Relaxing — deep, immediate muscle release.
Loaded with major ions — the essential minerals (Ca, Mg).
Dense, salty water — you float without effort.
Rifu Onsen Miyagi is a hot spring facility in Rifu, a town in Miyagi Prefecture immediately northeast of Sendai, Japan, home to the Miyagi Stadium — the largest soccer stadium in the Tohoku region where the 2002 FIFA World Cup matches were played — and developed as one of Sendai's most affluent suburban communities with a reputation for excellent educational institutions and high quality of life. The naturally chloride-sodium spring waters here provide a warming, saline mineral soak characteristic of Miyagi's coastal geothermal zone, offering Rifu's suburban residents and sports visitors a readily accessible therapeutic hot spring experience close to one of Tohoku's most significant sporting venues. Combining proximity to Sendai's metropolitan amenities, the sporting heritage of the 2002 World Cup stadium, and the restorative comfort of authentic coastal saline mineral bathing, Rifu Onsen provides convenient and genuine therapeutic wellness for the greater Sendai metropolitan community.