Melhores Japão Onsens

Very relaxing and calm experience. There are many things to do at the onsen place; 5 hours is not enough for all the activities there. The hot spring water is not too hot or cold when you dip in. Everyone there is doing their own thing, so you won't feel self-conscious.

The Fu fu no yu hot springs and the piglet cafe are by far the best part of the trip so far. One of the few places where the staff spoke quite a bit of English, the facilities were impeccable, and there was absolute peace. **IMPORTANT** There is no guide or assistance for using the hot springs; watch videos and read the signs inside, or follow the lead of a local when entering.

I had a wonderful experience in this onsen, so relaxing and very convenient. However, I forgot my black wrist watch (Sophie Martin) in the locker that I used in no. 2201. How can I claim it back? I went there a while ago on April 1, 2026 (around 1 PM). Please respond to me at my email at ardith.telewik01@gmail.com.

The place is very clean and suitable for families to experience. Upon entry, you'll receive a map and a venue guide, clearly outlining the process and facility locations. There's a large resting area with many Japanese comic books.

From Kasuga Station A1 exit, turn right and walk straight to reach the mall. There are other great food options there 👍🏻. If you have luggage upon entry, you'll need to use the provided wet wipes to clean it yourself. After entering, staff will explain the pricing. We recommend paying extra to enjoy the 7th-9th floor services, which include cold and hot rooms, and a salt stone room. The environment is beautiful and less crowded. The venue offers various food options, including Japanese and Western small bars. For overnight stays, the lights dim around midnight for comfortable rest. The venue is very quiet, allowing for a good sleep 👍🏻. A very good experience 👍🏻.