浜田温泉資料館

Museum • 3-21 Kamegawahamadamachi, Beppu, Oita 874-0014, Japan

4.3(16 reviews)

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Immerse Yourself in the Charm of Hamada Onsen, a Journey Across Time and Space

Reflecting on the History of Onsen

Among the Beppu Hatto, Hamada Onsen, with its long and storied history, boasts the Hamada Onsen Museum, a charming facility utilizing the historic buildings of onsen inns. Upon entering, you will find the bathing areas, grand halls, and kitchens of that time faithfully recreated, offering a non-daily experience that transcends time and space.

Exhibits Linking the Past and Present

The museum is filled with charming onsen-tile markings, nostalgic photos and drawings, and materials conveying the efforts of benefactors, providing a glimpse into the world of that time. The fusion of architecture and exhibits allows for a return to the past and an appreciation of the evolution of onsen culture.

Deep Understanding with Guided Tours

The museum staff provides detailed guidance, allowing for a deeper understanding of the development of Hamada Onsen and the appeal of onsen culture. They are also happy to answer your questions, allowing you to ask freely. Perhaps you will find new interests during the tour and discover new ways to enjoy the onsen journey in Beppu.

Allow Ample Time for Exploring the Onsen Town

It is recommended to visit this museum in the town of Hamada Onsen with ample time. Visiting active onsen inns and confirming the former atmosphere at the museum is also a good idea. Along with the nostalgic streetscape, you can fully savor the charm of onsen culture, offering an exceptional experience.

Official website of the museum: https://www.city.beppu.oita.jp/sisetu/bunka_komyuniti/01bunka_01-03hamada.html

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Reviews

4(4 months ago)

Denshinb-o to Hose

The old building at Hamada Onsen has become a museum; it was rebuilt with most of the wood replaced. Called Takegawara Onsen, you can tell that it was cherished with great passion and love. It's still in a usable condition, and I feel the urge to actually fill it with hot water and go inside.It's a really nice atmosphere! There's even a steam bath It is interesting to compare the materials with the current situation, such as photographs and drawings that convey the past. The staff greeted us politely at the entrance, welcomed us in, answered all our questions kindly, and we had a great time! There was also a wealth of information about hot springs in other areas. It seems that the time after the ferry arrives will be crowded.

4(6 years ago)

MARU HAYA

Part 3 of the eight hot springs in Beppu 😌♨️🍶 After experiencing hot springs at Hamada Onsen, I discovered a nice building and when I visited it, I found out that it was the old Hamada Onsen, and the lady in charge of the tour kindly explained various things to me. I received it. There is a magnificent bathhouse in the basement that remains intact, and there are exhibits of the donors who worked hard, photos and documents from that day, and documents from Kotobeppu Seki, making the time spent waiting for the bus worthwhile ☺️

5(4 years ago)

薩摩律子ばぁば

2019-9 The Hamada Onsen Museum currently exists as a museum in the former Hamada Onsen Hall. We arrived at Hamada Onsen♨️ after 5pm😅 The museum in front of you is already closed😭 I really wanted to try it out, so I visited first thing the next morning. A museum where you can learn about the history and changes of hot springs in Beppu. It was helpful when visiting the eight hot springs of Beppu.

3(2 years ago)

温泉大好物

♨️You can see rare things♨️ This museum is located in front of the current Hamada Onsen. The bathhouse that was previously used remains. You will feel like you have traveled back in time. The one that gave me brain juice💦 was one with a hot spring mark drawn on the tile. Rounder and cuter than the general hot spring mark ☝🏻

4(2 years ago)

りょうたボールボーイ

The building that was once a hot spring has been turned into a museum, with the hot spring building still intact. I go to the bathroom with my clothes on (lol) You can also put it in the sauna ruins next to the bathtub. Although I had very little time until closing time, I am grateful to the man who taught me a lot of things and took the time to explain things to me and tell me stories from the past.

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