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Tōgō Yu

35.4667° N · 133.8936° E
Tōgō Yu
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Amenities
Wheelchair accessible entranceWheelchair accessible parking lotWheelchair accessible restroomFree-flowing onsenOnsen water directly flows from the sourceNatural onsenOpen-air bathRest areaBedrock bathDay-use private bath
What visitors say top 5 of 10 reviews
にじよんa year ago
★★★★★

This day-trip hot spring is located in Togo Onsen, and is operated by the same corporation on the Hawai Onsen side. This hot spring was closed for about three months for renovations, but reopened on December 6th. The fee is 370 yen for a regular bath, and 890 yen for the swimsuit area. Swimsuits are available for rental, but there is an additional fee. The swimsuit area includes a sauna, waterslide, and pool, as well as a spot where you can bathe while looking out at Lake Togo, making it a great time to visit at dusk. There is a sports gym and a small game corner on the second floor. Merchandise featuring Onsen Musume Hawai Togo Ukino, Tottori local VTuber Otane, and Yurihama Town's mascot Yuririn is available for purchase.

てれうさEdited 7 months ago
★★★★☆

There is a hot spring and a pool, and you can choose to just use the hot spring. The pool is the main attraction, and it looks like a great place to spend half a day or more (I didn't use the pool, so I'm just judging by the appearance). The bath has a capacity of just under 10 people, so whether you can relax and enjoy the hot spring in peace and quiet will depend on the time of day. If you're mainly here for the pool, you'll be very satisfied. If you're only here for the hot spring, it feels a bit overshadowed by the grandeur of the building. They also have a collaboration plan with Onsen Musume, and merchandise is on sale.

アツシ5 months ago
★★★★★

On my way back from playing in the Chinese garden, I stopped by with only my smartphone and wallet. It was a Sunday night, and there seemed to be hardly any tourists around. I only had my smartphone and wallet, but I rented a sealed set of rental towels and a swimsuit and used the entire facility, relaxing. If I only had a bath, I'd end up just washing my body, so After my bath, I relaxed with a cup of clam miso soup-flavored ice cream.

MW4 years ago
★★★★★

I had a really nice time here! There are onsen pools٫ regular swimming pool and a sauna in this place. You need to wear a swimsuit as male and females are allowed to be in the same area. If you don't have a swimsuit٫ you can rent from them which will cost you only 300 ¥. Go to this place and have a relaxing time! Oh they even have a gym on the second floor. And I heard there's a spa massage but I didn't get to try it.

Nicolas Verhoevena year ago
★★★★★

It's mostly an Onsen where you need to wear a swimming trunk. Inside you have various baths and saunas and an outdoor Onsen. There is a small pool for walking not swimming. Excellent place to relax. It's a gem.

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