Aqua Ignis Minami Yoshikawa

Aquaignis Yoshikawa Minami, Yoshikawa City, Saitama Prefecture "High-quality baths and food." This is the place for you! ✨️ This hot spring facility is located within Aeon Town Yoshikawa Minami. ♨️ Musashino Onsen is a natural hot spring that springs from 1,500 meters underground. The "iodine-containing, sodium-chloride strong salt spring" warms you to the core and lasts for a long time. There are plenty of baths, including three indoor baths, an open-air bath, and a reclining bath. While there's no sauna, we recommend the Refuro (mineral mist bath), which costs an additional fee. 🔥 Refuro incorporates the ancient Japanese immunotherapy culture of "toji culture" into modern life. Refuro is a new hot bathing tradition that involves bathing in hot water. Enveloped in natural minerals, known since ancient times as "medicinal stones," and natural mineral mist, you'll sweat profusely! Take a break in the cooler areas, sip mineral water, and then alternate between mineral baths and resting. We recommend 2-4 sets per session 🌿 for a complete detox of both body and mind. And above all, this facility's food is also a highlight. You can enjoy Kanazawa Maimon Sushi's "Today's Million Stone Nigiri Sushi," a variety of bluefin tuna, and Chef Tsujiguchi's bakery and chocolate creations—it's the best! They also offer couples' discounts (on the 20th and 30th of each month), and hold a variety of seasonal events. It's also conveniently located, just a 5-minute walk from Yoshikawa Minami Station. Come and spend a blissful time at Aqua Ignis Yoshikawa Minami, soothing your body and mind in a natural hot spring and relaxing space.

I hate crowded and noisy places, so I went on a weekday evening, and it was very quiet and empty. The receptionist was very friendly, and the interior was clean. Occasionally, couples come in together, but most people come alone, so it's really quiet inside and I was able to relax in the hot springs. At one point, two young people with loud voices came into the men's bath, which was a bit noisy... (When I came out to the rest area, I immediately recognized them because the two young people were talking quite loudly while playing games on their smartphones.) I thought three or four people had come in, but it was just two! Maybe they couldn't speak a little more quietly. Shampoo, conditioner, and body soap are provided, but they don't offer cleanser or facial cleanser, so it might be a good idea to bring your own. I packed my own face wash, so it was helpful to have a small trash can by the shower seats! It started to rain a little when I arrived, and it was still drizzling when I got into the open-air bath. The rain swayed the trees, creating a lovely atmosphere. It was truly pleasant. It was mid-October, so the reclining bath was quite cold (lol). The staff were constantly checking the temperature of the hot spring and cleaning it. There's no sauna or jacuzzi, so it feels a little lacking, but if you want a quiet bath, this is the place for you! I'll definitely come back when I want some peace and quiet.

I've been to a lot of super sento, but... This one is boring. I got bored and left in less than an hour. Here are my thoughts: 1. The five baths are all pretty much the same. There's no modern carbonated spring, and no jacuzzi. The temperature difference isn't that great, so the baths are generally quite unremarkable. So, as the reviews say, it's pretty empty. I guess there aren't many repeat customers. 2. The moment I stepped into the bath, I thought it was cramped! The bathtub, the washing area, and the changing area. 3. I was hoping to at least get a meal after the bath, but even though it was lunchtime, there were only about five customers there! As the reviews say, it's expensive, and I guess the food isn't that good. I agree. 4. You can't leave mid-bath. I wanted to eat at Saizeriya inside Aeon before taking another bath... Unless they make some management efforts to attract repeat customers, I think they'll probably close in a few years. There are just too few customers. I don't think I'll be returning. They're planning a price increase from mid-December 2025.

This is an amazing onsen! The place is very clean and relaxing. The front staff are professional, and has a nice food and product stand at the entrance. The changing rooms are clean. Inside, you have a few baths- set at different temps. Outside has one bath and lay down bath. Very relaxing! The body soap, shampoo is good quality. A very relaxing place! Has a book library, food court! Smoking area. Toilets are super clean! I recommend this place. Last night we tried the restaurant. Hmnn, the udon noodles with tempura set seemed expensive at 950¥. The quality and volume did not match the price in my opinion. The curry and rice my wife ordered looked great, but was not the best tasting. My 5 star is based on the onsen- not so much the restaurant meals. I would probably eat at another restaurant. If they could improve this food court quality, i think it would attract more customers.

Very sophisticated interior. There was a tiny library/ book showcase too in between the reception and the bathing area. The baths were very spacious and beautiful. I went at night but it still looked gorgeous. The lying down baths had many spots so a large number could be accommodated at once. Inside there were 3 kinds of baths- silk, regular and a 39 degree one. On Golden Week the outdoor bath was English Rose scented. Even though there wasn’t a sauna, I was super relaxed. The dressing area was also very spacious and had 12 hair drying spots available. The lockers did not require a coin deposit and the area was very brightly lit. I love that it is open until midnight.