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Hyogo Kobe City

Jamesyama Natural Hot Spring Tsuki no Yufune

Enjoy milky-white natural hot springs and seawater hot springs

  • Scenic View
  • Natural Hot Spring
  • Aufguss available
  • Aroma löyly available
  • Sauna Available
  • Cold Bath Available

Hyogo Kobe City

Jamesyama Natural Hot Spring Tsuki no Yufune

Enjoy milky-white natural hot springs and seawater hot springs

  • Scenic View
  • Natural Hot Spring
  • Aufguss available
  • Aroma löyly available
  • Sauna Available
  • Cold Bath Available

About Jamesyama Natural Hot Spring Tsuki no Yufune

"Jamesyama Natural Hot Spring Tsuki no Yufune" is a bath facility in Tarumi Ward, Kobe City, Hyogo Prefecture. Guests can enjoy two distinct natural hot springs: the milky-white natural spring "Nozomi no Yu," drawn from deep underground, and "Saku no Yu," fed by seawater from the Seto Inland Sea. In the spacious tower-style stadium sauna, löyly and aufguss events are also held by professional heat performers. After refreshing in the sauna and cold plunge bath, guests can enjoy a pleasant outdoor air bath in the open-air space.

Hot SpringONSEN

Nozomi no Yu (Natural Hot Spring)

A natural hot spring drawn from deep underground. Calcium ions in the source water precipitate when they come into contact with the air, turning the water into a beautiful milky-white color. Known as a beauty bath for its smooth, gentle feel on the skin, it soothes both body and mind.

Saku no Yu (Natural Seawater)

A rare natural seawater bath that draws in fresh seawater directly from the Seto Inland Sea. It contains extremely rich mineral content, and its salt coating effect provides excellent heat retention. You are less likely to cool down after bathing, and can easily experience thalassotherapy (marine therapy).

SaunaSAUNA

01SAUNA

Stadium Sauna

Men'sWomen's

A spacious, open tower-style sauna room with four tiers. It uses both a far-infrared heater and a convection stove, surrounding the entire body with powerful heat. Regular löyly and aufguss events are held by dedicated heat performers, offering a deep sweating experience with dynamic waves of air and the scent of aroma.

02SAUNA

Salt Sauna

Men'sWomen's

A sauna where you rub salt onto your body while bathing. The synergistic effect of natural salt and the heat in the room gradually encourages sweating. It helps loosen sebum and old dead skin cells clogged in the pores, leaving your skin feeling smooth and firm after you get out.

03SAUNA

Rocky Sauna

Women's

A sauna exclusive to the women's bath area. The far-infrared rays and steam generated from heated sauna stones gently warm your body all the way to the core. With less feeling of stuffiness, even beginners and those who do not like intense heat can relax comfortably.

Cold BathCOLD BATH

01COLD BATH

Cold Bath

Men'sWomen's

A cold plunge bath located right next to the sauna room. Its thoroughly chilled water quickly draws away the heat from your body after sauna use and helps boost circulation. Because it is deep enough to soak up to your shoulders, you can fully immerse yourself, and after a refreshing cool-down you can move smoothly to the outdoor air bath area.

Facility Information

Address
7-4-46 Aoyamadai, Tarumi Ward, Kobe City, Hyogo Prefecture
Business Hours
09:00〜00:00

Open Year-Round

Closed Days
Open Year-Round
Gender Access
Gender Separated
Tattoos in the Communal Bath
No Tattoos
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