亀山温泉 白鳥の湯

There are various values, but I rate it pretty highly... (๑>◡<๑) There are 10 washing stations in the open-air and indoor baths. And ¥300 is just too cheap! (¥200 for those over 65). Shampoo and body soap are not provided, so you'll need to bring your own. The water is alkaline, tasteless, odorless, and a little lukewarm. You'll receive a locker key at the entrance, so after using it, just lock the door and return the key. It seems to contain a small amount of radon (a radioactive substance). It's a shame that you can't tell there's a hot spring from the entrance. It seems like it could become more popular...

February 25, 2026 Price: 300 yen for adults (up to age 64) Towels not available for rental Shampoo and body soap not provided Only an indoor bath and an open-air bath No jet bath or carbonated spring Only one hair dryer The water temperature is not displayed, but I think it's warm Purchase a ticket from the ticket machine, hand it over to the reception desk, and you'll receive a locker key. You can't choose the location of your locker The clientele is on the older side Considering the 300 yen admission, it's a good value

The thick, creamy water was amazing. And best of all, it was cheap!! However, there were no shampoos or amenities provided, so you had to bring everything with you. There were a lot of local elderly people, so it felt like a nice place to relax. It's located inside a public facility. There's also an open-air bath. While I was soaking in the tub, the cleaning brooms and trash cans were right there in full view. This wouldn't happen in a hotel, but since it wasn't a hotel, I guess it can't be helped, haha.

Saturday in October 2025, General Admission: 300 yen for adults Mostly elderly people from the neighborhood frequent the baths; it seems that outsiders don't use them much. Even so, there's no unwelcoming atmosphere. The baths aren't free-flowing, which is a shame, but because there are few people, you can relax and enjoy the bath. There's no cold bath or sauna, but there is an open-air bath. It was raining that day, but the open-air bath has a roof over the tub, so my head stayed dry.

Bathed around 2 PM on Sunday, January 5, 2025. Adults pay ¥300. Soaps can be brought or purchased at the reception. No hair dryers. If you bring your own, only two can be plugged in. If two people are using the power outlet, you'll have to wait. [Personal Review] Water quality: 5 stars; Atmosphere: 2 stars; A sense of local priority made me feel uneasy (1 star); Affordability: 5 stars; Locker use: 2 stars; I'll return if the price remains the same.