Fu Fu No Yu Onsen Admission Ticket in Kyoto

Affordable Onsen experience within walking distance of train station. A lot of locals frequent this location. it’s right near the Togetsu-Kyo bridge. nice view of the water way. The massage chairs really hit the spots too.

It was our first time at an onsen with children, and we felt very comfortable there. Everything is explained in English, and the warm welcome explains everything. You can keep the small towel as a souvenir. We'd love to come back on our next vacation.

The Fu fu no yu hot springs and the piggy cafe are by far the best part of the trip so far. One of the few places where the staff spoke pretty good English, the facilities were spotless, and there was absolute peace. **IMPORTANT** There is no guide or help for using the hot springs, watch videos and read the signs inside, or follow the steps of a local when entering.

This is the most convenient onsen to go while visiting Arashiyama. It provides a nice, warm soak during winter.

It was my first time to try onsen. it was super hot 🥵but I managed to submerge myself. It was relaxing, I was sleepy afterwards. The facility was complete with everything you’ll need. The staff were all nice. There’s a resting area where you can eat or drink afterwards. 💯

市區有巴士到達，大約步行3分鐘就到，出示憑證給工作人員登記便可。整體環境舒適，有浸溫泉同桑拿，之後可以喺休息室放鬆下先走，好舒服。如果到嵐山既話一定要試，強烈推薦！

Great experience! there is a good mix of tourist and locals but it does not taint the experience! relaxing in the lounge and having a milk from the vending machine is highly recommended!

it was an amazing experience I had, this is my first it's kind of onsen experience and it was superb. Thank you klook to suggest me such kind of experience. I'll definitely explore more onsen in future. we don't allow to take pictures inside but I'm sharing surroundings areas pictures. You must visit once thank you guys.

It was a great value, especially for this trip where I went to Arashiyama, Kyoto from morning until night in November, which was approaching winter. We had been exposed to cold weather all day and got rained on in the early evening, so our clothes were wet and our bodies were cold. It was wonderful to walk to the bathhouse in that condition. It was relaxing, comfortable, and a great memory of my trip to Kyoto.

I really wanted to try an onsen at least once, so I went to Fufunoyu Onsen, and it turned out to be one of the most memorable parts of my trip. I went around sunset; it wasn't very crowded, and sitting in the outdoor open-air bath, then cooling off on the nearby bench while looking at the sky and feeling the nice breeze felt amazing. The pinkish sky was so pretty, and the breeze was refreshing. The water temperature felt a bit hot, but it actually seemed to help relieve my fatigue even better, which was great. I had bottled milk on my way out, and the fruit-flavored milk was delicious! I had booked with towel rental included, but they gave me a thin towel for my head for free, so I was able to lightly dry off without even needing the rental. You can take a walk right next door at Togetsukyo Bridge, ride a rowboat, drink the famous Kyoto latte, and visiting the onsen tops it all off!