Taiheinoyu






There are plenty of parking spaces. Both the shoe lockers and changing room lockers require a 100 yen coin (which is returned). Perhaps because I went during a long weekend, there seemed to be many families with preschoolers and young elementary school children. The restaurant was also quite crowded. The open-air bath temperature was a bit low. It felt more like something you could soak in for a long time rather than something that warmed you up quickly. They have a daily changing bath, a bubble bath, a carbonated bath (which was out of order), and a cypress bath, but overall it feels a bit compact considering the parking lot. The entrance fee is a reasonable 650 yen for adults. Membership offers member pricing and the option to purchase multi-visit passes. The hair dryers are all clustered together, making it quite inconvenient to dry your hair. The Panasonic ionic hair dryers, which are often free and readily available these days, cost 100 yen for 10 minutes. Haircuts and massages are available. There are also paid massage chairs and body scrubs.
It's clean, relatively new, and has a wide variety of baths. The open-air bath offers a wide view of the sky. The price went up recently, but it still feels cheap and is a great public bath. The kakiage donburi (rice bowl with tempura) (¥700) at the restaurant is incredibly delicious. It comes with two crispy tempura pieces. The soft serve ice cream is quite large.
Adults: ¥650 Children (ages 4 and up): ¥350 While still relatively inexpensive, there are many types of baths available. The TVs in the outdoor baths are easy to watch. Lockers and shoe lockers are available for ¥100, but two lockers are required, which could be improved. Starting September 21, 2025, the fees will be ¥750 for adults and ¥400 for children.
The interior of the building has a Taisho-era romantic feel and is very clean. The baths are also perfect. The dry sauna, mist sauna, and cold bath are all very comfortable. I loved it on my first visit, so I became a member and bought a multi-ride ticket. This is because the price will be increasing from September 21, 2025.
Absolute heaven. Salt and other mineral water onsen. Was lucky to be here. Choose the ¥800 ticket and enjoy the indoor and outdoor baths. Make sure you know the onsen rules(for non-Japanese). The water massage and jacuzzi is great, relieved me if my strained muscle. The Resturant is also classy with vegetarian’s like us.
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