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Tsukushi-no-Yu Dazaifu: Prices, Private Baths and Access

Tsukushi-no-Yu Dazaifu: Prices, Private Baths and Access

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Tsukushi-no-Yu is a local public bath near Homangu Kamado Shrine and Mount Homan in Dazaifu. It offers a large shared bath, open-air bath, sauna and eight private family-bath rooms, making it useful after hiking or a day around Dazaifu.

Key point: Weekday hours begin later than weekends. Private baths do not accept telephone reservations; ask at reception and be prepared to wait. Check the official site for temporary closures and current prices.

Basic information

Address 1128 Uchiyama, Dazaifu, Fukuoka
Weekday hours 16:00–24:00
Weekend/holiday hours 11:00–24:00
Regular closure Wednesday
Large bath Weekday ¥800; weekend/holiday ¥900

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Large bath, outdoor bath and sauna

The shared area is a straightforward Japanese bathhouse experience. Wash thoroughly before entering, keep towels out of the water and use the sauna only when hydrated. Swimsuits are normally not worn in the public bath.

Eight private family baths

Rooms 1–6 cost ¥2,900 for two adults/60 minutes on weekdays and ¥3,200 on weekends and holidays. Rooms 7–8 cost ¥3,400 on weekends and holidays. Additional guests are charged separately: adults follow the day admission and children are ¥500.

The room types differ, and availability is handled at the facility rather than by phone booking. Confirm capacity, whether infants count toward it, and the waiting system when you arrive.

Amenities

Bath towel rental ¥300
Small towel for sale ¥300
Shampoo / conditioner ¥100 each
Razor ¥100
Toothbrush ¥50

Bringing your own towel and toiletries makes the visit simpler. Food service and individual amenities can change, so do not plan a meal without checking.

Access from Dazaifu

The bath is in Uchiyama, uphill from the main Dazaifu sightseeing zone. It is convenient by car and can be combined with Kamado Shrine. Bus service is limited; confirm the current route and last departure. Walking from the shrine may be possible for fit visitors, but road conditions, weather and luggage matter.

Good uses for this bath

  • After Mount Homan hiking, if you can reach reception before closing.
  • After Kamado Shrine by car or arranged taxi.
  • For a private room with family or companions.
  • As an evening bath; remember weekday admission does not begin until 16:00.

Compare another Dazaifu bath

Mikasa-no-Yu at Route Inn Grantia Dazaifu offers hotel accommodation, a day bath and a shuttle from Nishitetsu Dazaifu Station. For a wider choice, see the Dazaifu-area hot-spring overview.