring Bathhouse near Minami-Toyama Station古宮鉱泉浴場Toyama, Japan Mineral Spring near Okuda Station立山鉱泉Toyama, Japan Mizuhashi Onsen · Gokuraku no Yu水橋温泉;ごくらくの湯Toyama, Japan Namazu Onsen鯰温泉Toyama, Japan Natural Hot Spring near Minami-Toyama Station城南天然温泉Toyama, Japan Onsen near Mizuhashi Station光明石温泉久乃家Toyama, Japan Onsen · Kureha no Yu光明石温泉;呉羽の湯Toyama, Japan Otogawa Onsen音川温泉Toyama, Japan Shinyu新湯Toyama, Japan Shirakimine Sanroku Koryu Shisetsu · Onagatani Onsen白木峰山麓交流施設;大長谷温泉Toyama, Japan Shitanomyo Onsen下の茗温泉Toyama, Japan Tatsuo Kosen辰尾鉱泉Toyama, Japan Yamada Onsen (Toyama)山田温泉 (富山県)Toyama, Japan

Toyama questions

How many hot springs are listed in Toyama, Japan?: The Soak Atlas lists 25 hot springs in Toyama, including Shirakaba no Yu, Awasuno Onsen, Ebara Kosen, Hikatae Onsen, Inari Kosen, Jinzukyo Onsen, Jinzukyoiwaine Onsen, Kaihatsu Kosen.
Which hot springs in Toyama are free to soak?: 0 of the 25 are recorded as free to soak. Also recorded: 1 paid. 24 not recorded yet.

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Naegleria fowleri, a rare but nearly always fatal brain-infecting ameba, “thrives in warm freshwater lakes, rivers, and hot springs.” CDC advice: “Always keep your head above water in hot springs.” CDC, Naegleria fowleri Infections (page dated July 21, 2025) · read Oct 2026
Thermal water can scald. In Yellowstone, “Burns from thermal features are a common cause of serious injury and death in the park” and “it is illegal to swim or bathe in any water that is entirely of thermal origin.” We exclude springs inside Yellowstone, Lassen Volcanic and Hawaiʻi Volcanoes national parks. US National Park Service, Yellowstone safety page · read Oct 2026