Yofudo Onsen

The bath itself was very good, and the sauna and cold bath were also very pleasant, but four or five children, around elementary school age, were carrying the sauna mats provided after leaving the sauna without returning them. Some children even had two mats. There were no mats provided, so we had no choice but to enter the sauna without them. My bottom was extremely hot. The kids were going in and out multiple times in a short period of time, and the temperature of the sauna was starting to drop... The kids were having fun even in the cold bath, bringing their mats with them. I looked around to see if there were any parents or adults around, and I saw someone who looked like a parent. He also had a mat with him, and he was using it behind his back in the open-air bath, or placing it next to him while soaking in the open-air bath. If the parents were parents, the kids would follow suit. It's just bad manners, or maybe just rude, or maybe it shows a lack of parental education. The parents themselves are embarrassing. Sauna mats are shared and are used when entering the sauna. Of course, it's common sense to wash them and return them to their place after using them. I noticed that many other customers were bathing without a mat. The bath was very good and I would like to go again, but I felt very infuriated by the presence of such an irrational parent and child, and it was a negative thing. Customers with no common sense should not come! This parent and child were far too irrational. I wish more people would have a little more common sense. After leaving the hot spring and driving a short distance, the illuminated ruins of Wadayama Takeda Castle looked very beautiful.

September 7, 2025 Asago City, Hyogo Prefecture Adults: ¥800 A tranquil hot spring nestled in the middle of rice paddies. Even at 3 PM on Sundays, there are few customers, so you can relax and enjoy the time. Sauna, cold bath, open-air bath A typical small, rural hot spring. The temperature is 37 degrees! The changing room has a blast with air conditioning and two blasting fans! It's amazing! After the bath, enjoy ramen and draft beer!

I went there by motorcycle. There is an indoor bath, an open-air bath, and a sauna, and the water was a little hot. So it's best to take a leisurely bath in the open-air bath so you can enjoy the water. The parking lot is large and easy to park in. It cost 800 yen.

A Beautiful garden, warm and pleasant waters, great place to relax. The changing rooms are a bit small. The rest area is spacious, the view is beautiful. There is a canteen and a drink corner. Various local products sold. Babies allowed.

Small onsen with one indoor and one outdoor bath and sauna. Water feels ordinary, but feeling afterwards was nice. Good enough after hiking, Customers were only local people.