Relax into a soothing hot-spring bath while enjoying the gentle sounds of the babbling brook. Savour the calming aroma of a cypress-wood bath or the tactile qualities of a stone bath from Izu. There are a variety of ways to enjoy the fresh hot-spring water, including the sleeping bath, air bubble bath, and klin bath.
Hot-spring baths are also effective for those recovering from neuralgia and fatigue.
Please be careful when taking a bath, as the temperature of the hot-spring fountainhead is °C.
Reserved baths are also available if you wish to have more privacy.
This type of stone, which originates in Izu, is famous for retaining heat. This allows your body to become infused with warmth.
A bath made of stone from the Amagi area, which creates a soothing, enveloping atmosphere.
The soft sounds of the brook provide a perfect accompaniment to your bathing.
The walls and ceiling of this bath are made of cypress from Amagi. Hot water rises up from the ground.
In this bath you can rest you head while soaking in the soothing water. An air bubble bath for both men and women is also usually available.
Partial bath: There are raised areas in this bath so that you can select the depth of your soaking level.
The Jet bath, Utase-yu and Kaburi-yu are effective for stiff shoulders and backache.
Jet bath: Water pressure massages the body and improves blood circulation. It is effective for neuralgia, backache, bruises and sprains.
When the small bubbles burst, ultrasonic waves stimulate the heated water. This is particularly effective for the skin.
*Please note: This bath is chartered bath.
Utase-yu is like a waterfall. The cascading water is effective for soothing stiff shoulders.
Reserved bath guide
"Kutsurogi no yakata" (House of relaxation)
Sei no yu (Still Bath) and Dou no yu (Motion Bath) are available for reservation between 16:00 and 24:00 (final check-in).
Please make a reservation at the front desk on the day, and inform the staff of which bath (Sei no yu or Dou no yu) you would like to use.
*Utilization time: 1 hour / Fee: free
*Between 5:00 and 10:00, "Sei no yu" (Still Bath) is for women and Dou no yu (Motion Bath) is for men.
Please wash before entering the bathtub.
First, rinse your body with hot water. Washing beforehand helps to keep the water in the bathtub clean.
The rinsing and washing of your body with hot water will also acclimatize you to the actual temperature of the water in the bath tub. Please refrain from jumping into the water.
A small towel will be provided. You can bring this with you, but please do not put it into the bathtub water. Most people place the towel on their head. And remember, do not use any soap or shampoo (or other skin cleansers) while in bathtub.
To take full advantage of the enriching, lingering effects of the hot-spring water, it is better not to wash your body after leaving the bathtub.
For more details, please check the following website.
*Japanese bath Etiquette
http://travel-japan.jp/eng/bath/