Best Saunas in Naha, Japan

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エナジック天然温泉アロマ

エナジック天然温泉アロマ

Enagic Natural Hot Spring Aroma is a day-use onsen in Oyama, Ginowan, fed by a sodium chloride spring drawn from 1,300 m below. It is known for an outdoor bath set in a Japanese garden, along with jet baths, a hinoki-wood bath and a falling-water bath. Both the men's and women's sides have a far-infrared sauna and a low-temperature salt sauna. Nifty Onsen lists hours of 7:00 to 22:00 (last entry 21:00), open all year, and adult entry of ¥1,500 with towels included.

Saunas: 4
Types: Infrared, Salt
浦添の湯

浦添の湯

Urasoe no Yu is a public natural hot spring on the third floor of the Xystus Urasoe sports club in Urasoe, just north of Naha. Its ancient seawater spring, drawn from 1,500 m down, is served free-flowing, with an outdoor bath that alternates monthly between the men's and women's sides. Each side has a high-temperature sauna, a steam sauna and a cold water bath. Open 9:00 to 22:30 on weekdays and to 22:00 at weekends, closed the second and fourth Monday. Entry ¥800, or ¥1,200 with no time limit.

Saunas: 4
Types: Finnish, Steam
CABIN & HOTEL ReTIME

CABIN & HOTEL ReTIME

ReTIME is a cabin hotel in Higashimachi, five minutes from Asahibashi station, whose second-floor large bath and sauna are open to day visitors for two hours at ¥1,200 with a towel. It also rents Wanno Sauna, private one-person sauna rooms with an ocean view, their own chilled cold-water shower and TV, used in swimwear and booked through LINE from ¥2,400 an hour. Day bathing runs 6:00 to 10:00 and 12:00 to 24:00, from 13:00 on Tuesdays. Tattoos must be covered with two stickers.

Saunas: 2
Types: Finnish
ワイズキャビン&ホテル 那覇国際通り

ワイズキャビン&ホテル 那覇国際通り

Y's Cabin & Hotel Naha Kokusai-dori is a cabin hotel a minute from Kokusai-dori and three minutes from Kenchomae station that opens its second-floor baths to day visitors. The men's and women's baths each have a sauna built of Japanese hinoki cypress and a cold water bath with a chiller. Day bathing, up to two hours with use of the lounge and manga corner, runs 5:00 to 10:00 and 16:00 to 24:00 and costs ¥800, or ¥1,000 with towel rental.

Saunas: 2
Types: Finnish
三重城温泉 海人の湯

三重城温泉 海人の湯

Miegusuku Onsen Uminchu no Yu is the hot spring on the second floor of Loisir Spa Tower Naha in Nishi, fed by 8-million-year-old fossil seawater that rises from 800 m below at 40.9°C. It has indoor and outdoor baths and a cold water bath; the men's side has an 85°C dry sauna and the women's side a 42°C steam sauna. The baths are open 7:00 to 23:00, but day visitors are received from 9:00 to 17:00 and pay ¥3,500, or ¥2,500 with a digital ticket bought in advance. Tattoos are not allowed.

Saunas: 2
Types: Finnish, Steam
天然温泉さしきの猿人の湯

天然温泉さしきの猿人の湯

Sashiki Enjin no Yu is the natural hot spring of Yuinchi Hotel Nanjo, on a hill in Sashiki with views over the Pacific. Its fossil-seawater spring is served free-flowing with no filtering, heating or added water. The men's side has a dry sauna of about 90°C with two stoves and loyly at 11:30, 19:30 and 21:30; the women's side has a 90°C dry sauna and a 50°C mist sauna, and both have a cold bath of about 18°C. Open daily 6:30 to 23:00; day visitors pay ¥2,050 plus bath tax.

Saunas: 3
Types: Finnish, Steam
琉球温泉 瀬長島ホテル 龍神の湯

琉球温泉 瀬長島ホテル 龍神の湯

Ryujin no Yu is the natural hot spring of Senagajima Hotel on Senaga Island in Tomigusuku, next to Naha Airport, with ocean and runway views from its outdoor baths. Two baths, Kinryu and Ginryu, alternate daily; each has a loyly sauna and a salt mist sauna and a cold bath of about 17°C. Staff run hot-air loyly sessions five times a day (9:00, 14:00, 17:00, 19:00 and 21:00). Open daily 6:00 to 24:00 (last entry 23:00); day visitors pay ¥2,000 with towels. Tattoos are not allowed.

Saunas: 4
Types: Finnish, Steam, Salt
スポーツパレスジスタス那覇

スポーツパレスジスタス那覇

Sports Palace Xystus Naha is a large fitness club in Nishi with a sea-view gym, pool and golf range, whose Korean jjimjilbang is open to non-members. Its heated stone rooms run from 40°C to 75°C, among them gem, yellow-earth, rock-salt, germanium, gold and elvan-stone rooms, plus an ice room at 0 to 12°C and a forest room for cooling down; the club's kurhaus adds dry and mist saunas and a cold bath. Visitors pay ¥1,500 with wear and towels included. Closed the second and fourth Monday.

Saunas: 8
Types: Finnish, Steam, Salt