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Yunohira Onsen

35.9535° N · 136.8802° E
Yunohira Onsen
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Amenities
Free-flowing onsenOnsen water directly flows from the sourceNatural onsenOpen-air bathRest areaBedrock bathDay-use private bathLie-down bathRestaurant
What visitors say top 5 of 10 reviews
スタバ温泉7 months ago
★★★★★

I think it has one of the best slippery baths in the Tokai region. 😊 The building🏠 has a rustic feel in a good way, with the atmosphere of a local public bathhouse rather than a hot spring facility. I really like the quality of the spring water and the feel of the building. 😃 The water in both the indoor and outdoor baths is about 39°C (my personal experience). As someone who likes lukewarm water, I could stay in it forever. 😊 The indoor bath has two tubs, and the outdoor area is compact, with just one rock bath. Unusually for today's environment, there's no dining area or sauna. It's a stoic hot spring ♨️ lol 😙 There's a restaurant on the other side of the parking lot that looks delicious... I'll try it next time 😤 The quality of the hot spring water is unbeatable 😊 The entrance from the prefectural road might be a little confusing 🤔 1️⃣Shoe lockers/locked 🗝️ 100 yen return or free 2️⃣Bath fee/ticket machine 3️⃣Dressing room lockers/locked 🗝️ 100 yen return or free I'll definitely come again 😙 By the way, there's no Starbucks nearby 🙄

ラテ3 months ago
★★★★★

I used the parking lot on a Wednesday evening on my way back from the boat. There is parking for about 30 cars. It's close to the ski resort, so it's easy to use. Despite it being a weekday, about 80% of the cars were parked there. Admission is purchased at the ticket machine. It was 800 yen for adults. Towels are available for an additional fee. There were about 10 washing stations for women in the bath area. Rinse-in shampoo and body soap are always available. There are also three hair dryers, and a Dyson dryer seemed to be available for 100 yen. There is also an open-air bath. The rest area has tatami mats and sofas, and is big enough to fit around 10 people. The staff member at the counter was very friendly and wrapped my sake in a towel from the store to protect it from breakage. It might get crowded on weekends.

miki3 months ago
★★★★☆

Takasu Snow Park 🏂 A convenient hot spring to stop by on your way home from Dynaland ♨️ It's not large, but the open-air bath with a snow view was amazing ♪ Choose your time and enjoy a relaxing soak. I got a ¥100 discount with the Gujo e-Gupon app ♪ The staff were also kind and helpful.

川瀬友生2 months ago
★★★★★

I stopped by with my senior on the way back from skiing at Dynaland. The greenhouse was smooth, the open-air bath was large and warm, and we could enjoy a soak while looking at the snow, so it was really nice.

Tricia Huttona year ago
★★★★☆

Lovely cute onsen. The lady at the entrance was super sweet. It’s a small onsen with a nice outdoor bath. There is no sauna. There’s a nice relaxing area with a kerosene heater. Very sweet and small.

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