Everything was great but if you are not familiar with onsen culture in Japan you might feel very lost. No staff can really speak english. And all the signs are only in japanese. Only english is when you buy the admission ticket, the machine has english on it but that is it. If you can read and speak a bit, you are in for a treat. The outdoor bath is exactly like the picture. The food was good too. You can get a admission+meal+drink package. They have shampoo, conditioner, body wash but also gotta guess cuz it only says in japanese. Hair dryer, q-tips are provided. Towels you can rent it for a price. Everything is cash yen only. Bring 100 yen coins for the 2 lockers(shoes / clothes and stuff). You can get it back when you are done using.

beautiful un place near air base 850 the fee is also good that bath stinky frowsy in the dressing room

It was a great hot springs with a great selection of indoor and outdoor baths. I also really liked the staff who made the akasuri. The only negative is the leaky roof. During heavy rain, it is very difficult to be in the baths outside because water is constantly dripping on you.

One of the most relaxing places to spend time. Enjoy the warm mineral pools, a stone waterfall bed, Jacuzzis, steam sauna with a salt rub, get a massage or a special scrub, hot yoga, then grab a healthy bite to eat or relax in the upstairs rooms. It's simply heavenly especially on a cold winter's day.

Really relaxing experience. Very clean facilities and lots of different pools to choose from. Am a foreigner and enjoyed my first onsen experience. Wish there were more signs in English since it was my first time at an onsen, I was always worried I was committing a faux pas. But just tried to imitate what others were doing around me to learn appropriate use of the facilities.

Great Onsen! Salt scrub, steam room all different types of water. This is my favorite Onsen close to Yokota.

While always the busy, the convenience is hard to beat. The onsens had multiple indoor and outdoor baths along with a sauna option. The base payment is for admission only but if you need towels you can rent them as well. You can also buy local products, get a massage of enjoy a meal here. Everything is in cash so make sure to bring plenty to included a couple of 100円 coins that you will need for your locker deposits.

Remember to tie your hair when going into the tubs. I got called out by another customer because I forgot to. They have a good variation of tubs including outdoor ones. They have vending machines with coffee milk and pineapple milk. They sell souvenirs and snacks by the entrance as well.

This was my first Onsen experience and it was amazing. Very clean and the water was hot. Recommend the cold tub as it was my favorite part of the experience.

Gorgeous Onsen, both indoor and outdoor pools to enjoy, as well as spa options. They also have delicious food options after your soak. No tattoos allowed, and cash only.

It was packed. However the onsen was great

Looks gorgeous but I called and asked and even small tattoos are not allowed :)

It’s my 1st time to visit this place today. So grateful that there’s such a beautiful onsen nearby my dwelling place where we have just moved in a month ago. Not familiar with this city yet and I’m thrilled to visit more of like this which is very Japanese 🥰and very convenient to go because the bus stops are in front of the onsen 🚌♨️