天然温泉 湯舞音 龍ヶ崎店

A lukewarm, relaxing super-sento bathhouse. On weekends, the cost is 1,200 yen for adults and 600 yen for children, just the bath fee. The hot spring is a clear salt spring, nothing flashy, but good. The water is lukewarm throughout. The main feature is the carbonated spring water from Fuwakuna Onsen, which is great for a relaxing soak. It's a bit disappointing that the water only reaches around 40 degrees and there's no hot water. There's also an electric tub bath and a reclining bath, but it's unusual that there are no jets. The sauna is also lukewarm, with even the fourth level barely lasting 10 minutes. This makes it a bit crowded, creating a reverse Tetris-like experience where you have to stay for a long time. Meanwhile, the cold bath is a little cold at 14 degrees, so it's not a good balance. It's nice to be able to use the rest area in the bedrock bath area. Playing Othello is also a nice touch. Located inside a huge shopping mall that seems to cater to the needs of local residents. It's not particularly hot, but it seems like a good place to spend the day.

I visited on a weekday evening. The facilities are excellent, with a bedrock bath, relaxation area, manga corner, and game corner, making it a great place to spend a whole day. Parking is free. A sports gym is located next door. The washing area has no partitions, and the shower water pressure is weak. I personally enjoyed the open-air natural hot spring carbonated bath, and the löyly event was great. For the löyly event, if you line up in front of the sauna, there are already people sitting on the benches, so you need to line up behind the benches. During the löyly, it was relatively easy to get out if it got too hot. Even though it was a weekday, the bath area was quite crowded, and I didn't like how it was a bit cramped. It became less crowded later in the evening. There's a relaxation area in front of the bedrock bath, and it's usable even if you're not using the bedrock bath, so overall I think it's a good facility!

First visit on November 21, 2025 🔰 The facility offers a natural hot spring, a rock sauna, a gym, and more. I went during my free time on a business trip, so I only went to enjoy the hot springs. ■ Indoor bath: Daily hot spring changes, electric bath (there are two seats, strong and weak. I tried the strong setting, but it was quite strong, so I recommend getting used to it first). ■ Open-air bath: I enjoyed the natural hot spring, carbonated hot spring, and reclining bath. It's located within the shopping area, so you can eat here or at one of the restaurants on the premises. ✴ From Ryugasaki-shi Station, it's a 25-30 minute bus ride, then a 5-minute walk from Saiseikai Hospital.

~800 yen for a really nice, well maintained bath house, 1100 if you want to rent a towel and bathrobe. Features one jacuzzi, one "aroma of the day" bath, a sauna, a cold bath, a half-submerged sleeping bath, two outdoor baths, and a few individual tubs. Facilities are up to date. Restaurant is delicious. Not a cheap bath house by some standards, but that can also be a good thing.

Reasonably priced onsen. Has all the usual aspects that you’d find in a typical public bath: good quality soaps, four different temperature baths, water beds, and dry sauna.