Teriha Spa Resort in Fukuoka: Fees From ¥1,090, and the Rules for Going With Children (Under 3 Cannot Enter the Rock-Bed Floor)

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Teriha Spa Resort Honten in Kashii-Teriha, Higashi Ward, Fukuoka City, has 2 courses: a bathing-only “Spa Course” and a “Spa Resort Course” that adds rock-bed bathing (ganbanyoku, heated stone beds). The price depends on the day, in categories A to I. At the lowest category, A, an adult pays ¥1,090 for the Spa Course and ¥2,180 for the Spa Resort Course. Children under 3 cannot enter the rock-bed floor and use the bathing-only course.

In short

Fees: category A, adult, ¥1,090 (Spa Course) or ¥2,180 (Spa Resort Course). Check the day’s category on the official price calendar.
Children: under 3 cannot enter the rock-bed floor. Ages 3 to elementary school get a discount.
Hours: bathing 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m., rock-bed bathing 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m.
Getting there: free shuttle buses from Hakata, Tenjin and Kashii stations. Parking is free for users.

Checked with official pages on November 1, 2026 (Japan time). Prices and hours may change.

Photo source: After the 10th-anniversary renovation, Teriha Spa Resort Honten evolves further with a new karaoke room (Nakashiro Co., Ltd. press release, September 4, 2026) (Japanese)

1. Fees: bathing only, or with rock-bed bathing

Fees are set by day in categories A to I. At the lowest, category A, an adult pays ¥1,090 for the Spa Course (bathing only) and ¥2,180 for the Spa Resort Course (rock-bed bathing plus bathing). The higher the category, the higher the price, and the official price calendar shows the category for the day you go. Children from age 3 to elementary school pay ¥500 less than the adult fee for the Spa Resort Course and ¥300 less for the Spa Course. A late-night charge is added for staying after 3:00 a.m., and for the Spa Resort Course the rock-bed plus bathing fee is charged again after 10:00 a.m. the next morning.

Towels differ by course. The Spa Resort Course includes a face towel, a bath towel, a rock-bed mat and house wear (or a rock-bed gown). For the Spa Course, towels cost extra (¥400 for a set, ¥280 for a towel for sale). Coupon books need a membership card (free annual fee, ¥500 enrollment fee), are valid for 6 months, and are not sold on some busy days. Teriha Spa Resort guide and fees page (Japanese)

2. Hours: bathing 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m., rock-bed bathing 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m.

Bathing is 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. and rock-bed bathing is 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m., and the last entry for both is 1:00 a.m. The family baths are 10:00 a.m. to midnight (last entry 11:00 p.m.). The large baths cannot be used from 2:00 to 8:00 a.m., and the rock-bed rooms from 2:00 to 9:00 a.m., because of cleaning. On busy weekends and long holidays, entry to the 3rd and 4th floors, where the rock-bed bathing is, may be limited.

3. Rules for children: ages 3 and elementary school are the dividing lines

Children under 3 cannot enter the 3rd and 4th floors with the rock-bed rooms, so the child uses the bathing-only Spa Course, and one parent also uses the same Spa Course. Children aged 3 to elementary school cannot use the Spa Resort Course on their own, and a parent enters on the same course. House wear is not included for elementary school children and younger.

Children in elementary school or older, or 110 cm or taller, cannot bathe in the mixed-gender area. Children who are not out of diapers cannot use the facility, and under a Fukuoka Prefecture ordinance, people under 18 cannot enter after 11:00 p.m. The official site also says it refuses people with tattoos (including painted ones).

A family bath holds up to 4 people. You book from 8:00 a.m. on the day, by phone or at the reception desk, towels cost extra, and the baths cannot be used on days with overnight guests. Teriha Spa Resort age rules and family bath guide (Japanese)

4. Saunas in the large baths: 3 kinds for men and women, and 2 kinds of cold plunge

The large bath on the 2nd floor has an open-air rock bath, a high-concentration carbonated spring and jet baths, and the open-air area has a shallow bath. On the men’s side, the saunas are a stadium sauna with automatic loyly, the Royal Throne Sauna with a “king’s seat” where you can do self-loyly while sitting, and a herb sauna. On the women’s side, they are a herb sauna, the Lumina Sauna where you can use salt and a mud pack, and a 7-tier stadium-style high-temperature sauna (about a 10-degree difference per tier). There are 2 kinds of cold plunge, a low-temperature cold bath and a near-room-temperature one, and the outdoor-air area has reclining chairs. Teriha Spa Resort spa and sauna page (Japanese)

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On the 1st floor there is an outdoor area where you wear swimwear (including a twin-tower sauna with self-loyly), and family baths: 2 rooms with a sauna and 1 room without. Equipment suspensions and problems are posted on the official notice list. Teriha Spa Resort outdoor area page (Japanese) / Teriha Spa Resort notice list (Japanese)

5. Getting to Kashii-Teriha: free shuttle buses and free parking for users

The address is 5-2-15 Kashii-Teriha, Higashi Ward, Fukuoka City, inside Teriha Garden Square. Free shuttle buses run from Hakata, Tenjin and Kashii stations, and the timetable and boarding points are given in an official PDF. The official site says you cannot board when the bus is full, and that there are delays and cancellations.

Parking is free when you use the baths, rock-bed bathing or a hotel stay (only for the time you are inside the building). The basic fee is ¥200 for 60 minutes on weekdays (maximum ¥800 within 8 hours), and ¥500 for 60 minutes on weekends and holidays with no maximum. It is for ordinary cars only, and payment is cash only. Teriha Spa Resort access and parking page (Japanese)

The latest price categories and notices are on the Teriha Spa Resort official site (Japanese).