This is a public bath. Used by local residents as well as guests of each inn
Please follow good manners when bathing so that everyone can have a comfortable bathing experience.
We recommend changing into the yukata at your accommodation.
There are no showers, shampoos, or body soaps in the public baths. It is a simple structure with only a dressing room and a bathtub. Bring a bath towel and washcloth.
If you wish to shampoo or wash your face, please do so in the bathroom of your accommodation.
Rent the key to the public bath at the inn you are staying at.
You can visit the public baths in any order you like.
Depending on the public bath, the small bath may be crowded, so please make arrangements to go to another public bath that is open
You may press the key while turning it, or you may pull it.
Shoes are strictly prohibited in the changing room. Please take off your geta before using.
Be sure to wash your body before taking a bath. The bathtub is located at a low level, so please sit while washing so that the water does not splash on the person in the bath.
Be careful as it is very hot as it is fed directly from the source!
There are no valuables boxes in the changing rooms, so please take care of your valuables.
Points to note when bathing in an public bath
This bath is used by a variety of people, including locals, so please follow proper bathing etiquette to ensure a safe bathing experience.
Please watch the video summarizing the precautions.
If the bath is hot, you can adjust it by adding water. Be sure to turn off the water once it reaches the appropriate temperature.
Wipe your body thoroughly before heading to the changing room.
A stamp is installed at the entrance to the outdoor bath, so let’s stamp it on the bathing towel.
Please enjoy your time while staying hydrated and taking breaks.
