Day trip bathing

　Important Notice

・Due to dam discharge related to renovation work at the upstream Hoki River Power Plant, select open-air baths will be temporarily closed for approximately two years from February 10, 2026, as part of our commitment to guest safety. Learn more

Day Trip to the Wild Hot Springs / outside

Opening Hours

Thursdays, Saturdays, Sundays, and National holidays
11：00〜14：00（reception end 13:00）

Bath

Wild hot spring bath “Noten buro”
3 mixed-sex baths, 1 female-only bath
* Please note that you cannot wash your body in the bathhouse.

Terms of use

Please read the following notes and sign the consent form.

* To prevent voyeurism, all persons aged 6 and over must wear either a bath towel, bathrobe or swimming costume. Both men and women are not allowed to bathe without wearing them.
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Usage Fee

Bath towel wrapped around the body(rental) and Face towel included

Adult（Ages 12 and over）¥1,650
Child（Ages 6-11）¥1,100
Infant（Ages 3-5）¥550

Bath Towel（rental）¥550

* Payments are accepted in cash only.

Notice

* To prevent voyeurism, all persons aged 6 and over must wear either a bath towel, bathrobe or swimming costume. Both men and women are not allowed to enter the baths without these items.

* Entry is restricted during busy times.

* The female-only section is closed.

* Photography and video recording are prohibited. Any voyeurism will be reported to the police as soon as possible.

* Swimming in the river is prohibited.

* Smoking is not permitted on the premises of the hotel. Smoking is not permitted in the hotel’s smoking room.

Please note that the following persons are not permitted to take a bath.
* Persons who have consumed excessive amounts of alcohol.
* Tattoos, tattoos (including fashion tattoos and one-pointed tattoos) and tattoo stickers.
Persons who are associated with gangs, or who commit acts of violence or offences against public order and morals, or who behave or act in a manner that is offensive to other guests will be asked to leave the premises as soon as possible.

Bathing Etiquette in Japan “Please note that tattoos are not permitted in the public area”
People with tattoos are not allowed in most public bath houses in Japan and taking pictures in public bath houses is also regarded as a very rude behavior. Going to public bath houses is one important thing in Japanese culture, so please understand that and be careful that you would not cause unnecessary trouble to other users who are supposed to have an enjoyable time there.

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