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Itsukaichi Natural Hot Spring Yurayura

34.3974° N · 132.3693° E
Itsukaichi Natural Hot Spring Yurayura
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Rating
★ 4.1
Reviews
975
Photos
18
Amenities
Wheelchair accessible entranceWheelchair accessible parking lotSaunaLie-down bathOpen-air bathRest areaRestaurantLGBTQ+ friendly
Hours
monday
8 AM–12 AM
tuesday
8 AM–12 AM Hours might differ
wednesday
8 AM–12 AM
thursday
8 AM–12 AM
friday
8 AM–12 AM
saturday
8 AM–12 AM
sunday
8 AM–12 AM
Contact
Phone
+81 82-929-2226
What visitors say top 5 of 10 reviews
バーバモジャ4 months ago
★★☆☆☆

While the price has been gradually increasing in 50-yen increments, the fact that bathing is relatively reasonable and the bathrooms are well-maintained is commendable. However, there are currently issues with key aspects, both intangible and tangible, of the facility. First of all, the parking lot is shared with the neighboring Marugame Seimen, so it gets extremely crowded around dinnertime on weekends. What's more, there are separate entrances on the Yura Yura side and the Marugame side, allowing cars to pass through, which can make queues all messy. There used to be a security guard on duty during busy times, but that's no longer the case... It's a situation where an accident could happen at any time. Also, the bathrooms are patrolled infrequently. When it's quiet, it seems relatively quiet, but when it's busy with families, perhaps because the reception staff are busy, there are hardly any patrols. It's at times like these that I notice inconsiderate fathers leaving their raging toddlers in the sauna, or people reserving spots in the showers. I'd appreciate more proactive attention. In terms of facilities, I'd like to see the showers improved. The water pressure is generally weak, some machines only dispense hot water, and many customers press the lever with their feet, causing it to rattle. Furthermore, it appears that the shampoo and body soap bottles have not been changed in years, and the labels have faded, making it impossible to tell which is shampoo and which is body soap. Some machines have labeling on them, but others do not, which is a mystery. The fact that the bottles have not been changed for such a long time also raises hygiene concerns. Furthermore, the buttons on the jet baths are broken (physically destroyed), and some machines do not dispense jets. This has also been left untouched for years. Overall, it is a popular super sento, but upon closer inspection, there are many questionable points. If these issues are left untouched, I am concerned that the sauna buttons may also be broken, as in the recent fatal accident in a private sauna in Tokyo, or that there may be defects that could lead to serious accidents if something were to happen. I would like these issues to be improved.

Shauna Newmana year ago
★★★★★

This place was the perfect place to relax. I initially asked the front desk if you could wear bathing suits since my husband has some tattoos. They said no to bathing suits but said tattoos would be ok. The man and woman have different entrances and tubs. You can rent towels or bring your own. They have body wash and shampoo. The lockers are included with the price. It was 800 yen each. You start off by taking a shower. Then they had 4 different tubs inside. They had amazing jets to really relax you. One is a cold pool filled with lemons. I saved that for last. There were 3 tubs outside. One had mint infused water. One was a water fall style which felt really good. They also had a rose infused one for your feet. There was two hot saunas. One came with mud to put on your body. I would definitely go back.

555 villanova2 months ago
★★★★☆

I hadn't been there for about five years because I found it annoying, with groups of former delinquent guys from the area gathering to chat and glaring at newcomers, but when I went back recently those guys had all cleared out. Even after COVID-19, the bar seems to be considerate, with signs saying "silent bathing" posted up. It's reasonably priced, so I'll try to go there occasionally from now on.

田中綾2 months ago
★★★★★

I've been going here for about 10 years, and I still feel like this is the most relaxing place. They sometimes have mud packs in the sauna. I like the barrel bath the most when they have citrus fruits. Sometimes they have a day when they have radish? which I think is funny. It's a fun place. My favourites are the bubble bath, shape-up bath, barrel bath and open-air bath

かゆい足2 years ago
★★★★☆

No tattoos allowed. Cute kid's bath. The women's steam sauna has facial pack. The outdoor area has three waterfall spouts! Very relaxing! Food is inexpensive and very delicious! They don't have hair conditioner, so make sure to bring yours or buy one in the counter. I just wish the sauna is hot enough, it was only 80 degrees.

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