とき温泉 KAMABA

Visited Toki Onsen "KAMABA" on Friday, January 30, 2026, at 8:00 PM. This relatively new hot spring, opened in Toki City in 2022 with local capital, boasts excellent bathing facilities, rest areas, and dining options. The basic fee also includes a rock sauna, making it a very cost-effective hot spring facility. While rock saunas typically require separate bathing suits and towels, these are available for free rental (so generous!). The interior features a unified wooden space with Mino ware-inspired decor and a calming atmosphere. It features a reclining room with a TV, a working space with a PC, and a hideaway-like rest area, making it a great place to spend a relaxing day in style. Open from 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM (last admission at 10:30 PM). Adult admission is 800 yen (900 yen on weekends and holidays), cash only. Shoe lockers and changing lockers are free, and valuables lockers are combination-coded. The system is to purchase an admission ticket from the ticket machine, hand it to the reception, receive a tagged changing locker key, and pay all payments except for the admission fee at the end. If you wish to use the bedrock bath, you will need to rent bedrock bath wear and a bath towel at reception. Amenities include basic body soap, shampoo, conditioner, and a hair dryer. The soaps are Nishikawaya's La Ange Lague Vert "Botanical," and there are 4-5 Tescom Nobby hair dryers. Other amenities provided include a Hitachi water cooler, a Tanita scale, and an industrial fan. The indoor bath area has two 10+5+9 mixer faucets, two shower booths, a main hot spring bath (with an electric bath for two people), a silk bath (with fine bubble bath), a cold water bath, a fairly large dry sauna (far-infrared + stone-type 4-stage 22-person auto-loyly with TV every 30 minutes), and an outdoor jet bath for four people, hot spring baths with hot water changes, carbonated spring water, an open-air rock bath, a reclining bath for five people, three tub baths, and numerous rest chairs in the open-air bathing area. There is also an extensive rock bath area, with four small and large rooms with low, medium, and high temperatures that can be used freely. According to the hot spring analysis report posted for 2022, the source is excavated 1,500 meters, with a flow rate of 92 liters per minute, a temperature of 28.1°C, a pH of 8.4, and a dissolved solids content of 1,353 mg. The spring quality is a hypotonic, weakly alkaline, low-temperature, low-temperature, low-radioactivity sodium-calcium chloride spring (also known as a chloride-containing earth salt spring), which appears slightly cloudy and black-brown with no taste or odor. While pale white, it contains 21.2 mg of metaboric acid and 3.1 nCi of radon, giving it a slightly viscous consistency and a moisturizing, dry feel without stickiness. Although it was late in the day, I had the local dish "Keichan Yaki" (grilled keichan) and vegetable salad at the restaurant. The spring quality itself is relatively conventional, but overall I would highly recommend this facility. If I had to point out a drawback, it would be that they don't accept cashless payments. It's a great hot spring.

I stopped by on a weekday on my way from Matsumoto to Nagoya. As I'd heard, this hot spring is less crowded than nearby hot springs on weekdays, and the relaxing atmosphere made it a pleasant experience. Payment is cash only, at 800 yen. The facility is new and clean. The fact that the G-type bedrock bath is included was a pleasant surprise. The open-air baths are varied, offering a variety of options, including a bath where you can watch TV, a reclining bath, and a scented bath, all perfectly suited to relieving travel fatigue. The water temperature is just right, so even long soaks are comfortable. Shampoo, conditioner, and body soap are provided, and the hairdryer area is clean and spacious, with every detail comfortably arranged. The bedrock bath's lighting and temperature are well-balanced, allowing you to relax even after a short time. The rest area is spacious, with a bunk bed and a manga corner. If you have the time, it's a great place to spend a few hours relaxing here during the day. The smoking area is also spacious, and the flow of traffic is easy to understand. On the other hand, the front desk service was a bit of a problem. When I asked where to return my locker key, the staff member in charge said, "Wait, I'll have someone else take you there," even though the return area was right in front of me, and deliberately tried to leave it to another staff member. In the end, they just pointed directly in front of me and said, "Leave it here," and a simple comment would have been enough from the start. While I understand they were busy, the inconsistent service left an impression. Still, the facility itself is new, and the baths, bedrock baths, and rest areas are all of high quality, making it a very comfortable place to stop by between trips. Next time, I'd like to make time to stay longer, including the bedrock baths and rest areas.

I found this facility on my way to Toyota using this app and stopped by. It's located on a hill in a corner of the AEON Mall. Perhaps it's still new, but the facility is very spacious and clean. The facility is quite spacious, consisting of a hot stone bath, a spacious rest area, a restaurant, a shop, and a bathhouse. However, the facility only accepts cash. You can use the IC chip on your locker key for all purchases, but ultimately, you must use cash. Please be careful. It would be great if they could accept cashless payments in the future. Admission is 800 yen (900 yen on weekends and holidays), and you can use the hot stone bath. The front desk will ask you for your room wear and bath towels, so if you need them, you can borrow them. It's a great deal! 🉐 So, since I had the chance, I decided to start with the hot stone bath ▶️ Hot stone bath 3 sets 19 minutes → 13 minutes → 12 minutes Sauna 10 minutes → 13 minutes → 15 minutes Auto-loyly every 30 minutes Open-air bath 4 sets The open-air bathing space is quite spacious, and a pleasant breeze blows through. I was perfectly prepared. If it were closer, I'd definitely come back. I'd even consider spending the whole day indoors on my days off.

Since this facility only recently opened, everything inside is brand new and incredibly clean. It's clean and incredibly comfortable. [About the Water Quality, pH, and Circulation Method] The water is an alkaline simple hot spring, with a high pH of around 9.0. Looking at the numbers alone, one might expect it to be a truly "beautifying" bath, but the actual sensation wasn't particularly noticeable. Because it's a large facility, the water undergoes thorough filtration, heating, and chlorine disinfection, which seems to dilute the natural punch of the spring water. Those seeking fresh, distinctive water may find it a little disappointing. [Cost Performance] The biggest advantage of this facility is that the fee for the "rock sauna" is included in the bathing fee. If you plan on spending the whole day relaxing, the cost-performance ratio is excellent. Enjoying the rock sauna in a state-of-the-art, clean facility is a big plus. [Overall Review] I think this facility is more suited to those who want to relax and refresh in a new and clean facility, along with a rock sauna, rather than those who are very particular about the quality of the water itself.

I go there all the time. I often go to nearby hot spring facilities, but this is my favorite. The reasons are: 1) The facility is clean and feels even more hygienic. 2) I often go on weekday evenings, but it's not too crowded. 3) There are many types of baths, so you can enjoy a variety depending on your mood. 4) The sauna temperature is just right for me, so I can enjoy it comfortably. 5) There are no cases where local people occupy certain baths, making it difficult to enter or noisy (although that's just how it is). 6) The relaxation area is spacious, so you can relax. 7) The parking lot is large. There are many other reasons, but I like it for these reasons.