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Yamanashi Tsuru City

Yamanashi Tomareru Onsen Yorimichi no Yu

An onsen to stay the night, with a cold plunge of source water and löyly with waves of heat

  • Natural Hot Spring
  • Free-flow from source
  • Aufguss available
  • Auto löyly available
  • Finnish sauna
  • Sauna Available

Yamanashi Tsuru City

Yamanashi Tomareru Onsen Yorimichi no Yu

An onsen to stay the night, with a cold plunge of source water and löyly with waves of heat

  • Natural Hot Spring
  • Free-flow from source
  • Aufguss available
  • Auto löyly available
  • Finnish sauna
  • Sauna Available

About Yamanashi Tomareru Onsen Yorimichi no Yu

Set right in front of Tsurushi Station on the Fujikyu line, Yamanashi Tomareru Onsen Yorimichi no Yu is a spa for longer stays that brings lodging, onsen and sauna together. An automatic löyly sauna drives the heat in all at once, and a cold plunge fed with a constant flow of source water mixed with groundwater cools you right to the core. The water has the softness of a sulfate spring and leaves the skin smooth and moist. In the space for cooling off in the open air your breathing deepens, and the place works as an inn for totonou, the deep, settled calm after sauna, where you can reset your senses partway through a journey.

Hot SpringONSEN

Yorimichi no Yu

The spring is a sodium-calcium sulfate spring (hypotonic, alkaline, low-temperature). The 32.9°C (91.2°F) source water is heated and fed straight into the rock bath and other baths. The moisture-retaining quality of the sulfate water combines with the soft feel of the alkaline water, leaving skin smooth and moisturized after bathing.

FeaturesFree-flow from source

Yorimichi no Yu

The spring is a sodium-calcium sulfate spring (hypotonic, alkaline, low-temperature). The 32.9°C (91.2°F) source water is heated and fed straight into the rock bath and other baths. The moisture-retaining quality of the sulfate water combines with the soft feel of the alkaline water, leaving skin smooth and moisturized after bathing.

FeaturesFree-flow from source

SaunaSAUNA

Iznes (far-infrared sauna)

The signature sauna here. A far-infrared sauna built around an iznes stove from Finland, it runs automatic löyly at :00 and :30 every hour. Staff also hold löyly sessions with waves of heat, where professional fanning sends the felt temperature soaring in an instant, for a genuine aufguss experience.

Iznes (far-infrared sauna)

The signature sauna here. A far-infrared sauna built around an iznes stove from Finland, it runs automatic löyly at :00 and :30 every hour. Staff also hold löyly sessions with waves of heat, where professional fanning sends the felt temperature soaring in an instant, for a genuine aufguss experience.

Yorimichi no Kama

A mist sauna that recreates Japan’s age-old kama-buro, a kiln-shaped steam bath, in a modern style. Steam pours out constantly, wrapping you in a dreamlike space as if you were inside a thick fog. The temperature is set very high for a mist sauna, overturning the received wisdom that a mist sauna rarely brings on totonou, and it delivers a proper sense of totonou.

Yorimichi no Kama

A mist sauna that recreates Japan’s age-old kama-buro, a kiln-shaped steam bath, in a modern style. Steam pours out constantly, wrapping you in a dreamlike space as if you were inside a thick fog. The temperature is set very high for a mist sauna, overturning the received wisdom that a mist sauna rarely brings on totonou, and it delivers a proper sense of totonou.

Cold BathCOLD BATH

Yorimichi no Reisui

A cold plunge found in few other places in Japan, mixing water from a natural onsen source with natural groundwater. With no chiller at all, the water flows straight in at the temperature at which it is drawn up, making it soft and gentle on the skin. Regulars rate it highly, saying they could stay in forever, and the smooth, slippery feel that comes from the spring water is a pleasure. Soaking in it after the sauna makes the pores tighten, and its skin-beautifying effect is all the greater.

FeaturesFlow-through

Yorimichi no Reisui

A cold plunge found in few other places in Japan, mixing water from a natural onsen source with natural groundwater. With no chiller at all, the water flows straight in at the temperature at which it is drawn up, making it soft and gentle on the skin. Regulars rate it highly, saying they could stay in forever, and the smooth, slippery feel that comes from the spring water is a pleasure. Soaking in it after the sauna makes the pores tighten, and its skin-beautifying effect is all the greater.

FeaturesFlow-through

Hot Stone SpaHOT STONE SPA

Warm-stone room

Extra fee

A well-appointed area with three kinds of warm-stone rooms using a variety of natural stones such as Sakurajima lava, amethyst and bakuhanseki (maifan stone), plus a cooling room lit dreamily by a giant rock-salt lamp. Soft heat from the stones envelops the whole body, and sweating slowly encourages detox of body and mind and deep relaxation. On weekends, löyly sessions with waves of heat are held too, with aroma water crackling on the stones, for a refreshing sweat. There is also a terrace just for the warm-stone rooms for cooling off in the open air, where you can let the outdoor breeze gently cool your flushed body and spend a blissful time at rest.

Warm-stone room

Extra fee

A well-appointed area with three kinds of warm-stone rooms using a variety of natural stones such as Sakurajima lava, amethyst and bakuhanseki (maifan stone), plus a cooling room lit dreamily by a giant rock-salt lamp. Soft heat from the stones envelops the whole body, and sweating slowly encourages detox of body and mind and deep relaxation. On weekends, löyly sessions with waves of heat are held too, with aroma water crackling on the stones, for a refreshing sweat. There is also a terrace just for the warm-stone rooms for cooling off in the open air, where you can let the outdoor breeze gently cool your flushed body and spend a blissful time at rest.

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Facility Information

Address
1-13-31 Tsuru, Tsuru, Yamanashi
Business Hours
10:00〜23:00

Irregular Holidays

Closed Days
Irregular Holidays
Gender Access
Gender Separated
Tattoo Policy (Communal Bath)
No Tattoos
Official Website
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Access

By car

  • From Tokyo (Chuo Expressway → at Otsuki Junction, head toward Kawaguchiko → Tsuru Interchange)
  • From Kofu (Chuo Expressway → at Otsuki Junction, head toward Kawaguchiko → Tsuru Interchange)
  • About 2 minutes from Tsuru Interchange (turn left out of the tollgate → turn right at the first traffic light; it is 100 m (330 ft) ahead on the right)
  • About 10 minutes from Kawaguchiko Interchange

By train and bus

  • Shinjuku → Otsuki Station by limited express, about 70 minutes → Fujikyu line, about 15 minutes → Tsurushi Station
  • Kofu → Otsuki Station by limited express, about 40 minutes → Fujikyu line, about 15 minutes → Tsurushi Station
  • Kawaguchiko Station → Tsurushi Station on the Fujikyu line, about 40 minutes
  • Busta Shinjuku → Chuo-do Tsuru bus stop by highway bus, about 110 minutes

About 1 minute on foot from Tsurushi Station. About 7 minutes on foot from the Chuo-do Tsuru bus stop. Parking for 110 cars (large vehicles welcome, first come, first served)

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Visited by the Editor-in-Chief

The Editor-in-Chief visited in person in March 2026

A Sublime Cold Plunge Where Natural Water Meets Hot Spring

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