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Bathhouse
Ibusuki Sand Bath
On Surigahama Beach, thermal water heats the sand, and visitors in yukata are covered with it at the water’s edge; the bathhouse also has a regular thermal bath.
Kagoshima · Japan
Ibusuki
In the destination Kagoshima and Sakurajima.
In the photo: Ibusuki waterfront with Mount Kaimon in the background
Illustrative images. The pictures in this guide are illustrations based on the real place, not photographs, and may differ from it.
The city
What to expect from Ibusuki.
Ibusuki is the hot-spring town at the southern end of the Satsuma peninsula, about 45 km from Kagoshima. It’s known for the hot sand bath on Surigahama beach, heated by thermal water running under the sand. Nearby are Lake Ikeda, in the crater of an ancient volcano, and the cone of Mount Kaimon by the sea.
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What to see in Ibusuki
Lake
Lake Ikeda
A crater lake, the largest in Kyushu, with about 15 km of shoreline, from where you can see the cone of Mount Kaimon; known for giant eels and early-year canola flowers.
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