Gokurakuyu Kanazawa Nonoich





I regularly clean at Gokurakuyu Kanazawa Nonoichi in Nonoichi City, Ishikawa Prefecture. 🏮 Among Gokurakuyu's nationwide locations, from Tohoku to Kyushu, the Nonoichi branch boasts natural hot springs. ♨️ The water is a chloride spring, characterized by its yellow-green color. Even as a cleaning professional, I'm impressed by the thorough maintenance of every corner of the building. ✨ First, I soothe my tired body in the high-concentration carbonated bath. 💫 The open-air rock bath and cypress bath each have their own unique charms. 🌿 I particularly enjoyed the rare Junmai Sake bath. Apparently, it uses Junmai Sake from Fukumitsuya, a long-established sake brewery in Kanazawa. 🍶 The luxurious experience of soaking in mellow water in a Shigaraki-yaki pot bath. Apparently, alternating between the natural hot spring and the natural hot spring enhances the body's thermal insulation. The sauna is a far-infrared tower, allowing you to thoroughly sweat. 🧖♂️ I felt completely refreshed after enjoying the combination of a cold bath and outdoor air bath. ❄️ They also have a dining area, massage parlors, relaxation areas, and even a haircut! The morning bath is reasonably priced at 710 yen, so I'd definitely like to stop by again. The student discount is great for families with children. 👨👦👦 If you're visiting Kanazawa, be sure to stop by Gokurakuyu Kanazawa Nonoichi Branch.
After shoveling snow on a heavy snowfall in January 2021, I cooled down, so I went to Gokurakuyu in Nonoichi in the afternoon for the first time in a while. It was snowing, so snow piled up on my head in the open-air bath, but the heat of the water and the cold of the snow made it feel really nice. I came by car, so I refrained from having a beer after the bath, but there are places where you can enjoy a leisurely drink, so next time I'll walk there. I went to the Sunday morning bath in March 2021. Now, if you enter between 8am and 10am on Sunday mornings, it's a good deal as it costs only 550 yen. There are many types of baths and they are spacious, so you can relax quite easily if it's not crowded. (Indoor Baths) Carbonated Bath: 38°C Jet Bath: 40.5°C Electric Bath Sitting Bath Cold Bath: 18°C Sauna (Open-Air Baths) Cypress Bath: 42°C Open-Air Rock Bath: 42°C Sake Bath: 40.5°C Sleeping Baths: 7 (Other) 30 Washing Areas (Shampoo and Body Soap Provided) Standing Showers: 2 Water Dispenser 4 Hair Dryers (Free of Charge)
Tuesday Sauna Activity I had no idea there was a collaboration with Panties Rabbit... I went on the last day... And it was my first time at Gokurakuyu... Checked in around 9:15 AM The collaboration towels were, of course, sold out. There were only a few merch items left. I only bought a badge (440) and an acrylic stand (660) as souvenirs. There was no one in the changing room, but the sauna room was surprisingly crowded... There was no space to even get in the carbonated spring. I started by rinsing my body in the outdoor bath. 3 sets ① 10→2→8 ② 10→2→8 ③ 12→2→8 The sauna room was about 90 degrees? The cold bath was 17.6 degrees. The outdoor air was pleasant... Finally, the high-concentration carbonated spring... It warmed me up nicely. The restaurant didn't open until 11 AM, so I checked out without stopping by. I'll come again...
This is a really nice place to come enjoy the onsen. There are many baths, both inside and outside. There’s also a sauna and sake tub. For 630, I feel like it’s really cheap for what you get. There are massage chairs as well as the massage parlor; gotcha machines for kids (or adults); a hair salon; and a restaurant. I didn’t eat there, but it looked like a nice place to relax after a bath. Just as a note if you have tattoos, there are many signs prohibiting them here. The only thing I didn’t like was the TV for the outside baths. This seems to be a common thing and I find it takes away from the relaxation.
I went because I received a multi-visit ticket. I went on a weekday evening, and it was quite crowded. The changing room was very spacious, and the lockers were large, making it easy to store my belongings. There were also plenty of showers in the main bath. They even had ReFa showerheads, which was very comfortable. The carbonated bath felt wonderful.
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