A huge complex with natural hot springs. Towels and yukatas are included in the entrance fee. This complex also has hot stone saunas, three restaurants, and massage service for an extra charge.

The staff doesn't speak English, and everything is in Japanese only, except for the menus in the restaurants. Out of those 3 restaurants I suggest trying the "Shokudo and Teishoku" Japanese restaurant which is simple and delicious.

Upon entering, kick off your shoes and put them in a locker. Use the key with a special bracelet to this locker for access through the gates. After entering the gated area, proceed to the reception desk. All your expenses within the complex will be tracked on the aforementioned bracelet, so you should always keep it with you (except when you will be going to the baths area: leave that bracelet in the changing room locker)

At the end of your visit, return your towels and simply scan the bracelet to settle your bills at the machines near the exit.

Tips:

1. Bring two 100-yen coins; you will need it for the shoe locker and for the another one in the changing room.

2. Check the second floor - they have a huge area with massage chairs absolutely for free and a manga library.

3. For an extra fee you can use the hot stones sauna (notify the staff at the reception when you first enter the complex). They will provide you with special clothes and towels for it. Wear it only in the sauna because they do not allow wearing it to restaurants.