Taketori Onsen Akari no Yu

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Located in Yawata City, Kyoto Prefecture, Taketori Onsen Akari no Yu is a day-use hot spring facility where you can enjoy natural hot springs and saunas surrounded by bamboo groves. It features its own source of chloride spring and a famous cold plunge bath using spring water, along with an outdoor air bath and stone sauna area. With a calm design that utilizes the textures of wood and stone, it offers a bathing style that combines bathing, sweating, cooling, and resting.

Taketori Onsen Akari no Yu
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82-1 Yawata Nakanoyama, Yawata City, Kyoto Prefecture
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Facility Name
Taketori Onsen Akari no Yu
Facility Type
Onsen & Spa
Address
82-1 Yawata Nakanoyama, Yawata City, Kyoto Prefecture
Closed Days
None
Business Hours
Monday 09:30〜00:30
Tuesday 09:30〜00:30
Wednesday 09:30〜00:30
Thursday 09:30〜00:30
Friday 09:30〜00:30
Saturday 09:30〜00:30
Sunday 06:00〜00:30
Holiday 06:00〜00:30

♨️Hot Spring Information

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Hachiman Kaguya no Yu
Natural Hot Spring
Utilizes its own source, Hachiman Kaguya no Yu. The spring quality is sodium-chloride spring (hypotonic, alkaline, low-temperature), characterized by a 'warmth bath' that envelops the skin. After bathing, you feel thoroughly warmed, and it pairs well with outdoor air baths and stone saunas, providing high satisfaction during your stay.

Sauna & Cold Bath Information

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Nekkambou
Male
80°C
An infrared sauna using a gas stove, featuring a six-tier seating layout. Automatic löyly is performed every 30 minutes. Equipped with a TV, it is designed for thorough sweating.
Sauna Type
Dry Sauna
Stove Type
Infrared Heater
Capacity
20people
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Junkambou
Male
45°C
A low-temperature steam sauna around 45°C, with a system for applying salt to the body. With a high humidity environment, it aims to care for keratin and sebum through the action of salt, ideal for users who want to sweat thoroughly.
Sauna Type
Salt Sauna
Stove Type
Built-in Stove
Capacity
10people
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Iwashimizu
Male
17°C
A proud cold plunge bath using water sourced from the vicinity of Iwashimizu Hachimangu Shrine. During the summer season, events such as 'Cool Mint' are also held.
Water Quality
Groundwater