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Yunozen no Sato is Nansuikaku's day-use hot-spring facility in Wakita Onsen, Miyawaka. Its main attraction is a landscaped bathing area with nine types of outdoor bath in total, plus a kettle bath and cold spring.
The public baths and the six Hidamari private rooms use different hours and pricing. Hidamari accepts same-day visitors on a first-come basis and does not take advance reservations.
Key information
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Public-bath hours | 11:00–22:30; last entry 22:00 |
| Closed | Wednesday; men's and women's sides switch Thursday |
| Weekday adult | ¥900 |
| Weekend/holiday adult | ¥1,000 |
| Private baths | Six Hidamari rooms, same-day first-come |
| Towels | Small towel ¥250; bath-towel rental ¥300 |
Public baths and admission
Weekday admission is ¥900 adults, ¥500 from age three through elementary school and ¥200 for children younger than three. Weekends and holidays are ¥1,000, ¥600 and ¥300 respectively. The facility normally opens 11:00–22:30, with final entry at 22:00, and closes Wednesday. The gendered bathing areas switch on Thursday, so repeat visitors can experience a different side.
Hidamari private family baths
The six Hidamari rooms are assigned in order of arrival. On weekdays they operate 11:00–22:00, final start 21:00, for ¥3,300 per 60 minutes; a 30-minute extension is ¥1,200 when available. On weekends and holidays they operate 10:00–24:00, final start 23:00, for ¥3,500 per 50 minutes, without extension. Arrive with a backup plan because no advance reservation is accepted.
What to bring and bathing manners
A small towel can be purchased for ¥250 and a bath towel rented for ¥300, so visitors can come light. Wash before entering, keep towels and long hair out of the water, do not swim and dry yourself before returning to the changing room. Ask the facility directly about tattoo coverage or access before travelling rather than assuming a private room changes the policy.
Access and another private-bath option
Wakita Onsen is easiest by car, and evening public-transport options are limited. Allow time for the return journey and avoid driving if you feel overheated. Nansuikaku also operates the in-building Yumegomori family baths for day use under separate conditions. Check the official onsen page if Hidamari is full or if you want to compare room styles.
