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Rustic Nyuto Onsen ryokan with milky sulfur baths in the forest, reached by bus and short walk, day-use hours are limited. Mixed bath is traditional.

Large open-air bath in Kusatsu’s Sainokawara Park, about a 12-minute walk from Yubatake, forest views, seasonal hours, outdoor showers. bring coins.

Day-use onsen near Hakone-Yumoto with public baths and bookable private rooms, free shuttle, under-6s use private baths only. Wheelchair users welcome.

Classic Beppu bathhouse known for sand baths, a short walk from JR Beppu Station, simple facilities, bring your own towel and soap, expect queues.

Historic public bathhouse in Matsuyama’s Dogo district, walkable from trams, with multiple bathing courses and strict no-swimsuit rules, lockers.

Remote Apurímac canyon baths near Curahuasi (1,780 m), riverbank pools fed by ~50°C springs, basic lodging/camping, entry S/5-8, 29 km from Curahuasi by taxi.

High Andean public baths in Lares (3,250 m) with 6 pools at 35-48°C, 1.2 km from town, open 24 hrs, entry S/4-15, via Cusco-Calca road, camping area.

Near Huaraz, this developed bath complex has 3 pools and private tubs, water up to 49°C, open 7:00am-5:00pm, 20 min from Huaraz Plaza, entry from S/10.

Modern Colca Valley complex near Chivay (3 km), 5 operable pools around 38-40°C, open 4:00am-7:00pm, foreign entry S/15, small on-site museum too.