Asahikawa Takasagodai Manyonoyu

It's effective for tired bodies (I can assure you). The facility itself is not exactly new, but you won't have any problems using it, and I think the cleanliness is maintained at a top level among the large-scale hot spring facilities I've been to. The person at the entrance counter told me the cheapest way to enter, and I really appreciated their customer service. The bath was spacious, I really enjoyed the jets in the open-air bath, and the food after my bath was delicious.

We stopped in here to warm up after seeing the Ice Crystal Museum, and I was pleasantly surprised! It has a really local feel while still keeping it classy. Be warned though, everything is in Japanese! So make sure you can translate some things. The water is clean and hot, and I loved the outdoor bathing area. There's something refreshing about sitting in a hot onsen while snow falls around you. ^_^ Entrance fee is 950 yen on weekdays, and 150 yen for towels. Good deal!

I used the onsen only on a Saturday after skiing. No tattoos. Price 1650 yen for use of baths - set price with towels and no option for alternate pricing without towel rental. Large onsen facility with multiple pools of differing temperatures indoor and outdoor, sauna and many wash stations.

I told them I just need room I will don't use onsen but they still cancel my reservation bcs i have tattoos. Time is 23:40 and I just stay outside.

Spent two hours to get there just to be refused to enter with really SMALL TATTO on my back