Yuraku Onsen

I went to this bathhouse near the port before the Jumbo Ferry departure. It's not exactly a super public bathhouse, but for a local bathhouse priced at 450 yen, it had a variety of baths and was enjoyable. The mineral spring was a little hot, but it soaked into my chilled body. I was worried about catching a chill on the bike ride to the port, but my body was warm for a while, so I found a great hot spring (^^). They don't provide shampoo or body soap, but they also have a hair dryer, so I think it's pretty good value for money. The lockers are 100 yen return, so be careful, you'll need some coins. The parking lot is large, and there's also a parking area for motorcycles and bicycles. The sauna is an additional charge.

I stopped by on my way back from Aji Seven Summits. Adult bathing is 450 yen, with a separate fee for sauna use. It opens at 10am. You need 100 yen coins for the shoe lockers and lockers in the changing room, but there's no change machine in the changing room. If you realize you're naked, you have no choice but to put clothes back on or use a vending machine, which is what I did. 💦 There were a variety of baths in a small area. Be careful, as they don't provide shampoo, conditioner, or body soap. The water was quite hot. It's just under 10 minutes from Kotoden Kasugagawa Station and 8 minutes from the Kotoden Kasugagawa bus stop.

It only costs 450 yen per adult to enjoy a hot spring bath here. There are 7 pools (outdoor hot spring pool, indoor hot spring pool, cold water pool, medicinal pool, 2 SPA pools, and a bubble pool), all very relaxing. There's also a restaurant where you can dine after your bath. Shoe lockers and lockers cost 100 yen each, which will be refunded. You need to bring your own shower gel, shampoo, towel, and bath towel. Contrary to what some people have said, it's not just for tattooed people; it's mostly families.

The quality of the spring water is perfect for me, and the bath feels really nice. I'm really grateful that I can bathe in the hot spring for the same price as a public bath. It's also within walking distance of the Kotoden station. I hope the restaurant opens as usual. I also went on the day the sauna was open, and it wasn't too crowded, which was great.

It's a bit of a walk, but it's a good place to take a bath. First of all, they're friendly and they sell yogurt and other things that are delicious. :) The bath is similar to a regular bathhouse, but there are no separate shower amenities! But I was satisfied enough to go again. It's just a sauna. :)