Recommended Onsen in Kyoto No.2

Introduction

The wooden, Japanese-style building has a kind of relaxing atmosphere.
As a hot spring enthusiast, my encounter with a natural hot spring is a special one.

The source of the spring water, which bubbles up from 1,111 meters underground, is said to be a chloride hot spring.
Soaking in the open-air bath gradually warms your body and soul.

There are shallow and deep baths, so you can choose according to your mood.

The Shigaraki-ware pots are also very tasteful, and I found myself lingering in the baths for quite a while.

The centerpiece of the spa is Kyoto’s first nano high-concentration carbon dioxide spring.
My tired body was delighted by the luxurious concentration of 1,200ppm.

A carbon dioxide bath with a view of the garden from the window is truly a moment of bliss.
I was completely healed from the fatigue of work and child-rearing.

The interior design, which gives a sense of the world of the Tale of Genji, also has a wonderful adult atmosphere!

The water bath was a perfect 18 degrees Celsius and was a great way to end the day after the sauna.

There were about 20 guests, but it is a relaxing place to spend time.

As a cleaning professional, the cleanliness of the building is impeccable.

Charge

Admission Fee
Adults (Junior high school students and older) 1,100 yen (tax included)
Children (4 years old to elementary school students and under) 500 yen (tax included)
Free for children under 3 years old

Morning bath
Adult (junior high school student and older) 800 yen (tax included)
Children (4 years old to elementary school students and under) 300 yen (tax included)
Free for children under 3 years old

Rental Fee
Towel set Bath towel and face towel 220 yen (tax included)
Kimono Adult 150 yen (tax included)
Hand towel set + indoor clothes 300 yen (tax included)

Business Hours

Closed: Open all year round (except for facility inspection days)
Business hours
Weekdays 10:00 – 24:00 (last admission at 23:00)
Weekends and holidays [morning bath] 6:00-9:00 (last admission at 8:30)
9:00 – 24:00 (last admission at 23:00)

Route

By train

Approximately 8 minutes walk from “Okubo Station” of Kintetsu Kyoto Line.
Pass through the rotary in front of the station, turn right on Route 9 (former Route 24) and go south for about 500 meters. Turn left on the road in front of “JAF”.

Approximately 9 minutes walk from Kutsukawa Station on the Kintetsu Kyoto Line.
Exit the station platform, turn left on Route 281 and go east about 200 m. Turn left on Route 69 (former Route 24) and go north about 600 m. Turn right on the road before 7-Eleven.

Approximately 8 minutes walk from Shinden Station on the JR Nara Line.
After going west for about 100m, turn left on Route 250. Go south for about 150m. Turn right at the next road after the bridge. Go west about 180 m. Turn left on Route 69 (former Route 24). Go south for about 450 meters. Turn left at the road before “JAF”.