Gin no Yu hot spring

有馬温泉 銀の湯ありまおんせん ぎんのゆ

Other
Kansai·Hyogo

Day Use

Yes

Bathing & Water

OnsenYes

Uses natural hot spring water

炭酸泉源

Tansan Springhead
Sampled at wellhead
Carbonated
+ Iron-bearing · 単純冷鉱泉
Classification

Calcium-Iron (II) Sulfate spring

A carbonated, iron-bearing simple cold-mineral spring. With 1,010 mg/kg of free CO2 it counts as a rare carbonated source, and fine bubbles cling to the skin on entry. Iron runs high at about 40 mg/kg, so the water oxidizes reddish-brown on contact with air. It is weakly acidic, faintly tangy on the skin, and as a cold-mineral source below 25 °C it is heated before bathing.

pH
4.30
Weakly acidic
Source temperature
18.5°C
Cold mineral
Tonicity
0.39g/kg
Hypotonic
Flow rate
12L/min
Low
Free CO₂
1010mg/kg
Very high
Radon
23Bq/kg
Low
Color
colorless and transparent
Taste
faintly sour with a metallic edge
Odor
odorless
Highlights
  • CO₂-rich
  • Iron-rich
  • Cold mineral

Analyzed Sep 25, 2019·公益財団法人 中央温泉研究所·Cert no. 甲第3738号

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Sergey M
1 year ago

344. Gin-no-Yu Hot Spring, Arima Onsen Public onsen in Arima for 700 (or 1200 for a combo ticket for Gin no Yu + Kin no Yu). Operating hours listed as 09:00-21:00 (except the first and third Tuesday of each month). Bath photo from the internet, matches reality. Inside there's a large bath with a bubble zone. Clear water, temperature around 43. Breathing is fine. There's a sauna. On one hand the bath is very simple, on the other it's constantly packed with tourists (during prime time a queue may form since they run out of locker keys in the changing room). So functionally you have an old-school onsen, but atmosphere-wise it's a tourist pass-through. Recommended to skip.