Japan · Ibaraki · Mito · Commercial · onsen

Gokurakuyu

Mito, Ibaraki Prefecture 311-4145, Japan
36.3823° N · 140.4015° E
Gokurakuyu
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Amenities
Wheelchair accessible entranceWheelchair accessible parking lotSaunaLie-down bathOpen-air bathRest areaRestaurantBedrock bathDay-use private bathNatural onsenOnsen water types
What visitors say top 5 of 10 reviews
くり2 months ago
★★★★★

I've been to several public hot springs in the past, but I think this one is particularly wonderful. I have atopic dermatitis, and my skin feels much better when I come here. The cleaning staff always cleans carefully, being careful not to disturb other customers. It's clear that they pay attention to even the smallest details, such as diligently removing hair from the shower area and frequently refilling shampoo, body soap, and conditioner. The bath is always clean and very comfortable. There are a wide variety of baths, and the regular rotation of baths is one of the joys of bathing. This is a very comfortable hot spring. My Japanese isn't very good, but I appreciate the multilingual explanations at the entrance. I would just like to point out one thing: if possible, consider limiting bath use by time, such as restricting children from using the bath after 9 p.m., especially for those who want to relax in peace after work. This would allow more people to enjoy the bath in peace. Also, there used to be a TV in the open-air bath; I would appreciate it if you could reinstall it.

りょうぶーEdited 2 months ago
★★★★☆

It's great that it's not crowded on weekday mornings. 🙆 Just put your shoes in the shoe locker, register your locker key at the reception, and enter. 😊 No complicated registration required, so it's easy to enter. 😊 They have mega highballs, which is great. 🫡 Drink lots of alcohol, then take three baths! 🍺 I got a tonic, exfoliation, and a full-body massage, and it took me a whole day to fully satisfy my body. ❤️ But considering the price of a full course at a regular beauty salon, it's so cheap, I've decided to go back for beauty treatments. ✨😏 I'll definitely go again. 🍀 Don't tell anyone, I went because my daughter loves Haikyuu! 😁 Second time. 😉

ちゃんEdited 4 months ago
★★★★★

I park my car in the parking lot, go for a run in the area, and then take a bath. I bought a 20-use pass, so I can use it at a discount even on weekends when prices are higher. The bath is always crowded, but it's clean and comfortable to use. The rest areas on the 1st and 2nd floors are spacious, and the dining area has a wide variety of delicious menu items. I liked Gokurakuyu here so much that I bought shares. I will receive a shareholder discount coupon next year, which will likely make it even more affordable.

なななな7 months ago
★★★★★

September 2025 I'm a regular. Even though it's a public bath, the water feels like a hot spring. They often collaborate with anime, so the different baths never get boring. In the summer, the water temperature is relatively low, with the open-air bath at 40 degrees and the carbonated spring at 37 degrees, making it comfortable to soak in. The food is delicious, and they incorporate seasonal dishes, so they're very creative. The Demon Slayer collaboration is only available until tomorrow!

Rachel Arre10 years ago
★★★★★

This place has great baths including carbon dioxide, salt scrub, sauna, ceramic pot, and one that changes depending on season and occasion. It also has many great places to relax and has massage chairs. The price is pretty cheap for all the services offered and it's is a 25 minute walk from Akatsuka station.

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