All Reviews of Sakurajima Yogan Nagisa Park

I’ve been to Sakurajima twice, and every time I visit the island, I make sure to stop by the Sakurajima Yogan Nagisa Park Foot Bath~ This natural hot spring foot bath is free to use, with long wooden benches set up along the coast. Soaking your feet while admiring Kinko Bay and the scenery in the distance is so relaxing. Especially when visiting in winter, dipping your feet into the warm hot spring slowly spreads warmth throughout your body and helps you completely relax. What surprised me even more was the affectionate cats that hang out here! They’re like little ninjas lying in wait nearby. As soon as they notice someone sitting down to soak their feet, they immediately come over and may even jump right onto your lap to be petted and keep warm. They’re so cute they’ll melt your heart. Enjoying a foot bath amid Sakurajima’s magnificent natural scenery, with cats keeping you company, is an unforgettable and soothing experience. No wonder I can’t bear to miss it whenever I visit!

Sakurajima Yogan Nagisa Park is a little-known seaside treasure. There are few visitors, the atmosphere is peaceful, and almost only locals go there.

It's within walking distance of the ferry terminal and has a natural hot spring foot bath with clean, warm water that is completely free to use. In the evening, take off your shoes and socks and soak your feet in the hot water while watching the orange-red sun slowly set before you. Turn your head, and you can quietly gaze at the Sakurajima volcano as it occasionally releases white smoke. Enjoying the warmth amid the cool December sea breeze is the purest and most luxurious slow-paced experience in Sakurajima. I recommend it to travelers.

Whether you're admiring the volcano views or relaxing in the foot bath, you can have a really enjoyable and fulfilling time here.