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Can you drink tap water in Naoshima?

Updated October 2026Sources
YesYes, drinkable

Can you drink the tap water in Naoshima?

Tap water is safe to drink. Safe to drink. The island sometimes has water-saving notices in dry summers.

Key facts

Tap water across Japan

PlaceTap water
TokyoYes, drinkable
KyotoYes, drinkable
OsakaYes, drinkable
HiroshimaYes, drinkable
NaraYes, drinkable
SapporoYes, drinkable
OkinawaYes, drinkable
HakoneYes, drinkable
FukuokaYes, drinkable
KawaguchikoYes, drinkable
NisekoYes, drinkable
YokohamaYes, drinkable
KanazawaYes, drinkable
TakayamaYes, drinkable
NagoyaYes, drinkable
NikkoYes, drinkable
KamakuraYes, drinkable
KobeYes, drinkable
HakubaYes, drinkable
IshigakiYes, drinkable
NagasakiYes, drinkable
Shirakawa-goYes, drinkable
MiyakojimaYes, drinkable
HakodateYes, drinkable
OtaruYes, drinkable
BeppuYes, drinkable
MatsumotoYes, drinkable
KoyasanYes, drinkable
FuranoYes, drinkable
NaoshimaYes, drinkable

Quick answers

Is tap water safe to drink in Naoshima?

Tap water is safe to drink. Safe to drink. The island sometimes has water-saving notices in dry summers.

Can you drink tap water in Japan?

Safe to drink everywhere; restaurants serve free water or tea, and many stations and parks have fountains.

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Sources

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