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JFA YUME Field Makuhari Onsen Yura no Sato

Chiba, Chiba Prefecture, Japan
35.6362° N · 140.0394° E
JFA YUME Field Makuhari Onsen Yura no Sato
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Amenities
Wheelchair accessible entranceWheelchair accessible parking lotOnsite servicesOnsite services availableSaunaBedrock bathFree-flowing onsenOnsen water directly flows from the sourceLie-down bathNatural onsenOpen-air bathRest areaRestaurantDay-use private bathOnsen water typesOn-site parking
What visitors say top 5 of 10 reviews
Krantzl Kaneko4 years ago
★★★★☆

The best features of the outdoor onsen is the many silhouettes you can see- Mt Fuji specifically. Another thing I liked was the clay mask, made available in the outdoor bath. There was a lying down bath but it is not recommended if the weather is super cold as it was so shallow (probably just a centimeter or two deep. There was only type of sauna- a wet one that automatically blew steam throughout the room. The blowers were on the ceiling. The restaurant had very interesting items on it such as angler fish and motsu karaage. As we had lunch elsewhere, I went for the black natto and vanilla ice cream number... it was alright. They had a number of lounges but I liked the one on the second floor next to the ladies bath as you could see the ocean and relax in a bean bag. The room is also used as a workout/dance studio on certain occasions. There is a diaper changing crib in the women's changing room. Facetowels are available in the vending machine inside the changing room for around 150 yen and with the onsen's name and logo on it. Free wifi and free charging of devices in the dining area. No need to put 100 yen when depositing your shoes, nor for the changing room lockers. The rooftop had hammocks and benches to relax on, and you could see Tokyo Rainbow Bridge, the Skytree, Tokyo Tower, Narita airport and most importantly Mount Fuji. Slippers were made available. There was also a staff that disinfected the benches regularly. The elevator fortunately went all the way to the top.

Wong Timothy11 months ago
★☆☆☆☆

Highly not recommended to go there when it is weekend or holiday . Full of people stack in every places , lock room , resting room , Sauna , restaurant and even the hot bath . Different from other onsen , towels are not provided , you need to buy it or bring it by yourself . With so many people , really can’t enjoy to immerse in the hot bath . With so many people , hygiene cannot well maintained . Human hairs are flowing in the water which disgust me and make me when to get out immediately . Highly suggested that customer numbers should be controlled and maintain a better hygiene for whole area . Staffs should warn the coming customers when is it really full in the onsen . I even need to wait for 15 min to put on my clothes when I am naked in the changing room sin there are so many people stack in the changing room . It’s more than a probability I won’t go again .

Sayaka S5 years ago
★★★☆☆

View is nice. That’s it. They have huge space to sit and watch the bay so that’s nice but onsen itself is very small. I went there on weekday in the midday yet it was pretty crowded so I don’t even wanna think of the weekend. As other reviewers say, their main guests are the people who goes sports center which is right next to it, so they often gets big group. My friend told me men‘s Sauna was totally full. It’s ¥980 on weekday and ¥1200 on weekend. Staff won’t explain much, but the shoe locker key is your e-walket and you pay everything at the end using the key. They have no amenities for free besides the shampoo, conditioner and shower gel. Towels are ¥250 so bring your own towels if u can. The bay view from outdoor bath is cool. Overall, it’s alright.

Karishma K7 months ago
★★★★★

Excellent clean tidy onsen for both ladies and gentlemen - separate sections. Lots of different baths including electric massage, whirlpool, outdoor pool and option to shower with soap, shampoo and conditioner all provided - systematic locker system and helpful staff. The onsen is on second floor and below you can order food and drinks - which we did not try but looked good. Areas for you to chill out after bath. 1500 yen for weekend entry. Strictly no tattoo policy - please cover up any visible tattoos thoroughly and should be fine to enter. We used cover up stickers and bandaids. This is an additional cost and not available at onsen.

missmandyy –4 years ago
★★★★★

Probably one of the best onsens in Chiba with 5~6 hot and cold baths, sauna, bedrock baths and multiple relaxation areas with a view of the sea, including a hammock outdoors! It was incredibly relaxing and enjoyable. Complimentary shuttle service is available from Kaihinmakuhari Station twice per per hour (bus only seats 20). 営業時間: 10:00~24:00 平日: 1050円 (岩盤浴: 400円) 週末: 1300円 (岩盤浴: 500円) Free shuttle service from Kaihin Makuhari South Exit (海浜幕張駅南口)

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