Very modern, bright and tattoo-friendly, with the theme "light and wind, a public bath in a forest of trees". A younger crowd, people reading in the sauna, and a completely open-air outdoor bath.
Price600 yen adult · 200 yen child · +550 yen sauna · towel rental 150 yen / face towel 100 yen (or bring your own shampoo and soap)
Hours11:00–23:00 · closed Tuesdays
TattoosWelcome
Getting there5 min walk from Sakuradai Station
What you get4 baths · sauna · open-air salt bath · 3 massage jets · 2 massage chairs · no shampoo or soap
Modern-DesignListen ClassicFor A Rainy/Snowy DayTattoo-Friendly
This onsen has a very special atmosphere with its modern design and tattoo-friendly vibe. It is very bright, spacious, and open. The main milestone was in 2013 when the owner obtained a license related to hot spring excavation, completing the excavation within the year and accessing the hot spring in 1500m underground, a sodium monochloride strong open-air salt hot spring with various healthy effects.
The theme of the facility is “light and wind, a public bath in the forest of trees” which is supported by a light projection which changes its appearance.
You can find natural hot spring, carbonated springs, seasonal baths, jets, a sauna and a massage salon.
No body wash and shampoo provided. Bring your own or buy it at the counter. Buy your ticket at the counter. You receive a blue card which you need for your changing room locker (see picture above)
The following description is based on the male facilities!
The sauna is about 88°C and fits 10 people.
No plastic seat pads are provided in front of the sauna. So better bring your own foam pad or use a towel.
Indoor:
Cold Bath: 17°C, 2-3 ppl | | Jet Bath: 42°C, 8 ppl, 3 sitting Jets | Carbonated Bath: 38.5°C, 4-5 ppl
Outdoor (open-air):
Hot Bath: 42°C, 5-7 ppl
(Sun) Lounger: n/a | Chairs: n/a | Stone Benches: available, for 5 ppl | Ceiling: completely open
Special: sodium monochloride strong outdoor salt hot spring
Hairdryers (3x, 20 Yen for 3 minutes).
For more information, please visit the hisamatsu-yu website