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Family Baths Near Fukuoka: 15 Private Baths Compared by Price, Reservation and Hours (2026)

Checked against official sources on October 17, 2026 (sources below)

15 private family baths near Fukuoka

  • Rooms cost about ¥2,500 to ¥4,500 for 60 minutes, while Kenjo-no-Yu in Kurume is ¥1,700 for 60 minutes on weekday daytime.
  • Facilities taking reservations for a set time include Tenpai-no-Sato, Yamatsubasa, Onioso, Mamushi-no-Yu, Ito-no-Yudokoro, and Nakagawa Seiryu (weekdays).
  • First-come, first-served facilities accepting visitors on arrival are Amandi, Izumi-no-Yu, Kenjo-no-Yu, Tonosama-yu, and Karo-yu.

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This page compares 15 private family baths (kazokuburo, also called kashikiri-yu) that you can reach from Fukuoka City by car or train. A room for 60 minutes is about ¥2,500–¥4,500 at most of them. On a weekday daytime, Kenjo-no-Yu in Kurume is ¥1,700 for 60 minutes. Tenpai-no-Sato, Yamatsubasa, Onioso, Mamushi-no-Yu, Ito-no-Yudokoro and Nakagawa Seiryu (weekdays only) take reservations for a set time. Amandi, Izumi-no-Yu, Kenjo-no-Yu and Takeo Onsen’s Tonosama-yu and Karo-yu are first come, first served. Wakasugi-no-Yu in Sasaguri is closed on Thursdays, and on weekdays it opens its family baths only.

Note: In Japan, public baths are normally separated by gender and you bathe without a swimsuit. A private bath is a room you rent for your own group, often used by families with small children. Several facilities on this page refuse guests with tattoos (see the FAQ).

In short

  • Set time by reservation: Tenpai-no-Sato (from 1 month ahead), Yamatsubasa (from 1 week ahead), Onioso, Mamushi-no-Yu, Ito-no-Yudokoro (phone), Nakagawa Seiryu (weekdays only).
  • No reservation, first come: Amandi, Izumi-no-Yu, Kenjo-no-Yu, Takeo Onsen.
  • Late at night: Izumi-no-Yu is open until 3:00; Chikushi-no-Yu last entry 24:00.
  • With small children: Tenpai-no-Sato has baby shampoo; Yamatsubasa and Nakagawa Seiryu let small children use the family bath though not the large bath.

Checked with official pages on October 17, 2026 (Japan time).

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1. How to choose a family bath (reservation, hours, children)

  • Going at a set time: Tenpai-no-Sato (phone or web, from 1 month ahead), Yamatsubasa (dedicated phone line, from 1 week ahead), Onioso, Mamushi-no-Yu and Ito-no-Yudokoro (phone), Nakagawa Seiryu (weekdays only, by phone or web until the day before).
  • Going on the day and waiting: Amandi (you book after arriving), Izumi-no-Yu, Kenjo-no-Yu (you can go out after checking in), Takeo Onsen’s Tonosama-yu and Karo-yu.
  • Late at night: Izumi-no-Yu until 3:00, Chikushi-no-Yu last entry 24:00, Amandi and Tenpai-no-Sato 23:00. Onioso takes the last entry at 19:00, Kirara-no-Yu at 20:30 and Toshoka closes at 20:00.
  • Longer stays: Chikushi-no-Yu is 90 minutes, Tenpai-no-Sato and Izumi-no-Yu offer 120 minutes, and Ito-no-Yudokoro has 80- and 120-minute prices.
  • With babies and small children: Tenpai-no-Sato has baby shampoo and gives amenities to preschoolers, Chikushi-no-Yu’s Kaiun-no-Yu has a shallow area for children, and Wakasugi-no-Yu refills the water every time. Yamatsubasa and Nakagawa Seiryu do not let small children into the large bath, but they can use the family bath.
  • Group size: Ito-no-Yudokoro up to 8, Amandi and Tonosama-yu up to 5, Onioso and Mamushi-no-Yu up to 4, Izumi-no-Yu 3–5 adults by room type. Tenpai-no-Sato’s price is for up to 5 adults, with an extra charge per person from 6. Nakagawa Seiryu allows up to 2 adults and 3 children and cannot be used by 1 person. Karo-yu allows up to 2 adults.

The official directions to Wakasugi-no-Yu and Onioso are by car or taxi only. If you do not own a car, a monthly subscription car share from Fukuoka is another option. See Budget’s subscription car share (Fukuoka, Japanese) (ad)

2. Prices, reservations and hours of the 15 family baths in one table

Of the 15 places, 8 mention reservations (Wakasugi-no-Yu needs membership registration, and Nakagawa Seiryu takes reservations for weekdays only). Amandi, Izumi-no-Yu, Kenjo-no-Yu and Tonosama-yu and Karo-yu are first come, first served. Prices are per room; where weekdays and weekends/holidays differ, both are given.

FacilityPrice (per room)ReservationLast entry / hours, closed days
Amandi60 min ¥2,500 (weekends/holidays ¥3,000), VILLA ¥3,000 (¥3,500)No (book after arriving)Last entry 23:00 / no closed days stated
Chikushi-no-Yu90 min ¥3,900–¥5,300 (weekends/holidays ¥4,400–¥5,800)Not statedLast entry 24:00 / open all year
Tenpai-no-Sato60 min ¥3,000–¥3,800 (+¥1,000 on weekends/holidays)Phone or web, from 1 month aheadLast entry 23:00 / 2nd Tuesday (also Oct 27)
Wakasugi-no-Yu50 min ¥2,800Possible after membership registration at the shopLast entry 21:30 / Thursdays
Onioso60 min ¥3,000 (up to 4)PhoneLast entry 19:00 / Mondays, 4th Tuesday
Yamatsubasa60 min ¥4,000 (weekends/holidays ¥4,500), with sauna ¥6,000 (¥6,500)Dedicated phone line, from 1 week aheadLast entry 22:00 (Fri, Sat, day before a holiday 23:00) / 3rd Wednesday
Izumi-no-Yu60 min ¥2,400–¥4,000No (first come)Open 10:00–3:00 / Dec 31, Jan 1
Kenjo-no-Yu60 min ¥1,700 (weekdays until 15:00) to ¥2,500No (first come)Open 10:00–23:00 / 1st, 3rd, 5th Tuesday
Kirara-no-YuFrom ¥3,900 (60 min weekdays, 50 min weekends/holidays); cypress bath from ¥4,500Reservations preferred (phone OK)Last entry 20:30 / 3rd Tuesday
Ito-no-Yudokoro60 min ¥4,800 (up to 8)Phone or front deskLast entry 22:00 / 2nd and 3rd Wednesday and others
Mamushi-no-Yu1 hour ¥3,300 (up to 4)Required (phone OK)Last entry 21:00 / 2nd Tuesday
Nakagawa Seiryu50 min ¥3,500 (weekends/holidays ¥3,900)Weekdays only, phone or web until the day beforeLast entry 21:00 / Thursdays
Toshoka60 min ¥1,000 (small), ¥1,500 (large)Not statedOpen 10:00–20:00 / Tue, Wed (open on holidays)
Tonosama-yu and Karo-yu60 min ¥3,800 and ¥3,000 (weekends/holidays ¥4,300 and ¥3,500)No (queue on site)Last entry 22:00 / no closed days stated
Siebold-no-Yu50 min ¥2,500 (bathing tax ¥100 per adult extra)Not statedEntry until 21:30 / 3rd Wednesday
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“Not stated” in the reservation column means the official site gives no information about family bath reservations.

3. Family baths in Chikushino: Amandi, Chikushi-no-Yu, Tenpai-no-Sato

Of the 3 in Chikushino, only Tenpai-no-Sato lets you secure a time in advance, by phone or the booking site from 1 month ahead. At Amandi you book after you arrive, and Chikushi-no-Yu uses 90-minute slots.

Chikushino Onsen Amandi (Chikushino)

There are 12 private family baths, such as the “hinoki” (cypress) bath and the “iwaburo” (rock bath). A room for 60 minutes is ¥2,500 on weekdays and ¥3,000 on weekends and holidays; the VILLA type is ¥3,000 on weekdays and ¥3,500 on weekends and holidays. Up to 5 people per room. Shampoo, body soap and hair dryers are provided. You cannot reserve by phone; you book at the reception after arriving. It says that at weekends the reception can close before 23:00 because the rooms are full. On Sundays and holidays there is also a morning bath (7:30–10:00). The large bath is ¥880 on weekdays and ¥990 on weekends and holidays for adults and junior high school students, ¥420 and ¥480 for elementary school children, and free for under 3. Baths and facilities (Amandi, Japanese) / Amandi prices (Japanese)

It is a 10-minute walk from Keyakidai Station on the JR Kagoshima Line. A shuttle bus (9:30–20:30) runs from JR Harada Station and Nishitetsu Chikushi Station. By car, it is 15 minutes from Chikushino IC and 10 minutes from Tosu IC. Access to Amandi (Japanese)

NameAmandi
Address832-1 Harada, Chikushino-shi, Fukuoka
Hours /
Closed
Family baths 10:00–24:00 (last reception 23:00). Sundays and holidays: morning bath 7:30–10:00
Phone092-926-2655
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Chikushi-no-Yu (Chikushi-no-Sato, Chikushino)

A hot spring facility inside the sports complex Chikushi-no-Sato, with 6 family baths. A session is 90 minutes. Kaiun-no-Yu and San Diego Blue (up to 4 people) are ¥3,900 on weekdays and ¥4,400 on weekends and holidays; Silky-no-Yu and Hinoki-no-Yu (up to 5) are ¥4,300 and ¥4,800; Solo Sauna King and Max with a dry sauna (up to 4) are ¥5,300 and ¥5,800. Extensions are ¥1,500 per 30 minutes on weekdays and ¥2,000 on weekends and holidays. Kaiun-no-Yu has a shallow area for small children, and the 2 solo sauna rooms are described as not suited to families and seniors. It opens at 9:00 on Saturdays and 7:00 on Sundays and holidays. The large bath is ¥880 for adults and ¥480 for children (elementary school and under) on weekdays, ¥980 and ¥580 on weekends and holidays, and free for under 3. Family baths (Chikushi-no-Sato, Japanese) / Chikushi-no-Yu prices (Japanese)

It is 3 minutes by car or a 15-minute walk from Harada Station on the JR Kagoshima Line, 5 minutes by car from Nishitetsu Chikushi Station, and 5 minutes by car from Chikushino IC on the Kyushu Expressway.

NameChikushi-no-Yu
Address973 Chikushi, Chikushino-shi, Fukuoka
Hours /
Closed
Weekdays 10:00–1:00 next day, Saturdays from 9:00, Sundays and holidays from 7:00 (last reception 24:00). Open year-round
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Chikushino Tenpai-no-Sato (Chikushino)

Introduction to Tenpai-no-Sato (official Tenpai-no-Sato channel)

There are 6 family baths, all with natural hot spring water flowing freely, a tatami rest room and a toilet. The 60-minute price depends on the size of the bath: small (Oki) ¥3,000, medium (Iwaya, Homan, Sangun, Daikonji) ¥3,400, large (Tenpai) ¥3,800, and ¥1,000 more on weekends and holidays. The price is for up to 5 adults; from 6 people, ¥500 per person per 60 minutes is added. There are also 120- and 180-minute courses at 2 and 3 times the price. Special prices apply in the long holidays, Obon and the New Year. Each bathroom has baby shampoo, body soap and moisturizing gel, and preschoolers get a gift of children’s amenities. Each room has 2 hand towels and 2 bath towels. You must climb 20 steps to reach the family baths, and there is no elevator. Family baths (Tenpai-no-Sato, Japanese)

It is closed on the 2nd Tuesday of every month, and in 2026 also on Tuesday, October 27 (special closure). The next closed days are listed as October 27, November 10 and December 8. You can reserve by phone or on the web from 1 month ahead. It is about 10 minutes by taxi from Futsukaichi Station (Nishitetsu). The Nishitetsu bus bound for “Hirata” runs about once an hour; from the “Tenpaizaka Daisan” stop you walk about 900 m uphill (from 10:00 to 22:00, a facility car will pick you up at the bus stop if you call in advance). On weekends and holidays the car park is busy, and it says you may wait 10–20 minutes to park. Access to Tenpai-no-Sato (Japanese) / Tenpai-no-Sato news: closed days (Japanese)

NameTenpai-no-Sato
Address2-4-3 Tenpaizaka, Chikushino-shi, Fukuoka
Hours /
Closed
10:30–24:00 (family bath reception until 23:00). Closed 2nd Tuesday of every month (following day if a holiday). Special closure on October 27, 2026; next on November 10 and December 8
Phone092-918-5111
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4. Family baths in Sasaguri, Koga and Munakata: Wakasugi-no-Yu, Onioso, Yamatsubasa

The 3 places east of Fukuoka City are Wakasugi-no-Yu at ¥2,800 for 50 minutes, Onioso at ¥3,000 for 60 minutes and Yamatsubasa from ¥4,000 for 60 minutes. Yamatsubasa and Onioso take reservations by phone, and Wakasugi-no-Yu allows reservations after you register as a member at the shop.

Wakasugi-no-Yu at the foot of Mt. Wakasugi (Sasaguri)

There are 10 family baths, all semi-open-air, each with a different tub: granite, teppei stone, a cedar tub and so on. The bath is washed and refilled every time, so it says babies and people with sensitive skin can use it with peace of mind. A room is ¥2,800 for 50 minutes, ¥2,000 if one person uses it on a weekday. The family bath reception can close early when it is busy. In the October and November 2026 calendar, every Thursday is a closed day, on weekdays only the family baths are open, and the large bath (adults ¥900, children aged 6–12 ¥400) opens from 12:00 on Saturdays and 10:00 on Sundays and holidays. Reservations are for people who registered as members by filling in a form at the shop. Payment is cash only. Wakasugi-no-Yu prices (Japanese) / Wakasugi-no-Yu news: monthly hours (Japanese)

It is 15 minutes by car from Fukuoka IC, 30 minutes by car from Tenjin via the city expressway, and 7 minutes by car from JR Sasaguri Station.

NameWakasugi-no-Yu
Address679 Wakasugi, Sasaguri-machi, Kasuya-gun, Fukuoka
Hours /
Closed
Family baths 10:00–23:00 (last reception 21:30). Closed Thursdays (October and November 2026 business calendar). Large bath: Saturdays 12:00–23:00, Sundays and holidays 10:00–23:00
Phone092-957-4126
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Yakuoji-no-Yu Onioso (Koga)

An inn deep in the Yakuoji hot spring area that offers day-use bathing as a private bath. The bathing fee is ¥3,000 for up to 4 people for 60 minutes. Towels are not included; there is rinse-in shampoo and body soap, and a hair dryer can be borrowed for free. Reservations are by phone, with the last entry at 19:00. The phone is answered 10:00–17:00. Day-trip plans and overnight stays are taken on the same phone number. Stays and day-use bathing (Onioso, Japanese)

It is about 15 minutes by taxi from JR Koga Station. By car, it is about 30 minutes from Tenjin via the city expressway and about 10 minutes from Koga IC.

NameOnioso
AddressYakuoji, Koga-shi, Fukuoka
Hours /
Closed
Day-use bath last reception 19:00 (phone reception 10:00–17:00). Closed Mondays and 4th Tuesday (open if a holiday, closed following day)
Phone092-946-2517
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Munakata Omaru Natural Hot Spring Yamatsubasa (Munakata)

A day-use hot spring with freely flowing water. It has 4 private family baths: Take (bamboo), Sakura (cherry), Kaede (maple) and Tsubaki (camellia). The family bath water is not hot spring water but warmed natural water from Omaru, flowing freely, and the bath is drained and cleaned for each group. A room for 60 minutes is ¥4,000 on weekdays and ¥4,500 on weekends and holidays; to use the sauna with self-loyly in Tsubaki it is ¥6,000 and ¥6,500. The price includes 2 face towels and 2 rental bath towels. The family bath price does not include the large bath, which costs extra (weekdays: adults ¥1,470, children aged 4–11 ¥730; weekends and holidays: ¥1,670 and ¥830). Which bathrooms you can use depends on the time of day. Reservations start 1 week before the day of use on the dedicated family bath line (0940-37-3190), and the booking is cancelled automatically if you do not arrive 10 minutes before your time. Children under 4 or shorter than 100 cm cannot enter the large bath, but can use the family bath (you may be asked to show proof of age). Guide to using Yamatsubasa (Japanese) / Yamatsubasa family baths (Japanese)

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There is a free car park. By car, it is about 20 minutes from Fukuoka IC and Koga IC. By train, it is about 7 minutes by shuttle bus from JR Togo Station (Hinosato exit), or from Tenjin about 60 minutes by Nishitetsu Akama Express bus to the “Omaru” bus stop and then about 5 minutes on foot. Access to Yamatsubasa (Japanese)

NameYamatsubasa
Address474 Omaru, Munakata-shi, Fukuoka
Hours /
Closed
Sun–Thu and holidays 10:00–23:00 (last reception 22:00), Fri, Sat and days before holidays 10:00–24:00 (last reception 23:00). Closed 3rd Wednesday (no closures in March and August)
Phone0940-37-4126
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5. Family baths in Kurume: Izumi-no-Yu (family baths only) and Kenjo-no-Yu

Neither of the 2 in Kurume takes reservations; you are shown to a room in the order you arrive. Izumi-no-Yu is open until 3:00, and Kenjo-no-Yu is ¥1,700 for 60 minutes on weekdays until 15:00.

Izumi-no-Yu (Kurume)

This facility has only family baths and no large bath. All 20 rooms have an indoor bath and an open-air bath. Prices depend on room size: Type A (6 rooms, up to 3 adults) ¥2,400 for 60 min, ¥3,600 for 90 min, ¥4,800 for 120 min; Type B (10 rooms, up to 4 adults) ¥3,200, ¥4,800, ¥6,400; Type C (4 rooms, up to 5 adults) ¥4,000, ¥6,000, ¥8,000. 10 rooms have tatami floors. Reservations by phone or e-mail are not accepted, and nights and holidays are busy. Towels and bath towels are sold at the register on the 1st floor, and shampoo is in each room. Baths (Izumi-no-Yu, Japanese) / Izumi-no-Yu FAQ (Japanese)

Parking for 70 cars is free, with no reservation or prior notice needed. Go east on the Route 210 bypass, turn left at the Yumetown intersection, and go 100 m to the right at the T-junction along the Chikugo River. Access to Izumi-no-Yu (Japanese) / Izumi-no-Yu (Kurume official tourism site, Japanese)

NameIzumi-no-Yu
Address1-6-30 Shin-Aikawa, Kurume-shi, Fukuoka
Hours /
Closed
10:00–3:00 next day. Closed December 31 and January 1
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Natural Hot Spring Yunoso Kenjo-no-Yu (Kurume)

A natural hot spring with freely flowing water, a large bath and 5 family baths. The water is replaced for each group. The family baths are charged by the 60-minute slot: ¥1,700 on weekdays until 15:00, ¥2,100 on weekdays from 15:00, and ¥2,500 on weekends, holidays and special opening days. Reception is in order of arrival and you cannot book a specific time, but you can take the slot after the previous group. After checking in you can go out, as long as you are back 10 minutes before. The large bath is ¥550 for adults (¥600 on weekends and holidays) and ¥350 for children. Kenjo-no-Yu prices and information (Japanese)

NameKenjo-no-Yu
Address2228-1668 Kamitsumachi, Kurume-shi, Fukuoka
Hours /
Closed
10:00–23:00. Closed 1st, 3rd and 5th Tuesdays
Phone0942-22-2681
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6. Family baths in Itoshima, Nakagawa and Saga: 7 places with their own articles

For the 7 places in Itoshima, Nakagawa and Saga, prices, closed days and conditions for children are in separate articles on the Japanese version of this site. Here are the main points on family baths.

Nijo Onsen Kirara-no-Yu (Nijo, Itoshima)

The rock bath, tile bath (barrier-free) and DX tile bath are from ¥3,900, the cypress bath from ¥4,500, and more people cost extra. On September 3, 2026, the cypress bath and the DX tile bath were renewed, and the cypress bath now has a sauna. A session is 60 minutes on weekdays and 50 minutes on weekends and holidays. Reservations are preferred and are also taken by phone. People with tattoos cannot enter. It is about 45 minutes by JR Chikuhi Line from Tenjin to Chikuzen-Fukae Station, then about 8 minutes on foot. Kirara-no-Yu baths (Japanese) / Kirara-no-Yu notice, August 29, 2026: cypress bath and DX tile bath renewal (Japanese) / Article on Kirara-no-Yu (Japanese)

NameKirara-no-Yu
Address1-20-1 Nijo-Fukae, Itoshima-shi, Fukuoka
Hours /
Closed
10:00–21:00 (reception until 20:30). Closed 3rd Tuesday
Phone092-325-1126
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Ito-no-Yudokoro (Tomari, Itoshima)

The family bath has a mist sauna and a private rest room with a sofa and a TV. For up to 8 people it is ¥4,800 for 60 minutes, ¥5,800 for 80 minutes and ¥7,800 for 120 minutes. Towels are not included. Reservations are by phone or at the front desk; the phone is answered from 10:20 to about 21:00. Ito-no-Yudokoro family bath (Japanese) / Article on Ito-no-Yudokoro (Japanese)

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NameIto-no-Yudokoro
Address765 Tomari, Itoshima-shi, Fukuoka
Hours /
Closed
10:00–23:00 (bathing last reception 22:00, family bath reservation reception 10:20–around 21:00). Closed 2nd and 3rd Wednesdays, 4th Wednesday except in January, May, August and December, and January 1 (following day if a holiday)
Phone092-331-1000
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Mamushi-no-Yu (Nijo-Yoshii, Itoshima)

The family bath is ¥3,300 for 1 hour (up to 4 people per room) and must be reserved in advance (phone OK). Family bath users can also use the large bath and the open-air bath. People with tattoos cannot enter, whatever the size. Mamushi-no-Yu prices (Japanese) / Article on Mamushi-no-Yu (Japanese)

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NameMamushi-no-Yu
Address2380-1 Nijo-Yoshii, Itoshima-shi, Fukuoka
Hours /
Closed
10:00–21:30 (last reception 21:00). Closed 2nd Tuesday (business calendar)
Phone092-329-3003
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Gensen Noten-buro Nakagawa Seiryu (Nakagawa)

The family bath is ¥3,500 on weekdays, ¥3,900 on weekends and holidays and ¥4,200 in the high season for 50 minutes per room (members ¥3,100, ¥3,800 and ¥4,100). If you use only the family bath, no admission fee is needed. Up to 2 adults (junior high school and above) and 3 children, 5 in total, can use it, and 1 person alone cannot. Children under 3 can use only the family bath. Reservations are for weekdays only, from the next day onward by phone or web (no same-day booking). People with tattoos (including fashion tattoos and stickers) are refused. A free shuttle bus runs from Nishitetsu Ohashi Station. Prices (Nakagawa Seiryu, Japanese) / Article on Nakagawa Seiryu (Japanese)

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NameNakagawa Seiryu
Address326 Minamenri, Nakagawa-shi, Fukuoka
Hours /
Closed
Family baths 10:00–22:00 (last entry 21:00). Closed Thursdays
Phone092-952-8848
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Yusengo Onsenkan Toshoka (Fuji, Saga)

The family bath is ¥1,000 for 60 minutes (small, 3 rooms) and ¥1,500 (large, 2 rooms). The official price list puts the family baths in the same column as the admission fee (adults ¥1,400, elementary school and under ¥700) and does not say whether admission is also needed for the family bath alone. There are rock baths and cypress baths. It is about 60 minutes by car from Tenjin via the Mitsuse Tunnel. From Saga Station Bus Center, take a Showa Bus (bound for Furuyu / Kitayama) and get off at “Kumanokawa Onsen-mae”, right next to it. Toshoka prices (Japanese) / Article on Toshoka (Japanese)

NameToshoka
Address180-1 Kamikumanokawa, Fuji-cho, Saga-shi, Saga
Hours /
Closed
10:00–20:00. Closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays (open if a holiday)
Phone0952-64-2683
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Takeo Onsen Tonosama-yu and Karo-yu (Takeo, Saga)

Tonosama-yu is a private bath made entirely of marble, for up to 5 adults, ¥4,300 for 1 hour (¥3,800 on weekdays). Next door, Karo-yu is for up to 2 adults, ¥3,500 (¥3,000 on weekdays). Both have a waiting room, with body soap and rinse-in shampoo provided. It is not a reservation system; you take your turn on site. Tonosama-no-Yu (Takeo Tourist Association, Japanese) / Karo-no-Yu (Takeo Tourist Association, Japanese) / Article on Takeo Onsen (Japanese)

NameTonosama-yu and Karo-yu
Address7425 Takeomachi-Takeo, Takeo-shi, Saga
Hours /
Closed
10:00–23:00 (reception until 22:00)
Phone0954-23-2001
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Ureshino Onsen Public Bath Siebold-no-Yu (Ureshino, Saga)

The private bath is ¥2,500 for 50 minutes, with a bathing tax of ¥100 per adult charged separately. If you come with someone who needs care or assistance, it is 75 minutes. Bring your own towel. Parking is free for up to 90 minutes. Siebold-no-Yu (Ureshino City, Japanese) / Article on day-trip baths in Saga (Japanese)

NameSiebold-no-Yu
Address818-2 Ureshinomachi-Shimojuku Otsu, Ureshino-shi, Saga
Hours /
Closed
6:00–22:00 (entry until 21:30). Closed 3rd Wednesday (following day if a holiday)
Phone0954-43-1426
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FAQ

Do children count in the number of people?

It depends on the facility. Tenpai-no-Sato and Izumi-no-Yu give limits in adults, and Tenpai-no-Sato charges ¥500 more per person per 60 minutes from 6 adults. Nakagawa Seiryu allows up to 2 adults (junior high school and above) and 3 children, and children under 3 can use only the family bath. Amandi says up to 5 per room, and Kirara-no-Yu charges extra for more people. At Yamatsubasa, children under 4 or under 100 cm cannot enter the large bath but can use the family bath.

Are towels included?

Tenpai-no-Sato has 2 towels and 2 bath towels per room, and Yamatsubasa includes 2 face towels and 2 bath towels in the price. Izumi-no-Yu sells them at the register, and Amandi charges ¥150 for a towel and ¥250 to rent a bath towel. Onioso and Ito-no-Yudokoro do not include towels, and at Siebold-no-Yu you bring your own.

Can I enter with a tattoo?

Mamushi-no-Yu and Kirara-no-Yu refuse people with tattoos. Nakagawa Seiryu also refuses, including fashion tattoos and stickers.

Checked with official pages on October 17, 2026 (Japan time). Prices and hours may change.

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