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Fuji-no-En is a traditional hot-spring inn and day bath in Minami Ward, Fukuoka City. Its main appeal is the water: the official site describes a 100% free-flowing calcium-sodium chloride spring with no heating, dilution or circulation.
This is not a modern spa with a sauna, stone spa or comic lounge. Choose it when you want genuine onsen water in the city and are comfortable travelling by bus, taxi or car.
Essential visitor information
The bath uses time-based admission, so decide whether you want a quick soak or a daytime stay.
| Address | 3-19-7 Miyake, Minami Ward, Fukuoka City |
|---|---|
| Day-bath hours | 10:00–22:00; last admission 21:30 |
| One-hour admission | Adults ¥600; children from age 0 through elementary school ¥400 |
| Daytime unlimited course | 10:00–17:00, adults ¥1,000; special Friday price may apply |
| Facilities | Indoor and outdoor baths, dining and lodging; no sauna |
What makes the water different
The spring emerges at about 45.5°C and is supplied directly to the baths. The indoor bath is hotter, while the outdoor bath is generally easier for a longer soak. Chloride water can taste slightly salty.
The facility replaces the bathwater after daily operations. Travellers who value the spring itself may prefer Fuji-no-En to a larger entertainment-style bath complex.
Tuesday service and amenities
Tuesday is listed as the regular closing day, but bath-only service is generally offered from 16:00 to 22:00. Food service is not available on Tuesday. Confirm exceptional closures on the official site.
Rinse-in shampoo and solid soap are provided. Small towels and bath towels can be rented or purchased. There is no sauna.
Access from central Fukuoka
- About five minutes by taxi from Nishitetsu Ohashi Station.
- Roughly 25 minutes by taxi from Hakata Station or Fukuoka Airport, depending on traffic.
- About five minutes on foot from Miyake-honmachi or Wada bus stop.
- Free parking is available; the former golf range closed in September 2024.
Bathing rules and who it suits
The facility states that tattoos are not permitted. Babies may enter but are charged the child rate. The water can feel hot, so keep a first visit short, particularly with young children.
Choose Fuji-no-En for traditional spring water and a local atmosphere. Choose a larger spa if your priority is saunas, stone rooms or extensive rest facilities.
Official information
Check current hours, prices and closures on the Fuji-no-En official website.
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